Elliott and Quinn's "English Legal System" is an established and popular textbook with students and lecturers alike. It provides a lively, clear and comprehensive explanation of the legal system of England and Wales, with a topical emphasis on how the law is made and applied in practice. As well as stating what the law is, the authors analyse the principles underpinning it. The law is described in its social context, often with reference to other jurisdictions, together with an outline of the academic debate surrounding contentious areas.

English Legal System

Elliott, Catherine

Quinn, Frances

Rules & Procedures

Addison-Wesley Longman Ltd

Contract Law

Business

Pearson Education Limited

Book by Elliott, Catherine, Quinn, Frances

Pearson/Education

Elliott and Quinn's market-leading English Legal System continues to provide a complete and lively guide to the intricacies of the legal system in England and Wales. Highly regarded for its accuracy, analysis and engaging style, English Legal System is a firm favourite amongst students who rely on this trusted text.From how the law is made to understanding concepts of law, the authors explore all areas of the English Legal System to provide a clear appreciation of the subject with their signature style and clarity.

English Legal System 14th edn

English Legal System 2013/14 + MyLawChamber Pearson eText Acess Code

Foreign & International Law

Elliott and Quinn's Tort Law clarifies the essential concepts behind the law, making it easier for students to understand and apply the legal rules. The book sets each tort in its social context to make clear when and why claims might be brought, and then provides a clear explanation of the rules relating to each tort.  Each chapter includes discussion of problems with the current law, helping students to develop a critical and analytical approach. Through reference to topical cases and issues, the authors show that tort law is an interesting and relevant to today's society.

Tort Law 9e

- Key Case boxes help students to remember the leading cases and the principles of law that arise from them - Chapter introductions identify core themes and concepts - Topical issue boxes help put the legal system into context and improve understanding - Diagrams assist the student’s understanding of the subject through a visual demonstration

Elliott: Tort Law MLCP pk_o9 (9th Edition)

Pearson Canada

This book aims to provide a clear and comprehensive explanation of the English Legal System and how it works in practice. It considers the main areas of the English Legal System in practice - such as the sources of law, the legal professions, lay partcipation in the legal system, and legal aid and advice. In doing so it discusses the implications of recent developments in the field, including the new transfer for trial proceedings plea and direction hearings, preparatory hearings and the Criminal Appeals Act 1995 - all dramatic changes rapidly being introduced into the criminal justice system; as well as the implications of Lord Woolf's Civil Justice Review for the future of the civil justice system and the new proposals for legal aid and advice.

Criminal Law

This book aims to provide a clear explanation of tort law. As well as setting out the law itself the authors examine the principles behind it, and discuss some of the issues and debates arising from it. It contains all the key areas of tort law - such as negligence, nuisance and trespass - along with topical debates in those fields. Recent developments that are considered include the litigation arising from the Hillsborough football disaster and the case of Page v Smith (1995); the future of the tort of nuisance in the light of the case brought by residents of East London during the Docklands development; the Court of Appeal's attempt to reduce future awards for defamation in the litigation between Elton John and the Sunday Mirror and the unsuccessful actions for defamation brought by the various Members of Parliament; the legal position of professional rescuers following the case of Frost v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire (1995) and the implications of the case of X v Bedfordshire County Council (1995).

Tort Law

This text aims to provide a clear explanation of criminal law. As well as setting out the law itself, the book also examines the principles behind it and discusses some of the issues and debates arising from it. It contains broad coverage of all the main areas of criminal law, such as the principal homicide offences, offences against the person and property offences.

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English Legal System

Contract Law

Contract Law

English Legal System 14th edn

English Legal System 2013/14 + MyLawChamber Pearson eText Acess Code

Tort Law 9e

Elliott: Tort Law MLCP pk_o9 (9th Edition)

English Legal System

Tort Law

Criminal Law