Arlidge & Parry on fraud
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Arlidge & Parry on fraud
（Criminal law library）
Sweet & Maxwell, 1996-
2nd ed
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- 2nd suppl
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Arlidge and Parry on fraud
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Doshisha University Library (Imadegawa)
[main]Z326.933;A9100;157;0330008725,
2nd supplZ326.933;A9100;S:257;0330008733 -
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Includes bibliographical footnotes and index
Description and Table of Contents
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[main] ISBN 9780421485006
Description
This new edition provides a complete guide to the law and practice relating to fraud. Due to the increasingly international focus of commerce and the growth of computer fraud, this area of the law has undergone considerable change. In addition, the creation of the Serious Fraud Office was affected by the Criminal Justice Act 1987, with its wide ranging powers of investigation and seizure of material. This book covers these areas and their legal implications in detail, providing extensive coverage of the presentation of serious fraud cases. It considers the impact of all relevant recent legislation (including the Criminal Justice Acts and the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984).
Table of Contents
Dishonesty. Fraud. Theft. Deception. Documents, records and accounts. Company fraud. Corruption. Frauds on investors. Frauds on creditors. Frauds on the public. Computer fraud. Jurisdiction. The investigation of serious fraud. The prosecution of serious fraud. Presenting a fraud case. Evidence.
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2nd suppl ISBN 9780421796805
Description
The second edition of this authoritative title provides complete coverage of the substantive law and practice relating to fraud. In addition, a thorough examination of the law relating to jurisdiction, investigation, procedure and evidence is provided. Important developments covered include:
* The House of Lords' decision in Gomez on the relationship between theft and obtaining property by deception
* The statutory reversal of Ayres on conspiracy to defraud
* Other case law on theft, deception, forgery and false accounting
Table of Contents
Dishonesty. Fraud. Theft. Deception. Documents, records and accounts. Company fraud. Corruption. Frauds on investors. Frauds on creditors. Frauds on the public. Computer fraud. Jurisdiction. The investigation of serious fraud. The prosecution of serious fraud. Presenting a fraud case. Evidence.
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