Documentary Evidence
William Dennis Park(Author)
Sweet & Maxwell (Publisher)
5th Edition
Published in May 1995
Book
Hardback
507 pages
978-0-7520-0150-0 (ISBN)
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Description
This text is designed to help both experienced and inexperienced practitioners to master the law and practice in this dynamic and technical area of the law. It reviews the means available in civil litigation in the High Court for the collection and use of documentary evidence, the obligation to disclose documents and the protection of documents from use by the other side. The book places particular emphasis on keeping abreast of topical issues, such as waiver, privilege and powers of investigation. This edition covers several new cases on various topics such as: "Norwich Pharmacal" orders; depositions; possession; public interest immunity; custody or power; legal advice privilege; SFO and liquidators; legal professional privilege; statutory exception; and privilege against incrimination and without prejudice.
This text is designed to help both experienced and inexperienced practitioners to master the law and practice in this dynamic and technical area of the law. It reviews the means available in civil litigation in the High Court for the collection and use of documentary evidence, the obligation to disclose documents and the protection of documents from use by the other side. The book places particular emphasis on keeping abreast of topical issues, such as waiver, privilege and powers of investigation. This edition covers several new cases on various topics such as: "Norwich Pharmacal" orders; depositions; possession; public interest immunity; custody or power; legal advice privilege; SFO and liquidators; legal professional privilege; statutory exception; and privilege against incrimination and without prejudice.
This text is designed to help both experienced and inexperienced practitioners to master the law and practice in this dynamic and technical area of the law. It reviews the means available in civil litigation in the High Court for the collection and use of documentary evidence, the obligation to disclose documents and the protection of documents from use by the other side. The book places particular emphasis on keeping abreast of topical issues, such as waiver, privilege and powers of investigation. This edition covers several new cases on various topics such as: "Norwich Pharmacal" orders; depositions; possession; public interest immunity; custody or power; legal advice privilege; SFO and liquidators; legal professional privilege; statutory exception; and privilege against incrimination and without prejudice.
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Edition
5th Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Revised edition
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Weight
960 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7520-0150-0 (9780752001500)
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Documentary Evidence
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Documentary Evidence
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05/1993
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Content
Part 1 Gaining early access to documentary evidence: documents emanating from the client; documents of the opposing party; documents in the possession of a third party. Part 2 Production of documentary evidence: documents created for the purpose of the litigation. Part 3 Discovery of documents: automatic discovery; procedures for discovery; legal professional privilege; waiver of legal professional privilege; other grounds of privilege; power of investigation; the use of documents produced on discovery. Part 4 Preparation of trial: after discovery; admissions and agreements of documents. Part 5 Law of evidence: the Civil Evidence Acts; other sources of documentary evidence; documents for trial obtained from third parties; proof and admissibility of documents; particular problems of proof and admissibility.