Family law and social policy (Law in context)

John Eekelaar

BUTTERWORTHS LAW

This 3rd edition of the handbook, is designed for the practitioner and the student. It presents a positive approach to internal auditing within the UK, dealing with both theory and principles and demonstrating their practical application to a wide range of management activities. Revised and up-to-date, this new edition takes into account the latest legislative developments. Its scope has been extended, and key topical issues are also now addressed. Practical in its approach. it offers guidance and support for both the internal and external auditor. It also encompasses the CIMA, CIPFA and IIA examination syllabi, its previous editions having been adopted as recommended reading.

Internal Audit

Venables, J.S.R.

Business & Money

Provides an analytical approach to the subject of advocacy.

Munkman: The Technique of Advocacy

Munkman, John

Legal Education

"(PUBLICATION FIRST MARKED AS OUT OF PRINT 09/10/03)Whish: Competition Law introduces the reader to the competition law of the EC and the UK, describing the constituent parts of the law, analysing the way in which the law affects particular commercial phenomena, and explaining the economic context in which competition law operates.This new edition has been revised in line with the enormous changes in this complex field of law, both in the EC and the UK. Most notable amongst the many developments in the EC is Regulation 2790/99 and the accompanying Guidelines on Vertical Restraints which have dramatically changed the application of Article 81 of the EC Treaty to vertical agreements. Meanwhile changes in the UK have been even more fundamental, with the adoption of the Competition Act 1998 and the prospect of further changes to domestic competition law in the pipeline.Covering all the important developments in this area in a way which is comprehensive yet accessible, Whish: Competition Law will prove invaluable both to law and economic students as well as to practitioners and officials involved in competition law matters."

Competition Law

Richard Whish

The writers' aim is to make A Level study of Law an enjoyable and stimulating experience. Therefore the book does not just describe the law, it discusses its practical workings, the theories on which it is based and the problems to which it gives rise. The study of law should also be exciting. Law is not just about rules; it is about argument, and throughout the text students are encouraged to consider the arguments that surround the controversial issues in the law.

'A' Level Law

A.M. Dugdale

Michael P. Furmston

Intended for students studying for the Management in Banking examination of the Chartered Institute of Bankers, this book covers the new core syllabus. Topics discussed include marketing, risk analysis and management, information systems and technological change and stress management. The text has also been revised to reflect recent developments in research and management practice. Theories and concepts are explained and examples drawn from managerial situations in the banking world are provided to illustrate the links between the world of ideas and the world of work.

Management for Bankers

W.A. Braddick

Practical Inheritance Tax Planning

Ray, Ralph

Competition from ex- (or even current) employees is an increasingly common problem faced by employers in commerce and industry. Employers are now placing much greater emphasis on their legal rights and more practitioners are being asked to advise on such matters. This work sets out the law, practice and appropriate strategy from both the employer's and the employee's point of view. It covers all the stages from drawing up the contract, through what to do when a breach of contract appears to have taken place, to the available remedies. The emphasis is on the practical approach, giving checklists, flowcharts and precedents.

Employment Covenants and Confidential Information: Law, Practice and Technique

Kate Brearley

Selwyn Bloch

Personal injury litigation cases involving children as plaintiffs is an expanding area of law that cannot be treated in the same way as cases involving adults. This book is a practical guide to this area of law and practice. It may also be used as in conjunction with "Butterworths Personal Injury Litigation Service".

Children and personal injury litigation

Roderick L. Denyer

Rules & Procedures

Recent legal cases have brought the issue of foreign currency translations into the spotlight. This book takes account of current guidelines to offer "best practice" for the accountant and suggestions which provide economically sensible results.

Martin: Accounting and Control in the Foreign Exchange Market

Ian J. Martin

International

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