| ||
|
Home • About • Lawfinder • Lawfeeder • Tools • Newsletter • ebooks • Precedents • Forms • Services • Binary Law | ||
The White Book Service 2008
Publication due April 2008 Service to March 2009 includes:
FeaturesThousands of judges and barristers who wouldn’t contemplate going to court without it. The White Book is the definition of authoritative, reliable and accessible civil procedure guidance. However complex the puzzle you face, whether guidance on procedure, research, unravelling a complex Rule or practical assistance with administration, the White Book Service 2008 offers you the solution you need and provides the definitive benchmark on civil procedure. It is the expert commentary that gives the White Book its edge. Two comprehensive print volumes ensure you have the most relevant information to hand where you need it most, at your side. Civil Procedure Volume 1Volume 1 includes core materials, the Civil Procedure Rules and accompanying commentary.
Civil Procedure Volume 2Volume 2 contains materials relating to special procedures under CPR Parts 58 to 63 - essential guidance on specific practice areas.
Civil Procedure CDThe Civil Procedure CD gives you a comprehensive and flexible answer to your court and research requirements. You’ll have the whole of the White Book in one place in an easy to search, flexible format. You’ll gain additional materials to the print volumes including specialist and statutory legislation and commentary. There’s a powerful research tool giving you fast direct access to the information you need most. What’s more you can download The White Book onto your laptop for complete portability. You can copy and edit material in documents as required. As part of the service you’ll receive updated CDs when each supplement publishes. The text will flow into the original text so you have the most up to date version, integrated in one place. There’s clear signposting from print to digital-only content giving you a the perfect research tool Find new and expanded legislation and commentary on:
The Civil Procedure CD also contains a host of new jurisdictional and procedural legislation. This content has been carefully selected to ensure that it supports the core procedural content and will be of use for extended desk research. CD exclusive jurisdictional and procedural legislation: New sections of the the Supreme Court Act 1981, the County Courts Act 1984, the Courts Act 1971, the Courts & Legal Services Act 1990 and the Access to Justice Act 1999. Plus brand new inclusion of the Courts Act 2003, the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 and Tribunals, Courts & Enforcements Act 2007. ContributorsGeneral EditorThe Right Honourable Lord Justice Brooke Senior Editorial BoardDistrict Judge R. N. Hill
Senior Costs Judge P. T. Hurst
His Honour Judge Nic Madge
Professor I. R. Scott
Master R. L. Turner
EditorsMr Registrar Baister
District Judge A. R. S. Bassett Cross
V. C. Bell
Master Bragge
M. Brealey
District Judge Suzanne Burn
His Honour Judge Chambers Q.C.
Registrar Derrett
P. Dobson
A. R. Donnelly
Master B. Fontaine
M. Gibbon
K. Houghton
The Honourable Mr Justice Jackson
R. Jay
E. Jeary
B. Keith
District Judge M. Langley
C. Lewis
His Honour Judge Nic Madge
Master Miller
Karon Monaghan
Helen Mountfield
Maxine Myers
Master J O’Hare
R. J. B. Parkes Q.C.
District Judge P. Pearl
Catherine Piskolti
Master Rose
C. Sanders
K. Talbot
Master Venne
H. Ward
Gary Webber
Gordon Wignall
His Honour Judge David Wilcox
Dr Victoria Williams
Chief Master Winegarten
B. Young
Master Yoxall
Advisory Editors The Honourable Mr Justice Aikens
P. Allen
His Honour Judge Chambers Q.C.
The Honourable Mr Justice Lawrence Collins
His Honour Judge Grenfell
The Honourable Mr Justice Jackson
The Right Honourable Lord Justice Jacob
|
Product details Search product details Precedents by subject
Order Precedents
|
|
Home • About • Lawfinder • Lawfeeder • Tools • Newsletter • ebooks • Precedents • Forms • Services • Binary Law |