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MAJOR NEW TITLES THIS MONTHFor further details see our website: www.wildy.comAbbey, Robert; Richards,Mark, A Practical Approachto Conveyancing 15th ed,Oxford University Press,Paperback, £38.99, ISBN:9780199678198Written by two leading authoritiesin the area withover 50 years’ combinedlegal experience, A PracticalApproach to Conveyancingoffers a detailed and up-todateexposition of the keyprinciples and proceduresunderpinning the conveyancingprocess. Combiningcoverage of residential andcommercial conveyancing,the book provides practicalguidance on each stage, fullysupported by realistic sampledocumentation, enablingthe reader to approach allaspects of a conveyancingtransaction with confidence.The book has been updated2 WILDY’S BOOK NEWSthroughout to reflect currentdevelopments in the field,including coverage of theHelp to Buy scheme and themortgage guarantee scheme,as well as the new GreenDeal loan scheme. The bookhas been revised in light ofthe new Land Registry Formand revised Protocol forms.Alramahi, Moe; Karlberg,John; Moller, Leon, Oiland Gas Law in the UK,Bloomsbury Professional,Paperback, £65.00, ISBN:9781847665553The purpose of this book isto equip the wide range ofplayers in the oil and gasindustry, and policy makers,researchers, academicsand students with up-to-dateknowledge of this rapidlychanging field. The book iswritten to provide an over-view of the central legalissues in the UK oil andgas industry today, and anunderstanding of its key actors,their roles and interests.It also aims at exploring keyissues and emerging trendsin oil and gas contracting.Oil and Gas Law in the UKprovides the reader with effectiveand practical ways ofapproaching oil and gas legalissues, and is the first studenttextbook of its kind in themarket, relevant to both undergraduateand postgraduatelaw students. It provides aconcise and reader-friendlyapproach to the subject.Ashworth, Andrew, PositiveObligations in CriminalLaw, Hart Publishing,Hardback, £45.00, ISBN:9781849465052This book offers a set of es-
MAJOR NEW TITLES THIS MONTH – Continuedsee www.wildy.com for further detailssays, old and new, examiningthe positive obligations ofindividuals and the state inmatters of criminal law. Thecentrepiece is a new, extendedessay on the criminalisationof omissions examiningthe duties to act imposed onindividuals and organisationsby the criminal law, and assessingtheir moral and socialfoundations. Alongside thisis another new essay on thestates positive obligations toput in place criminal lawsto protect certain individualrights. Introducing the volumeis the authors muchcitedessay on criminalisation‘Is the Criminal Law a LostCause?’. The book sets outto shed new light on contemporaryarguments aboutthe proper boundaries of thecriminal law, not least byexploring the justificationsfor imposing positive duties(reinforced by the criminallaw) on individuals and theirrelation to the positive obligationsof the state.Barnard, Catherine, The SubstantiveLaw of the EU:The Four Freedoms 4th ed,Oxford University Press,Paperback, £33.99, ISBN:9780199670765In the 10 years since its firstedition, Catherine Barnard’stext has quickly establisheditself as the leading textbookon the Four Freedoms.Popular with students andacademics alike, this authoritativetext offers a uniquebalance of comprehensive,detailed coverage in a conciseand readable style. Thefourth edition continues toprovide a critical and thoroughanalysis of the keyprinciples of the substantivelaw of the EU, focusing onthe four freedoms.Bernstein, Robby, EconomicLoss 3rd ed, Sweet &Maxwell Ltd, Hardback, 2Volumes, £375.00, ISBN:9781847030290Wildy’s Book of the Month:September 2013Economic loss has expandedas an area of law as the courtshave become more receptiveto recognising the legitimacyof claims for “pure economicloss”, as distinct from personalinjury loss and propertydamage loss. This work setsout, explains and commentson the complex principlesapplied by the Courts ineconomic loss cases. It is dividedinto ten themed chapters,starting with a generalintroduction describing themain elements of the liability.It moves on to dealwith the broad categories inwhich questions concerningeconomic loss and dutiesof care in tort arise, with anexplanation of the case lawin each category. The finalchapter deals with claims foreconomic loss where thereis a contractual connectionbetween the parties.Bird, Roger; King, Andy,Financial Remedies Hand-AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2013 3
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