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REGULATION, LITIGATION
AND ENFORCEMENT
Michael Legg
NEW
Regulation, Litigation, Enforcement examines the
procedural aspects of litigation in the regulatory
context from the perspective of theory, policy and
practice. It considers litigation issues common
to all regulatory schemes, such as investigation
and information gathering powers, and criminal
law aspects of regulatory litigation. The different
regulatory regimes are considered together so
that they can be compared and contrasted.
Regulation, Litigation, Enforcement reviews the
need for regulation, forms of regulation and
techniques of regulation. Pre-litigation steps
are covered; coercive investigatory powers
examined; and the limitations imposed by
privilege discussed.
Legal practitioners engaged in regulatory
enforcement/litigation will find this work
extremely useful. It will assist practitioners
who are new to the area to understand the
basics such as investigatory powers and
pleadings, but it is also highly useful for
experienced practitioners who have to address
novel issues such as criminalisation and the
rise of class actions. In-house lawyers, company
secretaries and compliance professionals that
have a regulatory interface, as well employees
of regulators such as ASIC and ACCC, and
students of litigation and/or regulation, will
all benefit from this unique work.
THE LAW OF PARTNERSHIP IN
AUSTRALIA, 9TH EDITION
Keith Fletcher
The Law of Partnership in Australia maintains its
standing as a comprehensive and authoritative
text. Important practical aspects of partnership
law are reviewed, such as formation, fiduciary
obligations, transactions between partners
and third parties, legal action by and against
partners, bankruptcy and winding up.
This edition interprets legislative changes,
including recently enacted provisions for
the formation and operation of incorporated
limited partnerships. Developments in case
law are also addressed, including updated
material on the following topics: carrying on
business; incomplete ventures; principals who
do not share profits; entitlement to share in
post-dissolution revenue profits; fiduciary
obligations; accounting for benefits; liability
for equitable wrongs; whether liquidation
of a corporate partner is the equivalent of
bankruptcy; and limitation of actions.
September 2007, Softcover
Code: 978 0455 224 299
Price: $139.95 incl. GST
* Inspection copies are not available for this text.
PRACTICE, PROCEDURE
& LITIGATION
AN INTRODUCTION TO ADVOCACY,
2ND EDITION
Lee Stuesser
An Introduction to Advocacy, 2 nd Edition is a
guide to the skills of advocacy for those new to
the courtroom. It concentrates on the basics
necessary to conduct an effective trial. The book
takes you through the trial process step by step.
At each stage the author provides helpful tips
and practical examples designed to show the
principles of good advocacy at work.
Geared toward conducting a trial before a
judge alone, this book reflects the reality that
most new practitioners will commence their
courtroom careers in the lower courts. However,
the principles of advocacy that are outlined will
hold new counsel in good stead at all levels of
the court hierarchy.
The second edition includes new chapters on:
written submissions; special witnesses; making
oral submissions; introducing and using exhibits;
impeachment and the ethics of advocacy.
January 2011, Softcover
Code: 978 0455 227 580
Price: $89.00 incl. GST
* Inspection copies are not available for this text.
new
EDition
September 2011, Softcover
Code: 978 0455 229 508
Price: $135.00 incl. GST
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