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Borderlines in Private Law

Edited by: William Day, Julius Grower
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Lord Denning: Life, Law and Legacy



  


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ISBN13: 9780406176127
ISBN: 0406176124
Published: November 1983
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £52.00
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2008 Reprint of the original Butterworths edition

The book contains a fascinating account of some of the leading issues of the day, in which Lord Denning has played a singular part.

He discusses the problems of statutory interpretation, he traces the bumpy course of trade union legislation from 1906 to the present, and finally, he identifies the series of cases on which he and the Court of Appeal have been, or have appeared to have been, on collision course with the House of Lords.

Subjects:
Biography
Contents:
BOOK ONE
Retirement
SECTION ONE
My Last Months as Master
1. A calamitous fortnight
2. The summer term
3. The last day of the summer term
4. The long vacation
SECTION TWO
Autumn Leaves
1. A judge of silk
2. The cathedral at Winchester
3. Dinner at the Inner Temple
4. A luncheon at the Savoy
5. The cathedral at Norwich
6. Abortion in the Lords
7. A look at the Law Lords
8. The family at Christmas
SECTION THREE
Afterthoughts
1. Plain English
2. After Christmas - the water strike
3. The Sikh boy's turban
BOOK TWO
Discipline up to Date
SECTION FOUR
Statutory Interpretation again up to the Fore
SECTION FIVE
Public and Private Law - A New Dichotomy
1. The coming of judicial review
2. A notable difference
3. Law and politics
4. Remedies
5. Postscript
SECTION SIX
Trade Unions
Introduction
1. Up to the 1906 Act
2. The Industrial Relations Act 1971
3. The 1974 and the 1976 Acts
4. New legislation imperative
5. The 1980 Act
6. The closed shop
7. Trade Unions go 'poaching'
8. The European Convention
SECTION SEVEN
Conflicts in the Courts
Introduction
1. Locus standi
2. Liberty of the subject
3. The Mareva up to date
4. Who can get a Mareva?
5. Anton Piller up to date
6. Delay in arbitrations
7. Withdrawal clauses in charterparties
8. High Trees up to date
9. Interlocutary injunctions up to date
10. The difference in approach
11. Exemption clauses up to date
Epilogue
Index