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The UK Supreme Court Yearbook Volume 6: 2014-2015 Legal Year

Edited by: Daniel Clarry

ISBN13: 9781911250203

New Edition ISBN: 9781911250227

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781911250104

Published: February 2018

Publisher: Appellate Press

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

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Customers who purchase the complete reprinted set of Volumes 1-8 of the The UK Supreme Court Yearbook are entitled to receive future Volumes at a reduced rate. Please email Charlie Alpera for further details.

The UK Supreme Court Yearbook critically reviews the jurisprudence of the UK Supreme Court each legal year and publishes an array of articles concerning institutional and jurisprudential aspects of the Court by leading commentators, including the Justices of the UK Supreme Court itself and judges from highest appellate courts internationally.

Subjects:: General Interest

Contents:: Introduction by Daniel Clarry and Christopher Sargeant, ‘Turning over a New Leaf in the House of Lords’; Foreword by Professor Sir David Edward, ‘Scotland’s Magna Carta: The Claim of Right and the Common Law’; Part I: Commentary and Reflections; 1. Lord Neuberger, ‘Judge not, that ye be not judged: judging judicial decision-making’; 2. Lady Hale, ‘The UK Supreme Court in the UK Constitution’; 3. Lord Norton of Louth, ‘Parliament and the Courts: Strangers, Foes or Friends?’; 4. Sir Jack Beatson, ‘The New Model Judiciary and the Other Two Branches of State’; 5. Justice Mark Leeming, ‘Ministerial override certificates and the law/fact distinction – A comparison between Australia and the United Kingdom’; 6. Philip Cayford QC, ‘Wyatt v Vince–Climate Change in the Family Division?'; 7. Professor Penny Darbyshire, ‘The UK Supreme Court: Is There Anything Left to Think About?’; Part II: Private Law in the UK Supreme Court; Foreword by Professor John Goldberg and Professor Henry Smith (Harvard Law School); 8. Lord Hoffmann, ‘Constitutionalism and the Private Law’; 9. Lord Millett, ‘The Common Lawyer and the Chancery Practitioner’; 10. Justice James Edelman, 'Understanding Tracing Rules'; 11. Professor Graham Virgo, 'Judicial Discretion in the UK Supreme Court'; 12. Associate Professor James Goudkamp, 'The Doctrine of Illegality: A Private Law Hydra'; Part III: Thematic Analyses; 13. Caitlin Grimmer and Menaal Munshey, Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure; 14. Darren Harvey and Niall O'Connor, European Dimensions; 15. Daniel Messenger and Sally Gore, Family Law; 16. Nino Guruli and Matthew Kennedy, Human Rights Law; 17. Jason Allen, Jurisdiction and Devolution Issues; 18. David Birch and Alice Zheng, Private Law; Part IV: The 2014-15 Legal Year in Overview; 19. Cheyne Beetham , Overview: Administrative Law; 20. Stephanie Wong, Overview: Civil Procedure; 21. Brian C Dearing, Overview: Company Law, Insolvency and Receivership; 22. Barry Solaiman, Overview: Constitutional Law; 23. Kirsty Huen Ka Ki, Overview: Contract and Consumer Law; 24. Emmeline Plews, Overview: Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure; 25. Daniel Brown, Overview: Employment Law; 26. Emily Charlotte Jameson, Overview: Environmental Law; 27. Matthew Eglezos, Overview: Equity, Procedure and Land Law; 28. Ece Deniz Gunay and Engin Gunay, Overview: European Union Law; 29. Carlo Coccaro, Overview: Family Law; 30. Christopher Sargeant, Overview: Human Rights Law; 31. Aaron Taylor, Overview: Housing Law;; 32. Jake Rylatt, Overview: Immigration and Refugee Law; 33. Nelson Goh, Overview: International Law; 34. Oliver Butler, Overview: Jurisdiction and Devolution Issues; 35. Lucy Coulson, Overview: Local Government Law; 36. Nicola Jaccarini, Overview: Tax Law; 37. Emily Vale, Overview: Tort Law; PART V: Appendices; Appendix A: Composition of the Court; Appendix B: Statistics