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For details on the full Sweet & Maxwell litigation offering covering hundreds of books, CD ROMs, journals, law reports and looseleafs visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk O’HARE & BROWNE: CIVIL LITIGATION 15th Edition John O’Hare and Kevin Browne For over 30 years, O’Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation has been has been providing you with vital ‘how to’ guidance on the conduct of a civil litigation case (claim or defence) in the High Court, the county courts, and through appeals to Court of Appeal and beyond. It covers all stages of litigation in a logical sequence from pre-action to enforcement and appeals. O’Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation provides tactical and strategic advice, and recommends systems you can put in place.

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Guidance on making an appeal to the Court of Appeal

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Information on the removal of expert witness immunity from suit

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Civil Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2011; Civil Procedure (Amendments Nos. 2, 3 and 4) Rules 2010

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Pre-Action Protocol for low value Personal Injury Claims in Road Traffic Accidents

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Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010

Access unrivalled expertise from an author team led by The Right Honourable Lord Justice Jackson

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Costs management in all Mercantile and TCC cases

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Group Litigation Orders

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Find the breadth of coverage that can make a real difference to your case

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Disclosure of Electronic Documents: new PD 31B

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Have all the support materials and services you need to make a case run smoothly

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October 2011 978-0-414-04778-5

£ 79 / €115

NEW 2011 EDITIONS

SWEET & MAXWELL ZAMIR & WOOLF: THE DECLARATORY JUDGMENT 4th Edition Jeremy Woolf, QC Given the emphasis of the Civil Procedure Rules on settlement and speedy resolution of disputes, declaratory proceedings are increasingly important. This new 4th edition of the definitive work on the subject explains the wide scope of the declaratory judgment as a public law remedy for both individuals and public bodies and shows how it can be used. References throughout will be made to the changes brought about by the HRA and amendments to the Civil Procedure Rules, and cases and legislation will also be updated.

ZUCKERMAN ON CIVIL PROCEDURE: PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICE 3rd Edition Professor Adrian Zuckerman Zuckerman on Civil Procedure provides a coherent and detailed account of the CPR system intended to facilitate a thorough understanding of how the courts interpret and apply the rules. The work looks at the principles that govern the exercise of judicial discretion in light of the overriding objective and details how judges exercise their extensive case management powers and what this means for the conduct of litigation.

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Looks at the development of the declaration in both private and public law proceedings

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Goes through statutory provisions and case law to illustrate when a declaratory judgment might be granted

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Clearly shows the advantages of using declaratory proceedings: in particular the importance of the discretionary element is given full consideration

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Focuses on procedure, from commencement in the High Court to Judicial Review

Provides an interpretation of the grey areas of the CPR, particularly: –– Service –– Legal professional privilege –– Privilege against self-incrimination –– Implications of the European Convention on Human Rights –– The exercise of discretion in relation to enforcing compliance with time limits –– Costs

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Compliments the White Book, outlining the significance of leading cases, highlighting current trends in judicial thinking and suggesting solutions to problems which have no clear answer

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Outlines the significance of leading cases

Examines in detail who is entitled to bring proceedings for declaratory relief – both claimant and defendant. A separate chapter is provided on each

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Highlights current trends in judicial thinking

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Suggests solutions to problems that have no clear or satisfactory answer

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Makes it clear which cases can and cannot be dealt with

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A separate chapter provides a study on the declarator as a matter of Scottish law

Looks backwards to precedents but will also provide arguments for pushing the law in certain directions

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Explains how the court uses its discretionary powers

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Extracts of statutes are annotated

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Provides the principles necessary for mounting arguments in areas where the law is uncertain

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Shows practitioners how to bring a case before the court

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Explains the jurisdiction of the High Court, county courts and tribunals to grant declarations

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December 2011 978-1-847-03960-6

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NEW 2011 EDITIONS

ARLIDGE, EADY & SMITH ON CONTEMPT

DISCLOSURE

4th Edition Sir David Eady and Professor A T H Smith

4th Edition Paul Matthews and Hodge M Malek, QC

Now in its 4th Edition Arlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt is the leading authority on the law relating to both civil and criminal contempt.

It provides a detailed, comprehensive and authoritative discussion of everything, from the history of contempt and general principles through to the latest developments in practice and procedure

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Disclosure provides an authoritative and detailed analysis of the law relating to the process by which parties to an action disclose to each other all documents relating to the action. It examines both substantive law and procedure, discussing the “who, what, how and when” of disclosure obligations and explaining the implications of non-compliance. Disclosure is a key text internationally with material relevant to the Commonwealth, Ireland and the Channel Islands.

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Comprehensive and authoritative commentary on the subject of civil and criminal contempt

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Sets disclosure in context and examines its nature and purpose

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Covers both documentary and non-documentary disclosure

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Updated with the latest developments in reporting court proceedings taking into account the impact of the Family Procedure Rules and the Criminal Procedure Rules

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Considers the timing when disclosure should be made and who must give disclosure, including special cases, non-parties and parties joined to an action for the purposes of disclosure

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Discusses the latest developments in practice, procedure and case law

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Covers electronic disclosure and the court guidance on this

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Looks at the inspection of documents and the potential objections to this

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Covers the issues of injunctions restricting the freedom of speech in the protection of privacy, and super-injunctions

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Considers the issue of privilege and the waiver of it

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Includes the developments in strict liability contempt

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Updated to include the impact of new “social media” such as “Tweeting” from court, and the capacity of the social media to undermine court orders

Examines the consequences of failure to comply with the requirement of disclosure

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Includes the relevant extracts from the CPR together with related Practice Directions and Forms

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Covers the misuse of social media by jurors

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Updated coverage of the Human Rights Act and Civil Procedure Rules

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Covers Contempt in the Face of the Court and the Criminal Procedure Rules

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Updated to include the Civil Procedure Amendment Rules 2010

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Discusses the issue of journalists and the protection of their sources

Includes the latest developments in case law (mainly UK but also Commonwealth, Ireland and Channel Islands)

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Discusses key areas of change: electronic disclosure, time of disclosure, Norwich Pharmacal and other pre-action disclosure

December 2011

£289 / €420

978-0-414-04322-0

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December 2011 978-0-414-04779-2

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NEW 2011 EDITIONS

SWEET & MAXWELL GOFF & JONES: THE LAW OF UNJUST ENRICHMENT

CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

8th Edition Professor Charles Mitchell, University College London, Professor Paul Mitchell, University College London, Dr Stephen Watterson, London School of Economics

4th Edition Charles Hollander, QC and Simon Salzedo

Goff & Jones: The Law of Unjust Enrichment offers unprecedented coverage of the theory and practical application of unjust enrichment. It examines the underlying principles and explains the various ways a law of restitution can arise as a response to claims in unjust enrichment.

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A new writing team of established experts in the field ensures you have the latest and most reliable reference tool

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Provides a clear introduction to the principles behind unjust enrichment

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Examines the underlying principles of unjust enrichment and the various ways a right to restitution can arise

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Covers of the essential ingredients of a claim –– Enrichment –– At the claimant’s expense –– In circumstances that the law deems unjust, such as mistake, undue influence, duress, failure of basis, necessity, secondary liability, and more

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Covers all possible defences to claims in unjust enrichment

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Discusses personal and proprietary remedies awarded to successful claimants such as money judgements, trusts, subrogation to extinguished rights, and rescission

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Offers clear commentary and annotated explanation of all the recent case law including important House of Lords, Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal decisions

December 2011

£299 / €434

978-1-847-03910-1

This work provides expert guidance on the law relating to conflicts of interest in all its dimensions, from client conflict and personal conflict to commercial and judicial conflict. It explains the current legal position in various professional sectors With expanded chapters on judicial conflicts and coverage of key cases including BAA v Competition Commission or Helow v Secretary of State for the Home Department. This is a title you can’t be without.

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Offers practical guidance on how the problems and risks of conflicts of interest can be avoided or reduced

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Looks at the following professional sectors: solicitors, barristers, accountants, the City, corporate directors, estate agents and insurance brokers

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Includes a chapter considering conflicts arising from takeovers

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Analyses the issue of judicial conflict as it affects all decision-making tribunals

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Looks at the obligation to disclose information

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Examines and explains information barriers (often referred to as “Chinese Walls”)

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Discusses the remedies available where a conflict of interest has been identified

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Covers all relevant Law Society Rules and UK case law relating to conflicts of interest

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Looks at Commonwealth jurisprudence relevant to conflicts of interest as well

December 2011 978-0-414-02339-0

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NEW 2011 EDITIONS

BULLEN & LEAKE & JACOB’S: PRECEDENTS OF PLEADINGS

Commercial Litigation: Pre-emptive Remedies

17th Edition General Editors: The Hon Mr Justice William Blair, Lord Dan Brennan, QC, The Right Honourable Professor Sir Robin Jacob and The Hon Mr Justice Brian Langstaff Bullen & Leake & Jacob’s: Precedents of Pleadings is widely regarded as the essential guide to the drafting statements of case. It offers a wealth of authoritative, structured precedents with guiding commentary across both mainstream and specialist areas of practice.

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Is an essential guide to drafting statements of case in civil law Gives a useful overview of the subject area at the beginning of each section which lists important cases and cites relevant legislation Covers all areas of practice from aviation to sports law (101 areas of law) Includes two new chapters: –– Competition law which covers Private law High Court claims such as breach of statutory duty; Follow-on claims in the Competition Appeal Tribunal; Follow-on claims in the Competition Appeal Tribunal; Appeals and review in the Competition Appeal Tribunal –– Construction law is split into three sections 1. Types of claims between contractors and employers 2. Types of claims brought for and against homeowners 3. Adjudication Offers a completely revised chapter on Harassment and Immigration, and substantial changes to Clinical Negligence, Product Liability, Constructive Trust and Tracing and Judicial Review Updated case law, legislation and procedure Includes new or amended forms and precedents Cross references to the White Book highlighting the latest developments in this complex area of law

December 2011

£430 / €624

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2nd International Edition Iain Goldrein and a team of Editors Commercial Litigation: Pre-emptive Remedies covers the full spectrum of pre-emptive remedies including Security for Costs, Pre-action letters, Arbitration, Enforcement of foreign judgments, and pre-action procedures in specialist areas. Importantly it includes discussion of the international element of pre-emptive remedies.

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Broad coverage of a wide range of pre-emptive remedies including pre-action letters, enforcement of foreign judgments and procedures in specialist areas such as IP and personal injury

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A practical approach: explains application and enforcement procedures and includes checklists for finding quick solutions to problems

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Discussion of the practice and procedure of interim remedies; freezing injunctions and the appointment of receivers; search orders, orders in relation to property and orders to deliver up goods

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Case File section with synopses of key cases

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Article 31 of EU Regulation on Jurisdiction and Judgments

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Orders under the Arbitration Act 1996

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Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982 (Interim Relief) Order 1997

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Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982 (Provisional and Protective Measures)(Scotland) Order 1997

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Litigation tactics and the new powers

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Applications made abroad in aid of injunctions and orders made in the English Courts

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Judicial Discretion and the significance of the originating jurisdiction

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Role of the European Court of Justice and the approach taken to date

November 2011 978-0-414-02338-3

£235 / €341

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Zamir & Woolf: The Declaratory Judgment

978-0-414-04135-6

£169 / €246

O’Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation

978-0-414-04778-5

£79 / €115

Disclosure

978-0-414-04779-2

£225 / €327

Zuckerman on Civil Procedure: Principles of Practice

978-1-847-03960-6

£189/€275

Bullen & Leake & Jacob’s Precedents Of Pleadings

978-0-414-04775-4

£430 / €624

Arlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt

978-0-414-04322-0

£289 / €420

Goff & Jones: The Law of Unjust Enrichment

978-1-847-03910-1

£299 / €434

Conflicts of Interest

978-0-414-02339-0

£195 / £283

The Interpretation of Contracts

978-0-414-02306-2

£275 / £399

Commercial Litigation

978-0-414-02338-3

£235 / €341

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