One hundred and fifty years of Irish law
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One hundred and fifty years of Irish law
SLS Legal Publications , Round Hall Sweet & Maxwell, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references
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内容説明
The past century and a half has seen fundamental changes in the laws of Ireland, both North and South, and, at the same time, a remarkable degree of continuity both in the problems facing Irish society and in the legal solutions to those problems. This collection of essays is published to mark the sesquicentenary of The Queen's Colleges in Ireland. It presents a selection of "snapshots" illustrating this combination of continuity and change in relation to law-making, the administration of justice and the ownership of property. The wide-ranging nature of the legal issues and materials discussed in this collection provides a useful contribution to a more general understanding of the modern law in the two Irish jurisdictions. Price includes postage and packaging.
目次
- Part 1 Law-making: parity, parrotry or plagiarism? - legislating for the unemployed poor in Norther Ireland 1838-1995, Laura Lundy
- environmental law in Ireland 1845-1995, Karen Morrow
- unconscionable bargains, David Capper. Part 2 Administering justice: the judicial role in criminal cases in Ireland, Sean Doran and John Jackson
- an illustration of the literary approach to the study of law - the "mysteries" novels of the 19th century and the "troubles thriller", Ray Geary and John Morison
- law and lawyers in Trollope's Ireland, Peter Ingram
- alternative justice, Christine Bell. Part 3 Solving property problems: a parliamentary history of distress for rent from 1845, Alan Dowling
- from potatoes and peasants to quotas and squires - the endurability of Conacre from 1845 to 1995, David Moore
- of pin-money and paraphernalia, the Widow's Shilling and a free ride to mass - 150 years of property for the Irish wife, Sheena Gratton
- The "Giant's Causeway" case - property law in Ireland 1845-1995, Norma Dawson.
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