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The UK Supreme Court Yearbook Volume 8: 2016-2017 Legal Year

Edited by: Daniel Clarry

ISBN13: 9781911250166

New Edition ISBN: 9781911250180

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781911250227

Published: February 2018

Publisher: Appellate Press

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

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The UK Supreme Court Yearbook critically reviews the jurisprudence of the UK Supreme Court each legal year and publishes chapters on a range of institutional and jurisprudential aspects of the Court and its decisions by prominent commentators, including eminent academics, leading barristers (many of whom argue the UKSC cases each year) and judges (including the UKSC Justices and judges from highest appellate courts internationally).

At 684 pages in length, Volume 8 of the Yearbook comprises 44 contributions from 57 authors, including :-

two current Justices of the UK Supreme Court (Lord Mance and Lord Sumption)
and its former President (Lord Neuberger),
one Lord Justice of Appeal (Sir Rupert Jackson),
one Justice of the Caribbean Court of Justice (Justice David Hayton),
one cross-bencher in the House of Lords (Lord Pannick QC),
the Attorney-General of Northern Ireland (John F Larkin QC),
the Lord Advocate (The Rt Hon W James Wolffe QC),
eight eminent professors
and 44 leading barristers, 34 of whom are leading silks (QCs) and most of whom argued cases before the Court in the past legal year.

Subjects:: General Interest

Contents:: Foreword; A Glance in the Judicial Rear-View Mirror: 1996–2017 from a Judge's Perspective; The Rt Hon the Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury PC; Introduction; Watching the British: Keeping House and Resourcing in the UK Supreme Court; Dr Daniel Clarry; Part I: Commentaries and Reflections; Lord Toulson — Barrister, Law Reformer and Judge; The Rt Hon Sir Rupert Jackson PC; A Question of Taste: The UK Supreme Court and the Interpretation of Contracts; The Rt Hon Lord Sumption PC; Proprietary Interests in Foreign Property: Equity's Viewpoint; The Hon Mr Justice David Hayton; International Law in the UK Supreme Court; The Rt Hon Lord Mance PC; Kiarie and Byndloss: `Deport First — Appeal Later'; Richard Drabble QC; Reviving Indirect Discrimination: Essop v Home Office; Professor Sandra Fredman FBA QC (Hons); A `Regular' Matter: Education Law in the UK Supreme Court; Professor Neville Harris; Part II: Firing the Brexit Bullet -- Who Pulls the Article 50 Trigger? symposium; Foreword; `Let's call the whole thing off': litigating to ensure Parliamentary approval before Ministers gave notification of the UK's intention to withdraw from the EU; Lord Pannick QC; Reflections on Miller; Professor NW Barber, Dr Tom Hickman and Professor Jeff King; Brexit Judicialised: Crown v Parliament Again; Professor Sir Jeffrey Jowell KCMG QC; Lord Reed's Dissent in Gina Miller's Case and the Principles of our Constitution; Professor Timothy Endicott; Miller and Northern Ireland: The Northern Ireland Constitution before the UK Supreme Court; John F Larkin QC; Miller and Northern Ireland: A Critical Constitutional Response; Professor Christopher McCrudden FBA and Professor Daniel Halberstam; Miller and Scotland: The Importance of the Legislative Consent Convention in the Devolution Settlement; The Rt Hon W James Wolffe QC; Miller and Devolution: How Wales Approached the Issues; Richard Gordon QC; Part III: Thematic Analysis of the 2016-2017 Legal Year; Administrative Dimensions; Philip Havers QC and Jeremy Hyam QC; Commercial Dimensions; Robert Miles QC and Eleanor Holland; Criminal Dimensions; David Perry QC and Katherine Hardcastle; European Dimensions; Aidan O'Neill QC; Human Rights Dimensions; Geoffrey Robertson QC and Nicola Peart; International Dimensions; Ali Malek QC and Dr Cameron Miles; Part IV: The 2016-2017 Legal Year in Overview; Administrative and Constitutional Law; Jonathan Crow QC; Arbitration; Michael Black QC; Civil Procedure; Clive Sheldon QC and Tom Cross; Company Law, Financial Regulation and Insolvency; William Trower QC; Contract, Commercial and Insurance Law; Colin Edelman QC; Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure; Alex Bailin QC; Employment Law and Professional Misconduct; Karon Monaghan QC; Equality Law; Helen Mountfield QC and Eleanor Mitchell; Equity and Trusts; Mark Hapgood QC and Alan Roxburgh; European Union Law; David Anderson QC; Family Law; Philip Cayford QC; Health Law; Fenella Morris QC; Human Rights Law; Jeremy Johnson QC; Immigration and Refugee Law; Lisa Giovannetti QC; Intellectual Property Law; Daniel Alexander QC; International Law and Jurisdiction; Jonathan Swift QC; Pensions Law; Martin Chamberlain QC; Planning and Development Law; Martin Kingston QC; Professional Liability; Roger Stewart QC and Diarmuid Laffan; Restitution and Unjust Enrichment; Laurence Rabinowitz QC and Dr Steven Elliott; Tax Law; Nicola Shaw QC