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New W. Green looseleafs online
Parliament House Book
New W. Green looseleafs online
Parliament House Book w. GReeN TAKeS YOUR LeGAL ReSeARCH ONLINe wITH weSTLAw UK SCOTS LAw
as we continue to make our scottish content available online, June april 2013 saw the exciting launch of Parliament House Book available as a looseleaf online Parliament House Book consists of six volumes providing, in amended form, the key statutes and subordinate legislation used by scottish practitioners. an indispensible resource for the scottish legal market.
CONTeNTS: Volume I Division B - Courts, upper Division F - Solicitors Volume II Division C - Court of Session Practice (annotated by Sheriff Nigel Morrison QC) Volume III Division A - Fees and stamps Division D - Courts, lower Division G - Legal aid Volume IV Division H - Bankruptcy and other mercantile Division I - Companies Volume V Division K - Family law Division M - Succession, trusts, liferents and judicial factors Volume VI Division E - Licensing Division J - Conveyancing, land tenure and registration Division L - Landlord and tenant
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The pool of online knowledge for the Scottish legal professional is growing through Westlaw UK and you can access Parliament House Book either: a) as an add-on to a current Westlaw UK subscription b) as a stand-alone product. online product. from August 2013online as a stand-alone The powerful search tools and intuitive functionality will enable you to make the most of the content in an online environment.
LINK DIReCTLY TO CASeS AND LeGISLATION NOTeD wITHIN THe TeXT OF PARLIAmeNT HOUSe BOOK wITH ONe CLICK FUNCTIONALITY: Signing up to Parliament House Book online provides you with access to Westlaw UK / Westlaw UK Scots Law’s one click functionality. This unique feature allows the user to click on a case or legislation citation within the text and click through to the relevant primary law or case within Westlaw UK at no extra charge and without a core Westlaw UK subscription.
ONLINe FUNCTIONALITY FOR PARLIAmeNT HOUSe BOOK AUTOMATIC FILING • Save time or freelance resource costs by never again having to file looseleaf updates manually • Rely on the updates being filed by our experts • Available online immediately upon publication FIRM-WIDE AVAILABILITY • Everyone has access, at all times ONLINE RELEASE BULLETINS • Quick browse of latest updates in the Release Bulletin • Direct links from Release Bulletin to updated content SEARCH BY INDEX TERM • Helpful word wheel displays available index terms as you type • All instances of the search term from across the index grouped and displayed, with a contextual filter for speedy navigation ARRANGEMENT OF COMMENTARY • Browser-friendly table of contents by chapter, section and paragraph • Quick check print, save, email and folder options TABLES • Save time browsing to locate relevant content POP-UP FOOTNOTE • View footnote references alongside the associated main text, speeding up the research process LINKS TO PRIMARY LAW • Jump directly to the authority you need with links to cases, legislation and journals
EXPANDING YOUR ONLINE POOL OF KNOWLEDGE
NEW SCOTTISH LOOSELEAF TITLES ONLINE Available now: Renton & Brown’s Statutory Offences An ideal single source of offences created by an Act or Statutory Instrument. Published in the famous Renton & Brown Series.
Reparation: Liability for Delict A fully up-to-date narrative guide to this diverse area of the law, cross-referenced to legislation, motor insurance guidance, the employment “six pack” regulations and styles. Highly practical in focus this offers indispensible guidance to detailed and complex areas such as negligence, abuse of process, verbal injury and road accidents.
McEwan & Paton on Damages for Personal Injuries in Scotland An indispensable reference guide for all reparation practitioners, providing practical information on the assessment of damages for personal injury or death.
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Call 0800 028 2200 email enquiries.scotland@thomsonreuters.com Visit westlaw.co.uk