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Client care under the new regime - how your practice can benefitPublication Date: 05-Nov-2007Author(s): Duncan Webb, John Mackintosh |
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Employment Law for Non-SpecialistsPublication Date: 04-Apr-2005Author(s): Kathryn Beck, Kit Toogood KC |
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Author(s): John Fogarty KC, John Burrows
Published: 3 April, 2001
Pages: 62
Introduction
Statute law has long since surpassed common law as the most prolific source of law. Statute can replace and amend common law; it can deal with subject matter far beyond the reach of common law; it is the instrument of government policy. It deserves study in its own right. We often neglect it.
This seminar concentrates on recent changes in statute law: in the way it is made; in the way it is drafted; in its format; in the way it is interpreted; and in the wider context in which it rests.
Content outline
- Statute laws
- Making acts of parliamlent
- The presentation of acts of parliament
- Interpretation
- The Interpretation Act 1999
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