Now in its Ninth edition, Redgrave is fully updated to explain the changing face of health and safety rules and civil liability, both in the form of national legislation and case law.
by Professor Michael Ford QC (Author), Jonathan Clarke (Author), Astrid Smart (Author)
Convenient Action - Continuity for Change written by the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi, contains initiatives taken by his government post May 2014 at the national level.
by Narendra Modi (Author)
Written by leading practitioners in the field, it covers the regulatory framework and the way in which takeovers work in practice; with detailed exposition of the relevant company law considerations, merger control processes, Takeover Directives, disclosure and transparency rules, EU regulations and much more including a new chapter on pensions.
by Charles Bankes (Author), James Palmer (Author), Morven Hadden (Author), Stephen Wilkinson (Author), Mark Gearing (Author), Martin Nelson-Jones (Author), Nicholas Rumsby (Author), Nicholas Stretch (Author), Peter Holgate (Author)
Cook: Pharmaceuticals Biotechnology and the Law 3ed eBook is the definitive guide to the law in Europe relating to pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and the life sciences.
by Trevor Cook (Author)
Morcom, Roughton and St Quintin: The Modern Law of Trade Marks Fifth Edition is a comprehensive guide on trade mark law.
by Christopher Morcom (Author), Ashley Roughton (Author), Thomas St Quintin (Author)
Nygh’s Conflict of Laws in Australia, 10th Edition is an essential guide to the principles governing cross-jurisdictional private law disputes
by Martin Davies (Author), Andrew Bell (Author), Paul Le Gay Brereton (Author), Michael Douglas (Author)
This book provides an extensive and in-depth analysis of each component area in copyright law. In each of the areas, the provisions of the Copyright Act 1987 are clearly examined and explained by reference to local case law, where available, and where local cases are lacking, by reference to case law from other jurisdictions.
Comparative analysis of law of evidence provide opportunities to articulate arguments, submissions and critique on both well-established points of law
- 3 Volumes with more than 5000 pages
- More than 10,000 Malaysian and Commonwealth cases
- The “encyclopedia” of Law of Evidence
This book provides an extensive and in-depth analysis of each component area in copyright law. In each of the areas, the provisions of the Copyright Act 1987 are clearly examined and explained by reference to local case law, where available, and where local cases are lacking, by reference to case law from other jurisdictions.
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