Personal Injury Practice in the Sheriff Court
Ronald E. Conway(Author)
W.Green (Publisher)
Published on 23. September 1999
Book
978-0-414-01285-1 (ISBN)
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Description
A guide to practice and procedure for personal injury claims in the Sheriff Court. Written from the perspective of a pursuer's agent, the text contains practical guidance and advice from first instruction through to the appeal process. It also deals with the investigation and preparation of claims prior to litigation. The emphasis throughout the work is on various strategies to strengthen the case at every stage, from the recovery and preservation of approapriate evidence, to how to ensure that evidence is best presented at proof. Additionally, there is a brief outline on the law and practice of the most commonly encountered sources of action for a pursuer's agent: slipping and tripping accidents; road traffic accidents; accidents at work involving the "six pack" regulations; occupational illness; and disease and occupiers' liability cases.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 210 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-414-01285-1 (9780414012851)
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Ronald E. Conway
Personal Injury Practice in the Sheriff Court
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10/2003
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W.Green
€133.92
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Content
Taking instructions; funding the file - including "no win, no fee" speculative actions and the Law Society Compensure Scheme; constructing the claim on liability; evidence on quantum; deduction of benefits; limitation and time bar; negotiation and settlement before action; pleadings in personal injury actions; after the action is raised; expert evidence; preparation for proof; proof; procedure after proof; appeals; small claims and summary causes; case management; road traffic accidents; slips and falls; occupiers' liability cases; accidents at work; occupational illness and disease.