First published in 2000. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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It was clear to me when this book was first published last year that the authors embraced the essential purpose of the new rules,and were intent on promoting it. The result is well organised, easily accessible and simply expressed ... This is carried forward in this updated and timely second edition, which brings into account developments since the rules were introduced with the further rules and practice directions which have come along meanwhile. I am delighted to commend it to everyone concerned with civil litigation at all levels.' Foreword by The Right Honourable Lord Justice May. 'Excellent and first rate. Leads the field. The practitioner need look no further.' Mr Satvinder Juss, The College of Law. REVIEWS OF THE FIRST EDITION: I congratulate One Essex Court, and Ian Grainger and Michael Fealy, in a job well done. The Right Honourable Lord Woolf Master of the Rolls.
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 156 mm
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978-1-85941-589-4 (9781859415894)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Ian Grainger has practised commercial law at One Essex Court since 1978. He has taught at Oxford and is a CEDR registered mediator. Michael Fealy has been at One Essex Court since 1997, having previously taught commercial law at Queen Mary and Westfield College. Chapters on the CPR, in the context of actions for personal injuries and clinical negligence, have been written by Martin Spencer who is a barrister specialising in those fields
Part A: The Scope and Structure of the CPR; The Overriding Objective; Case Management; The Allocation of Cases to 'Management Tracks'; The Small Claims Track; The Fast Track; The Multi-Track; Part B: Service of Documents; Starting a Claim; Responding to a Claim; Statement of Cases, Amendments and Further Information; Parties; Default Judgements and Setting Them Aside or Varying Them; General Rules About Applications for Court Orders; Summary Judgement; Interim Remedies and Security for Costs; Disclosure and Inspection of Documents; Evidence; Experts and Assessors; Offers to Settle and Payments into Court; Discontinuance; miscellaneous Provisions relating to hearings; Judgements and Orders; Costs; Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence - The Pre-Action Protocols; Other Features of Personal Injury actions Under the CPR; Commercial Court Proceedings; Appeals; Conclusion; Part C: The Core Rules of the CPR, with Relevant Practice Directions Interleaved.
