English Private Law 3 vols

"Oxford English Law" is the essential first point of reference on English law for lawyers in the UK and throughout the world. This pack makes English Private Law, and English Public Law available together as a set at a special pack price, and includes the "Second Cumulative Updating Supplement to English Private Law".ENGLISH PRIVATE LAW; VOLUME I; Foreward; Preface; Introduction; Table of Cases and Legislation; PART I SOURCES OF LAW; 1. Sources of Law; PART II THE LAW OF PERSONS; 2. Family; 3. Companies and Other Associations; PART III THE LAW OF PROPERTY; 4. Property: General Principles; 5. Security; 6. Intellectual Property; 7. Succession; INDEX; VOLUME II; PART IV THE LAW OF OBLIGATIONS; 8. Contract: General Rules; 9. Agency and Representation; 10. Sale of Goods; 11. Carriage of Goods by Sea; 12. Employment; 13. Bailment; 14. Tort; 15. Unjust Enrichment; PART V LITIGATION; 16. Insolvency; 17. Private International Law; 18. Judicial Remedies; 19. Civil Procedure; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX; SECOND CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT; THE SUPPLEMENT FOLLOWS THE SAME STRUCTURE AS THE MAIN WORK, WITH EACH CONTRIBUTOR PROVIDING UPDATES TO THEIR CHAPTER, CAREFULLY REFERENCED TO THE RELEVANT PARAGRAPHS OF THE MAIN WORK; ENGLISH PUBLIC LAW; PART I CONSTITUTIONAL LAW; 1. Constitutional Fundamentals; (a) Fundamental Principles; (b) Sources of law and the hierarchy of norms; 2. The Law of Parliament; (a) The constitution of Parliament and its role in the appointment of a Government; (b) The powers and privileges of Parliament; (c) The legislative supremacy of Parliament and its limits, including the effect of EC law; 3. The Legal Powers of Central Government; (a) The nature and structure of central government; (b) The domestic and international powers of central government; 4. The Structure, Powers, and Accountability of Local Government; 5. The Powers and Accountability of Agencies and Regulators; 6. The Constitutional Position of the Judiciary; PART II STANDARDS OF REVIEW IN HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW; 1. Human Rights in English Law; (a) General Principles and concepts; (b) Relationship between human rights obligations in public international law, in EU law, and under the common law of civil liberties; (c) The scope of the Human Rights Act 1998; 2. Rights to Life, Physical and Moral Integrity; 3. Rights to Freedom of Lifestyle and Religion or Belief; 4. Political Rights; 5. Social, Economic, and Cultural Rights; 6. Equality and Non-Discrimination; 7. Due Process Rights; 8. The Grounds for Judicial Review of Administrative and Ministerial Action; (a) Fundamental Principles; (b) Illegality in the strict sense; (c) Due process, including natural justice and fairness; (d) Substantive control over discretion: irrationality, proportionality, legitimate expectations, and equality; PART III REMEDIES IN HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADMINISTRATIVR LAW; 1. Access to Mechanisms of Administrative Law; 2. Remedies Available in for Judicial Proceedings; 3. Remedies for Violations of Convention Rights; 4. Tribunals; 5. Investigations by the Public Sector Ombudsmen; 6. Public Inquiries as a Part of Public Administration; PART IV CRIMINAL LAW; 1. Principles of Criminal Procedure; 2. General Principles of Criminal Law; 3. Offences Against the Person; 4. Offences Against Property; 5. Offences Against the State, Public Order, and Public Morality and Decency; 6. Principles of Sentencing