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The Due Process of Law (eBook)

Lord Denning

ISBN13: 9780191018558

ISBN: 0406176086

Published: January 1980

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Country of Publication: UK

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2008 OUP Reprint of the original Butterworths edition

Two central themes run through The Due Process of Law. The first is the workings of the various 'measures authorised by the law so as to keep the streams of justice pure', and the second is the recent development of family law, focussing particularly on Lord Denning's contribution to the law of husband and wife.

These broad themes are elaborated through a discussion of Lord Denning's own judgements and opinions on a wide range of topics.All linked together with a lively, yet thoughtful and thought-provoking commentary, this work is truely a 'delight to read'. (Financial Times)

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Contents:: PART ONE; Keeping the streams of justice pure and clean; Introduction; 1. In the face of the Court; 2. The victimisation of witnesses; 3. Refusing to answer questions; 4. Scandalising the Court; 5. Disobedience to an order of the Court; 6. Prejudicing a fair trial; Conclusion; PART TWO; Inquiries into conduct; Introduction; 1. Into the conduct of judges; 2. Into the conduct of ministers; 3. Into the conduct of directors; 4. Into the conduct of gaming clubs; 5. Into the conduct of aliens; 6. Into the delays of lawyers; PART THREE; Arrest and Search; Introduction; 1. Making an arrest; 2. Making a search; 3. New procedures; PART FOUR; The Mareva injunction; Introduction; 1. We introduce the process; 2. We are reversed; PART FIVE; Entrances and exits; Introduction; 1. The common law about aliens; 2. Commonwealth citizens; 3. Exits; PART SIX; Ventures into Family Law; 1. How I learned the trade; 2. The story of emancipation; PART SEVEN; The deserted wife's equity; Introduction; 1. Invoking Section 17 of the 1882 Act; 2. Invoking the aid of equity; 3. The Lords triumphant; 4. Lady Summerskill takes charge; PART EIGHT; The wife's share in the home; 1. The judges introduce it; 2. The wide principle of fairness; 3. The trust concept; 4. Where there is no financial contribution; Conclusion; Epilogue; Index