This is the Fourth Edition of this best-selling book. It provides a comprehensive summary of the current state of the law in this heavily litigated area. It includes coverage of the main cases from Dimond v Lovell, Burdis v Livesey, Clark v Ardington and Lagden v O'Connor through to Sayce v TNT, Copley v Lawn and Bent (No1 and No2). Issues covered include rates, impecuniosity, mitigation and various enforceability issues as well as The Cancellation of Contracts made in a Consumer's Home or Place of Work Regulations 2008, The Distance Selling Regulations and the concept of unfair relationships. Tim Kevan practised as a barrister for ten years specialising in, among other things, credit hire. He appeared in the Court of Appeal cases of Zoan v Rouamba and Ketley v Gilbert and was described by Chambers and Partners (in 2009) as "the credit hire junior". He is currently the co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal (www.pibriefupdate.com). Aidan Ellis is a barrister at Temple Garden Chambers practising in credit hire and personal injury alongside his work for the International Criminal Court. He has written and lectured on credit hire and is also the co-editor of the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal (www.pibriefupdate.com).

Kevan and Ellis on Credit Hire

Engineering & Transportation

Kevan, Tim

Ellis, Aidan

Automotive

Law Brief Publishing

"Email is at the heart of the modern worldís communications. Regulation is difficult, particularly because of the internationalisation of the electronic media and because of the speed of technical change. Bringing diverse areas of law as they affect email into one easy-to-digest volume, this UK volume will be essential for all companies wishing to set and maintain internal policies, as well as all companies trading on the internet. "

Email the Internet and the Law: Essential Guide to Safer Surfing

Computers & Technology

McGrath, Paul

Computer Science

Xpl Pub

"This book provides a practical guide to the UK law of claims following fatal accidents and the rights of action on death. It covers in particular claims which continue on behalf of the estate and which are governed by the Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1934. In addition, it examines the workings of the Fatal Accidents Act 1976 ranging from the definition of dependants to the types of loss which are recoverable and how these are assessed. It also looks at the procedure which follows a fatal accident claim from the first days in the coronersí court to the final days in the county court. Contents include: Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1934, Fatal Accidents Act 1976, Assessment of damages, Procedure."

Fatal Accident Claims

Kwaitkowska, Maria

Business

XPL Law

<p>With the metaphor of surfing and the ocean flowing through their book, the authors have drawn on their collective experience and brought together psychological tools and a collection of ideas and images to help lawyers deal with the issue of self-motivation.</p>

Why Lawyers Should Surf

Tempest, Michelle

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Tarquin

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