British company cases

Author(s)

• CCH Editions Limited
• Sweet & Maxwell

Bibliographic Information

British company cases

CCH Editions Limited, c1991-

• 1990
• 1991
• 1992
• 1993
• 1994
• 1995
• 1996
• 1997
• 1998
• 1999
• 2000
• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005
• 2006
• 2007
• 2008
• 2009
• 2010
• 2011
• 2012

Other Title

British company cases

Br. co. cases

BCC

Note

Continues: British company law cases (BA0510330X)

Vols. for 1999- published: London : Sweet & Maxwell

Size of vol. for 1999: 26 cm

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

2009 ISBN 9780414040182

Description

Given the emphasis of the Civil Procedure Rules on settlement and speedy resolution of disputes, declaratory proceedings are increasingly important. This new edition of the definitive work on the subject explains the wide scope of the declaratory judgment as a public law remedy for both individuals and public bodies and shows how it can be used.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• The History and the Development
• Jurisdiction
• Discretion
• The Claimant and Standing to bring Proceedings
• The Defendant
• Procedure
• The Action of Declarator in Scotland
• The Future.

Volume

2011 ISBN 9780414048799

Description

* Fully explains the role of Misrepresentation in Contract Law. * Further expands on the role of Mistake and Non-disclosure in a contractual dispute * Formally comments on the general duties of negotiating parties .

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: General introduction,PART I: MISPREPRESENTATION,Chapter 2: Introduction: the claim for misrepresentation, Chapter 3: Elements common to a claim for misrepresentation Chapter 4: Rescission of the contract for misrepresentation ,Chapter 5: Liability in tort for misrepresentation: I: fraudulent misrepresentation,Chapter 6: Liability in tort for misrepresentation: II: negligent misrepresentation,Chapter 7: Statutory liability for misrepresentation, [Chapter 8: Liability in equity for misrepresentation,Chapter 9: Misrepresentation as breach of contract, Chapter 10: Exclusion and limitation of liability for misrepresentation,Chapter 11: Misrepresentation as a defence,Chapter 12: Practice and procedure relating to claims for misrepresentation,PART II: MISTAKE,Chapter 13: Introduction: categorising mistakes, Chapter 14: Mistakes about the terms of the contract , Chapter 15: Mistakes about the identity of the other party, Chapter 16: Mistakes about the subject-matter of the contract, or the surrounding circumstances, PART III: NON-DISCLOSURE Chapter 17: Introduction: the problems of non-disclosure,Chapter 18: The general rule: no duty of disclosure,Chapter 19: Particular duties of disclosure,[Chapter 20:Comparisons and trends]

Volume

2002 ISBN 9780421843707

Description

Archbold has been the first choice of judges, barristers and practitioners of criminal law for over 180 years. It's the most popular and cited publication for criminal work, providing all the materials you need to prepare a case and take it to trial. * Covers both substantive law and practice and procedure * Completely revised by a team of expert editors each year * Available in print, in one portable volume, and on CD-ROM * Includes a New Chapter on Money Laundering * Fully updated new 2004 edition covers new case law, legislation, SIs, practice directions, and guidelines, including Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002, Enterprise Act 2002 and Railways and Transport Safety Act 2003 * Supplemented regularly to keep users up-to-date throughout 2004 with developments including radical changes under expected criminal justice and sexual offences legislation

Volume

2003 ISBN 9780421882805

Description

As a comprehensive reference source for all those concerned with land registration, Ruoff & Roper: Registered Conveyancing is unrivalled. The work covers the whole process of land registration from first registration and upgrading of land through to rectification, indemnity and determination of disputes and is completely up-to-date with the changes brought about by the Land Registration Act 2002 and related rules. A clear explanation of the law is given, explaining the changes to the legal principles underlying the land registration system and describing in detail the practical, procedural and formal requirements imposed by the new Act and Land Registration Rules 2003. Different categories of owners of registered land, such as trusts and companies are covered and situations and circumstances that affect registered land, for example matrimonial property, public sector housing and leasehold enfranchisement, are taken fully into account. Plus, should disputes arise, the methods for seeking solutions are examined. In total, Ruoff and Roper: Registered Conveyancing offers you a definitive and meticulous account of the principles of land registration. Addressing practical issues, it is an indispensable resource.

Table of Contents

General Principles. First Registration and Upgrading. Dealings and Transmission. Trusts of Land, Charities & Particular Proprietors. Protected Interests. Rectification, Idemnity: Determination of Disputes. Appendices.

Volume

2004 ISBN 9780421904101

Description

Charging and Trading in Local Government provides detailed guidance on local authorities' powers to charge for services and trade, powers that were substantially overhauled and expanded by the Local Government Act 2003. Written by practitioners who are recognised as the leading experts on this subject, it clearly explains what these powers now are and guides readers through their effective use. Crucially, it demonstrates the practical implications of the new powers by a series of worked examples of possible charging/ trading activities, including the legal processes. * Identifies the charging and trading powers local authorities now have available * Shows how to use them to an authority's advantage * Incorporates the wide-ranging changes introduced in recent legislation * Contains a series of worked examples * Uses checklists and diagrams to highlight key issues and potential pitfalls * Includes a series of tools for assessing the business case for charging and trading * Presented in an understandable style suitable for both lawyers and non-lawyers

Table of Contents

Introduction. Charging and trading under existing powers. Charging and Trading in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Charging for Discretionary Services. The Charging Provisions. Examples of charging for discretionary services. Commercial Trading. Establishment of companies for Trading. Examples of commercial trading. Developing a strategy. Making the case for charging and trading. Conclusion.

Volume

1991 ISBN 9780863252778

Description

This volume reproduces the full texts of British company law cases heard in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the House of Lords, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the Scottish Court of Session and the Northern Ireland High Court, and reported during the year 1991. Each case has a headnote outlining the facts, the decision and the reason for the decision. The decisions reproduced are listed alphabetically by name in the Cases Reported list. Cases and legislation referred to in the judgements are included in the Cases Cited list and the Legislation Finding list. The decisions are indexed by subject matter in the topical index. The cases in this volume were reported by D.S.P. Barbour, Barrister, and E. O'Grady, Barrister.

Volume

1992 ISBN 9780863253010

Description

This volume reproduces the full texts of British company law cases heard in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the House of Lords, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the Scottish Court of Session and the Northern Ireland High Court, and reported during the year 1992. Each case has a headnote outlining the facts, the decision and the reason for the decision. The decisions reproduced are listed alphabetically by name in the Cases Reported list. Cases and legislation referred to in the judgements are included in the Cases Cited list and the Legislation Finding list. The decisions are indexed by subject matter in the topical index.

Volume

1993 ISBN 9780863253485

Description

This volume reproduces the full texts of British company law cases heard in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the House of Lords, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the Scottish Court of Session and the Northern Ireland High Court, and reported during the year 1993. Each case has a headnote outlining the facts, the decision and the reason for the decision. The decisions reproduced are listed alphabetically by name in the Cases Reported list. Cases and legislation referred to in the judgements are included in the Cases Cited list and the Legislation Finding list. The decisions are indexed by subject matter in the topical index.

Volume

1994 ISBN 9780863253935

Description

This volume reproduces the full texts of British company law cases heard in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the House of Lords, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the Scottish Court of Session and the Northern Ireland High Court, and reported during the year 1994. Each case has a headnote outlining the facts, the decision and the reason for the decision. The decisions reproduced are listed alphabetically by name in the Cases Reported list. Cases and legislation referred to in the judgements are included in the Cases Cited list and the Legislation Finding list. The decisions are indexed by subject matter in the topical index.

Volume

1995 ISBN 9780863254208

Description

This volume reproduces the full texts of British company law cases heard in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the House of Lords, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the Scottish Court of Session and the Northern Ireland High Court, and reported during the year 1995. Each case has a headnote outlining the facts, the decision and the reason for the decision. The decisions reproduced are listed alphabetically by name in the Cases Reported list. Cases and legislation referred to in the judgements are included in the Cases Cited list and the Legislation Finding list. The decisions are indexed by subject matter in the topical index.

Volume

1996 ISBN 9780863254604

Description

This volume reproduces the full texts of British company law cases heard in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the House of Lords, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the Scottish Court of Session and the Northern Ireland High Court, and reported during the year 1996. Each case has a headnote outlining the facts, the decision and the reason for the decision. The decisions reproduced are listed alphabetically by name in the Cases Reported list. Cases and legislation referred to in the judgements are included in the Cases Cited list and the Legislation Finding list. The decisions are indexed by subject matter in the topical index.

Volume

2006 ISBN 9781847030702

Description

Essential for anyone implementing or advising on Road Traffic Offences in England and Wales. Volume one sets out the definitions of road traffic law providing an explanation of the law and procedure both for prosecuting and defending a case. Specific offences are dealt with chapter by chapter. Volume 2 contains core statutory material, including statutes such as the Road Safety Act, SIS, E U Legislation and international agreements.

Table of Contents

• Volume 1: Chapter 1: Definitions
• Chapter 2: Procedure
• Chapter 3: Evidence
• Chapter 4: Drink/Driving Offences
• Chapter 5 Dangerous, careless and Inconsiderate Driving
• Chapter 6:Driver offences
• Chapter 7: Accidents and Furnishing Information
• Chapter 8: Vehicle Offences
• Chapter 9: Protection of drivers and passengers
• Chapter 10: Insurance
• Chapter 11: Driving Licences
• Chapter 12: Excise and Trade Licences
• Chapter 13: Goods and Passenger Vehicles
• Chapter 14: Drivers Hours and records
• Chapter 15: Theft, taking conveyances, aggravated vehicle taking, Criminal Damage and Causing danger to road users
• Chapter 16: Forgery, fraudulent use and false statements
• Chapter 17: Fixed penalties
• Chapter 18: Custodial and other penalties
• Chapter 19: Endorsement and penalty points
• Chapter 20: Disqualification
• Chapter 21: Special reasons and mitigating circumstances
• Chapter 22: Appeals
• Appendix 1: Drink driving
• Appendix 2: Endorsement and sentence codes
• Appendix 3: Sentencing guidelines
• Appendix 4: Table of

Volume

2008 ISBN 9781847036391

Description

A comprehensive manual for solicitors and other professionals involved with 'affordable housing', covering tenancies, planning issues and finance.

Table of Contents

*Part I: *Affordable Housing Generally *Part II: *Affordable Housing in Practice *Tenancies *Ownership *Part III: Affordable Housing and the Planning System *Part IV *Funding for Affordable Housing *Part V *Affordable Housing Providers *Social Landlords *Registered Social Landlords *Part VI: *Affordable Housing and Regeneration *Part VII: *Finance, Accounting and Taxation

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Details

• NCID: BA17282716
• ISBN:
  • 0863252532
  • 086325277X
  • 0863253016
  • 0863253482
  • 0863253938
  • 0863254209
  • 0863254608
  • 0863254810
  • 0863255167
  • 9780863255410
  • 0421753900
  • 0421793902
  • 0421843705
  • 0421882808
  • 0421904100
  • 042193350X
  • 9781847030702
  • 9781847033451
  • 9781847036391
  • 9780414040182
  • 9780414044432
  • 9780414048799
  • 9780414025820
• LCCN: 92648509
• Country Code: uk
• Title Language Code: eng
• Text Language Code: eng
• Place of Publication: Bicester, Oxfordshire
• Pages/Volumes: v.
• Size: 23-26 cm
• Classification:
  • DC22 : 346.410660264
• Subject Headings:
  • LCSH : Corporation law -- Great Britain -- Cases -- Periodicals