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ARBITRATIONA PRACTICAL GUIDETO INTERNATIONALCOMMERCIAL ARBITRATIONASSESSMENT, PLANNING AND STRATEGYSteven P Finizio and Duncan SpellerThis work is an essential hands-on guide forthose who require practical and easily accessibleadvice on international arbitration. 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ARBITRATIONHANDBOOK OFINVESTMENTARBITRATIONCOMMENTARY, PRECEDENTS ANDMODELS FOR ICSID ARBITRATIONThomas H WebsterNEWThe Handbook of Investment Arbitrationpresents rule-by-rule commentary on thewidely used ICSID Rules on investmenttreaty arbitration. 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ARBITRATIONAVIATION LAWBANKING & FINANCIALSERVICESCOMPARATIVE LAW OFINTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION2ND EDITIONJean-Francois Poudret and Sebastien BessonTranslated by Stephen Berti and Annette PontiThis updated English language edition of anacclaimed French text guides practitionersthrough the international arbitration processfrom beginning to end, comparing the rulesin each of the major arbitration jurisdictionsat each stage of the process.JURISDICTION: InternationalApr-2007 978 0 421 93210 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 148030Hardback £265.00/€337.00This updated reprint of Droit comparé de l'arbitrageinternational ("Comparative Law of International Arbitration")by Jean-François Poudret and Sébastien Besson is publishedby arrangement with Schulthess Juristische Medien AG,Zurich, Switzerland.RUSSELL ON ARBITRATION23RD EDITIONDavid St John Sutton, Judith Gill andMatthew GearingRussell on Arbitration supplies a clearpractical focus on all stages of the Englisharbitration process, with detailed analysisand commentary on the Arbitration Act 1996,arbitration agreements, and the role of theEnglish court in supporting and supervisingarbitrations.JURISDICTION: InternationalDec-2007 978 0 421 96680 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 165867Hardback £350.00/€445.00THE DRAFT UNCITRAL DIGESTAND BEYONDCASES, ANALYSIS AND UNRESOLVEDISSUES IN THE UN SALES CONVENTIONEditors: Ronald A Brand, Franco Ferrari andHarry FlechtnerThis work catalogues the 1,000 plus cases andarbitral awards to date that have interpretedand applied UNCITRAL's Convention onContracts for the International Sale of Goods(CISG). 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It provides detailed, practical analysis ofinternational legal and regulatory issues fromaround the world.JURISDICTION: International0267-937XSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 69972011 Annual Subscription PricesUK £1310.00Europe £1349.00/€1779.00Rest of World £1358.00/$2335.000267-93BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7242UK with Bound Volumes £1559.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1612.00/€2125.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1635.00/$2811.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £1310.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationINTERNATIONALSECURED TRANSACTIONSThis important work tracks implementationof the UNCITRAL Draft Guide on SecuredTransactions in jurisdictions around the world.The UNCITRAL Draft Guide is designed topromote increased access to low-cost credit byencouraging the introduction of effective andefficient domestic-secured transactions laws.• Examines secured transactions laws in over30 commercial jurisdictions, in North andSouth America, Europe and Asia• Compares national laws with the provisionsof the UNCITRAL legislative guidelines• Provides status reviews of theimplementation of the UNCITRAL guidelines• Written and updated by leading practitionersfrom major law firmsJURISDICTION: InternationalWest 978 0 379 01290 3Looseleaf (2 Volumes) £478.00/$645.00INTERNATIONALSECURITY REGULATIONSSTOCK EXCHANGESOF THE WORLDThis title provides instant-access to the rulesand regulations of the world's 49 major stockexchanges. 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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESLAW OF BANK PAYMENTS4TH EDITIONEditors: Michael Brindle, QC and Raymond Cox, QCThe Law of Bank Payments analyses thepractical and legal problems that arise from themaking of payments by and through banks. Itexamines the law relating to the entire range ofpayment methods currently in use in bankingtransactions, from bills of exchange anddocumentary credits to electronic fundstransfers and internet payments.• Discusses the underlying concepts ofpayment and how they relate to thepracticalities of payment• Covers all payment methods – from cash tointernet transfer• Considers the EC Payment Services Directive• Explains the impact of recent legislation,including the Consumer Credit Act 2006,the Banking Act 2009, Money LaunderingRegulations and Gambling Act 2005• Looks at the legal implications of newprocesses, including the new cheque clearingprocedures• Assesses UCP 600 on documentary creditsand eUCP on electronic presentationJURISDICTION: United KingdomNov-2010 978 1 847 03551 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 238177Hardback, 1038 pp £265.00/€337.00THE LAW AND PRACTICE OFINTERNATIONAL FINANCESERIESPhilip R Wood, QC (Hon)This edition of Philip Wood's classic seriesprovides a fully integrated synthesis ofinternational financial law over sevenvolumes. Each volume presents stand-alonecoverage of key topics and themes infinancial law; together the series providesthe most comprehensive treatment of thearea in the world.• Gives the broadest available coverage ofinternational financial law and regulation• Examines the legal principles, alongsidedetailed explanation of how they areapplied in practice• Deals with all 320 jurisdictions in theworld, providing a comparative, multijurisdictionalapproach• Provides practical guidance onstructuring deals and legal packages,including detailed commentary on theterms of documents, checklists, bestpracticetips and up-to-date precedentsJul-2007 978 1 847 03214 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223595Hardback, 7 volumes £1409.30/€2043.50PRINCIPLES OFINTERNATIONAL INSOLVENCYLAW AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONALFINANCE SERIESVOLUME 12ND EDITIONPhilip R Wood, QC (Hon)This book offers practical guidance oninsolvency law for international financialtransactions, presenting a comparative studyof key areas of international insolvency lawin nearly all the world's jurisdictions.• Coverage includes – judicial reorganisationsand plans, private restructuring agreementsand workouts, liquidations, the liabilities ofcorporate directors and lenders, voidablepreferences, priorities, trusts andcustodianship, the impact of insolvency oncontracts and leases as well as bankinsolvencies and state insolvencies• Provides snapshots of insolvency lawsworldwide• Discusses conflict of laws on insolvency,including the EU Insolvency Regulation andthe Uncitral Model Law• Winner of the 2008 Edwin Coe Book PrizeJURISDICTION: InternationalJun-2007 978 1 847 03210 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223587Hardback £295.00/€375.00LAW OF FINANCEA COMPREHENSIVE TREATISE FORPRACTITIONERSProfessor Alastair HudsonThe Law of Finance: A ComprehensiveTreatise for Practitioners provides acomprehensive overview of international financelaw from an English perspective. With acomparable structure to Hudson's academictitle of the same name, it has been significantlymodified to include the depth and practicalperspective needed by those in practice.• Discusses key concepts in contract law,property law and tort law which are notcovered in other texts• Relates the legal principles to specificproblems encountered in practice• Goes through the law covering various typesof lending transactions• Looks at the core principles of privateinternational law• Examines the principal regulatory normsestablished by the FSMA 2000 and the FSARulebooks• Discusses the EC and international initiativesto regulate financial activityJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, UK Common Lawbased countries, European UnionDec-2009 978 0 421 94750 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 156675Hardback, 1572 pp £325.00/€413.00COMPARATIVE LAW OFSECURITY INTERESTSAND TITLE FINANCELAW AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONALFINANCE SERIESVOLUME 22ND EDITIONPhilip R Wood, QC (Hon)This book supplies practical guidance onsecurity interests and title finance in the contextof international financial transactions so thatpractitioners can quickly find the best way toproceed. It provides a comparative overview ofthe area in the key jurisdictions of the world sothe law can be applied correctly, no matterwhere the parties are based.• Covers key areas of the law and practice ofsecurity interests• Explains the principles of title finance,including financial leasing and repos• Gives practical advice on securityagreements, deal implementation andsecurity packagesJURISDICTION: InternationalJul-2007 978 1 847 03206 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223579Hardback £295.00/€375.0010 To order any of these titles UK direct customers please email TRLUKI.orders@thomsonreuters.com

BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESINTERNATIONAL LOANS,BONDS, GUARANTEESAND LEGAL OPINIONSLAW AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONALFINANCE SERIESVOLUME 32ND EDITIONPhilip R Wood, QC (Hon)This work provides a comparative overviewof the law and practice of international loans,bonds, guarantees and legal opinions in thekey jurisdictions of the world.• Covers topics such as syndicated bank creditagreements and loan transfers, equity-linkedbonds, note programmes and high yieldnotes, bondholder trustees and collectiveaction clauses, bank guarantees and comfortletters, formal transaction legal opinions• Supplies outlines for guarantees and legalopinions enabling documents to bestructured correctly• Features extensive snapshot precedents tohelp with draftingJURISDICTION: InternationalJun-2007 978 1 847 03208 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223583Hardback £240.00/€305.00PROJECT FINANCE,SECURITISATIONS ANDSUBORDINATED DEBTLAW AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONALFINANCE SERIESVOLUME 52ND EDITIONPhilip R Wood, QC (Hon)This work gives practical guidance on thesethree aspects of financial law showing howthey are applied in commercial situations.• Reviews project finance structures so it isclear how agreements should be set up• Examines project finance contracts andfinancial agreements, explaining the termsand how to draw up watertight agreements• Compares securitisation in the world's keyjurisdictions• Reviews securitisation documentation• Contains a global comparative survey of thelaw of subordinated debt• Discusses the different classes of subordinationagreement so they can be used appropriately• Supplies document outlines to help structuredocuments correctlyJURISDICTION: InternationalJun-2007 978 1 847 03211 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223589Hardback £200.00/€254.00REGULATION OFINTERNATIONAL FINANCELAW AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONALFINANCE SERIESVOLUME 7Philip R Wood, QC (Hon)This work provides in-depth analysis of thesubstantive areas affecting the regulation ofinternational finance, from authorisation of banksand investment firms to capital adequacy. Itcontains a large number of snapshot surveysof regulatory regimes.• Reviews the regulation of banks, investmentfirms, broker dealers, investment managersand advisers and exchanges• Deals with the conduct of business byfinancial firms, including conflicts of interestand client assets• Examines the regulation of prospectuses• Covers collective investment schemes andhedge funds• Deals with market manipulation, insiderdealing and other market abuse• Provides commentaries on relevantdocumentationJURISDICTION: InternationalAug-2007 978 1 847 03212 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223591Hardback £268.00/€341.00SET-OFF AND NETTING,DERIVATIVES, CLEARINGSYSTEMSLAW AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONALFINANCE SERIESVOLUME 42ND EDITIONPhilip R Wood, QC (Hon)This work gives practical guidance on thesethree topics in virtually all the world’sjurisdictions, so they can be used to reduceexposure to risk and transaction costs incross-border financial contracts.• Provides outlines of set-off and nettingagreements including group account netting,together with commentary• Covers all types of derivatives and derivativemarkets and the legal risks that may arise• Supplies clear outlines for swaps andderivatives transactions• Discusses the legal risks of derivatives• Analyses the ISDA Master Agreement givingexpert guidance on its meaning and how itcan be used in practice• Deals with the law of securities andsettlement systemsJURISDICTION: InternationalJun-2007 978 1 847 03213 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223593Hardback £240.00/€305.00CONFLICT OF LAWS ANDINTERNATIONAL FINANCELAW AND PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONALFINANCE SERIESVOLUME 6Philip R Wood, QC (Hon)This book examines conflict of law issues ininternational finance, giving practical guidanceon topics ranging from the governing law ofcontracts to areas such as financial regulation,financial torts, trusts and insolvency.• Helps decide which legal system to adoptand how to resolve issues• Explains jurisdiction over financial contracts• Looks in detail at conflict of laws for securityinterests and title finance• Discusses the conflict of laws for regulationof international finance and regulatoryjurisdiction• Provides coverage of sovereign immunity inthe UK, US and EU as well as the recognitionof states, state succession and internationalorganisationsJURISDICTION: InternationalJul-2007 978 1 847 03207 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 223581Hardback £268.00/€341.00To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk 11

BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESLAW OF GUARANTEESNEWEDITION6TH EDITIONGeraldine Andrews, QC and Richard Millett, QC"An essential addition to many practitioners'libraries ... this work is going from strength tostrength". – Journal of International BankingLaw and RegulationThe Law of Guarantees provides acomprehensive explanation of the law andpractice of guarantees and surety. 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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESTHE MODERN CONTRACTOF GUARANTEE2ND EDITIONProfessor John Phillips andProfessor James O'DonovanThe Modern Contract of Guarantee provides apractical guide to the law of suretyship in moderncommercial practice. 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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESA PRACTITIONER'SGUIDE TO COMMODITYFINANCEConsultant Editor: Geoffrey WynneNEWA Practitioner's Guide to CommodityFinance guides the reader through allthe steps involved in commodity financingoperations. It examines all the possiblefinancing structures, the risks and riskmanagement techniques involved, andhow the regulatory regime impacts onwhat banks, insurers, producers andmanufacturers need to take into account. Itis the first book to give guidance on all thesetopics in the post-credit crisis environment.• Provides in-depth coverage of everystage of a commodity financing dealfrom pre-export finance to enforcementof security and insolvency• Covers the impact of post credit crisisreforms, including the latest Basel IIIrevisions• Gives expert guidance on the issuesand pitfalls of dealing with commodityfinancing in emerging markets• Covers how to spot fraud, and howto avoid it• Offers detailed advice on riskmanagement and due diligence• Deals with Islamic financing issues• Includes extensive use of diagrams andflow charts to explain complex structures• Written by one of the City's foremosttrade/commodity finance teamsCONTENTS: Introduction; Pre-export finance,pre-payment finance and other forms of tradefinance; Letters of credit; Other forms ofcontingent obligations, including the issueof bonds and guarantees; Taking securityin emerging markets; The role of forfeiting,factoring and other receivables financing;Warehouse financing; Islamic finance in thecontext of trade finance; Insurance and otherrisk mitigants; Regulatory issues in trade andcommodity finance; Due diligence, and how tospot fraud and avoid it; Waivers, standstills andworkouts; Enforcement of security; Insolvency.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalJul-2012 978 0 414 04539 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 483853Paperback c. £150.00/c. €191.00A PRACTITIONER’SGUIDE TO CONFLICTSOF INTEREST IN THEFINANCIAL SERVICESINDUSTRYConsultant Editors: Rob Helm, Dick Fraseand Martin DayNEWThis new work examines in a practicalmanner the complex law and regulationsthat now exist concerning the concept ofconflicts of interest and how the principleshave been applied in the financial servicesindustry. It covers the UK, the USA, Ireland,Hong Kong and various civil law jurisdictions.• Provides expert guidance on howconflicts should be managed in thecontext of UK regulation• Advises on systems and controls to putin place to avoid conflicts arising• Explains the latest EU level developmentsand their impact on UK financialinstitutions• Goes through the US approach toconflicts of interest• Gives guidance on the impact of US lawand regulation (including the Dodd-FrankAct) on institutions outside the US• Covers the situation in other jurisdictions,including Ireland and Hong Kong, and thecivil law approach with reference toFrance, Germany and Luxembourg• Provides a detailed case study illustratinghow conflicts of interest can be managedand legal liability contracted out by theuse of engagement letters and theefficacy of information barriers• Looks at potential future trends anddevelopmentsCONTENTS: Conflicts of interest in English law:introduction; Specific issues in the UnitedKingdom’s financial services industry; the UKstatutory regulation of conflicts of interest; themanagement of conflicts of interest; UnitedStates approach to conflicts of interest;Financial Regulatory Reform Act of 2010; Dutiesof investment professionals under United Stateslaw; conflicts of interest and their managementin Hong Kong; conflicts of interest and theirmanagement in Ireland; the civil law approachto conflicts of interest and their management;current trends in financial market law andregulation in relation to conflicts of interest.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union,United States, InternationalJul-2012 978 0 414 04941 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 511307Hardback c. £145.00/c. €185.00A PRACTITIONER'SGUIDE TO INSIDEINFORMATION2ND EDITIONBrian McDonnellNEWEDITIONA Practitioner’s Guide to InsideInformation presents comprehensiveguidance on the UK regulatory environmentrelating to inside information. 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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESA PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO EUROPEAN LEVERAGEDFINANCEConsultant Editor: Christopher HallA Practitioner's Guide to EuropeanLeveraged Finance looks at best practice inleveraged finance across Europe, with emphasison the UK as the largest, most sophisticatedEuropean market. 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It explains the requirements of anAIM listing, the admission procedures, andthe ongoing obligations and tax issues.• Details the roles of the solicitor, accountantand nominated adviser (Nomad)• Gives updated guidance on corporategovernance and the duties of directors• Looks at the broker and trading rules, andsettlement arrangements (CREST)• Includes new chapters on fund structuresand on US companies• Contains in-depth and extensively updatedcoverage of tax issues• Features extensive model forms anddocumentationJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalJun-2011 978 0 414 04689 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 494721Paperback, 432 pp £135.00/€172.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO THE FSA REGULATIONOF DESIGNATED INVESTMENTBUSINESS3RD EDITIONConsultant Editor: Tim CornickA Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulationof Designated Investment Business givespractical guidance on all the specific issues thatare relevant to regulated firms on a daily basis.• Analyses the investments that are regulated• Considers the impact of the Conduct ofBusiness Rules• Looks at the Client Asset regime and relatedrules as well as the special cases of trusteefirms, occupational pension schemes andcollective investment schemes• Takes into account all recent changesaffecting designated investment business,most significantly the impact of MiFIDJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European UnionMar-2008 978 1 905 12126 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366009Paperback £115.00/€147.00A PRACTITIONER'SGUIDE TO THE CITYCODE ON TAKEOVERSAND MERGERS 2012/201324TH EDITIONNEWEDITIONA Practitioner’s Guide to the City Code onTakeovers and Mergers is the definitiveannual guide to the work of the City ofLondon’s takeover watchdog. It presentsclear commentary and guidance on TheCity Code on Takeovers and Mergers andhow it is implemented. The 2012/2013edition has been fully updated to coverall the latest changes.• Gives guidance on all the rules,explaining the responsibilities and actionsof each party throughout the transaction• Discusses the rules surrounding theapproach, announcements and theprovision of independent advice• Explains the restrictions on dealingsand requirements on disclosure• Compares mandatory and voluntaryoffers• Covers redemption or purchase by acompany of its own securities• Takes the reader through acceptedconduct during an offer• Considers the impact on takeovers ofthe regime to combat market abuseCONTENTS: The Takeover Panel. The Approach,Announcements and Independent Advice.Share Dealings – Restrictions and DisclosureRequirements. Mandatory and Voluntary Offersand their Terms. Provisions Applicable to allOffers, Partial Offers and Redemption orPurchase by a Company of its own Securities.Documents from the Offeror and the Offeree.Conduct During the Offer; Timing and Revision;and Restrictions Following Offers. ProfitForecasts and Asset Valuations. Applicationof the Market Abuse Regime to Takeovers.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalSep-2012 978 0 414 02439 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 567090Paperback c. £125.00/c. £159.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 15

BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESA PRACTITIONER'SGUIDE TO THEFINANCIAL SERVICESAUTHORITY LISTINGREGIME 2012/201325TH EDITIONNEWEDITIONA Practitioner’s Guide to the FinancialServices Authority Listing Regime2012/2013 is the definitive, annual guideto the FSA’s Listing, Prospectus andDisclosure and Transparency Rules. Itdiscusses how these rules link into thestatutory surroundings and provides acomplete understanding of the listingprocedures and the continuing obligationsof a company after listing.• Provides practical, detailed and fullyupdated guidance on the FSA’s Listing,Prospectus and Disclosure andTransparency Rules• Fully updated to cover the latestdevelopments• Discusses the status of the UKLA underthe new regulatory regime currentlyunder consultation• Presents introductions to the threerulebooks and statutory framework• Examines in detail the requirements ofthe Rules so that compliance is fully met• Explains the statutory framework withinwhich the listing regime sits• Covers the continuing obligations of acompany once listed• Looks at overseas companies, investmententities, debt and specialist securities andmineral companies, and how these aretreated differently to other entities• Includes an introductory chapter from theUKLA, and contributions from some ofthe foremost experts in the fieldCONTENTS: The FSA Listing Rules. The StatutoryFramework for Listing. Application Procedureand Publication of Prospectuses. Contents ofProspectuses. Financial Information. ContinuingObligations. Significant Transactions andRelated Party Transactions. OverseasCompanies, Investment Entities, Debt andSpecialist Securities, and Mineral Companies.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalJun-2012 978 0 414 02438 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 567088Paperback c. £125.00/c. £159.00A PRACTITIONER'SGUIDE TO THEREGULATION OFMARKET ABUSEMartyn HopperNEWA Practitioner’s Guide to Market Abusecovers all aspects of the law and regulationrelating to market abuse in the UK. Thefocus of the book is to explain how themarket abuse regime operates in practice.After an initial introductory chapterfamiliarising readers with the legislativeframework and key concepts, it goes on toexamine the practical impact of the regimein a range of different business contexts.• Explains the key aspects of the UK MarketConduct Regulations• Covers the scope of the UK regime, andexplains when it applies• Discusses what constitutes a misleadingstatement• Explains when trading is consideredmisleading or a distortion of the market• Covers tipping and insider trading• Shows how the market abuse regimeapplies in primary markets• Deals with market abuse and listedcompanies and in M&A transactions• Covers commodities futures trading• Looks at how the market abuse regimeapplies to the fund management industryCONTENTS: Overview of Market ConductRegulations in the UK. When Does the UKRegime Apply? Insider Trading. Tipping. MarketManipulation: Overview. 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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESWURTZBURG & MILLS:BUILDING SOCIETY LAW2 RELEASES A YEAREditors: Malcolm Waters, QC, Elizabeth Oveyand Mark FellWurtzburg & Mills draws on its reputation asthe definitive text to provide a comprehensiveguide to the numerous problems presented bythe Building Societies Act 1986, now heavilyamended by subsequent legislation, and itsfar-reaching consequences for the powersand regulation of building societies.• With its looseleaf format, Wurtzburg & Millsprovides the practitioner with a clearpresentation of all aspects of buildingsociety law• Features relevant sections of the FSAHandbook and details of the new regime• The work includes detailed footnotes, acomprehensive index and tables of cases,statutes and SIs. The result is a work whichoffers comprehensive coverage of the lawJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 420 47300 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7711Looseleaf £1065.00/€1404.00Updating releases charged for on publicationOther Banking & Finance TitlesBYLES ON BILLS OF EXCHANGEAND CHEQUES28TH EDITIONNicholas Elliott, QC, John Odgers andJonathan Mark PhillipsThis work explains the law relating to paymentinstruments and their use by banks and theircustomers. It provides a detailed narrativeaccount of the law of bills of exchange,promissory notes and cheques, dealing withthe law under the Bills of Exchange Act 1882,and its subsequent evolution, including theCheques Acts 1957 and 1992.JURISDICTION: InternationalAug-2007 978 0 421 95280 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 158081Hardback £290.00/€369.00COLLECTIVEINVESTMENT SCHEMESLAW AND PRACTICE3 RELEASES A YEARMacfarlanesThis definitive guide to the law and practicerelating to unit trusts and open endedinvestment schemes provides exhaustivecoverage of the rules and regulations governingthe operation and management of unit trustsand OEICs. It deals with key areas such asadvertising, valuation and pricing, investmentpowers, accountability, tax, remuneration andconduct of business and has been fully updatedto include full coverage of COLL and QISs.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom978 0 851 21474 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6471Looseleaf £1255.00/€1654.00Updating releases charged for on publicationCONSUMER COMPLAINTSAND COMPENSATION:A GUIDE FOR THE FINANCIAL SERVICESMARKETAdam SamuelThis book serves as an easy to use guidethe rules and "best practice" procedures forhandling consumer complaints, briefing on thebest ways to handle the fall-out from a varietyof mis-selling and administration issues.JURISDICTION: United KingdomMay-2005 978 1 898 83099 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366017Paperback £99.00/€126.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDE TOEU FINANCIAL SERVICESDIRECTIVES2ND EDITIONConsultant Editor: Michael RaffanThis book offers a clear, practical review of 17EU Financial Services Directives, including theimpact of the Markets in Financial InstrumentsDirective (MiFID), helping everyone involved infinancial services understand and comply withthe vast range of legislation.JURISDICTION: European UnionJul-2006 978 1 905 12107 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366021Paperback £135.00/€172.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDE TOFSA INVESTIGATIONS ANDENFORCEMENT2ND EDITIONConsultant Editor: Angela Hayes andCalum BurnettThis work explains the key principles thatunderpin the FSA enforcement regime, showshow an investigation should be prepared forand handled, and advises on the strategiesand tactics that are likely to result in thebest outcome if the investigation leads toenforcement action.JURISDICTION: United KingdomApr-2007 978 1 905 12113 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366029Paperback £117.00/€149.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO INTERNATIONAL MONEYLAUNDERING LAW ANDREGULATIONConsultant Editors: Andrew Clark and Peter BurrellThis work brings together a wealth of expertiseon money laundering, with coverage includingthe US and UK anti-money launderingresponses, "know your customer" issues,investigations, terrorist financing, and EUdirectives. It also summarises the law andregulation in over 50 territories.JURISDICTION: InternationalJun-2003 978 1 898 83068 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 365958Hardback £180.00/€229.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO MIFIDConsultant Editor: Matthew ElderfieldThis book offers a detailed guide to thesubstantial changes in regulation broughtabout by The Markets in Financial InstrumentsDirective (MiFID), covering conduct of businessstandards relating to organisational matters, fairdealing for clients and best execution and orderhandling, as well as dealing with transparencyand reporting standards.JURISDICTION: European UnionJun-2007 978 1 905 12115 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366033Paperback £135.00/€172.0018 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESCHARITIESA PRACTITIONER'S GUIDE TOMORTGAGE REGULATIONChristopher CumminsThis work provides comprehensive coverage ofmortgage regulation in the UK, explaining theroles of the FSA and Financial OmbudsmanService, going through the regulation of thewhole mortgage promotion and advice process,and offering solutions to common problemsbased on a series of case studies.JURISDICTION: United KingdomJul-2007 978 1 905 12124 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366043Paperback £99.00/€126.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO SECURITISATIONConsultant Editor: Peter JeffreyThis book provides a complete guide to thestructure and variety of possible securitisationdeals, setting out the processes involved instructuring a securitised product, covering keydocumentation and legal issues, examiningaccounting and tax issues, and dealing withthe regulatory considerations.JURISDICTION: European Union, InternationalJan-2006 978 1 898 83078 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 365986Paperback £135.00/€172.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO THE FSA HANDBOOK5TH EDITIONConsultant Editor: Ruth FoxThis book follows closely the structure of theFSA Handbook to provide clarification of therules. It takes account of the implementation ofthe Markets in Financial Instruments Directive(MiFID) and its far-reaching changes to thefinancial services environment.JURISDICTION: United KingdomMar-2008 978 1 905 12125 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366045Paperback £115.00/€147.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO THE FSA REGULATIONOF BANKING2ND EDITIONConsultant Editor: John TattersallThis book provides an easily accessible guide tothe FSA's regulation and supervision of banks,helping bankers and their advisers understandthe tools and processes that are available to theregulator before they are used on them.JURISDICTION: United KingdomSep-2006 978 1 905 12104 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366027Paperback £115.00/€147.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO THE FSA REGULATIONOF INVESTMENT BANKING2ND EDITIONConsultant Editor: Simon GleesonThis guide deals with FSA corporate financeregulation generally but with an emphasis onthe investment banking sector, and providespractical insight into the implications of theregulatory environment for a wide range ofcorporate finance activities.JURISDICTION: United KingdomMay-2006 978 1 905 12103 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366025Paperback £115.00/€147.00INTERNATIONAL INSIDERDEALINGMark Stamp and Tom JaggersThis work provides a comprehensive overviewof the key rules relating to insider dealing in25 markets around the world, covering the US,European countries, Japan, Hong Kong andSingapore, as well as emerging markets suchas China, India and Brazil.JURISDICTION: InternationalJan-2005 978 1 898 83080 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 365988Hardback £180.00/€229.00US SECURITIES LAWS ANDFOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUERSConsultant Editor: Brian LaneThis book supplies a practical explanation ofwhat a foreign issuer needs to know aboutmaking offers in the US, dealing with thedifferent types of offering, setting out thereporting requirements and coveringSarbanes-Oxley Act issues.JURISDICTION: InternationalJan-2007 978 1 905 12114 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366031Paperback £135.00/€172.00CHARITIES: THE LAWAND PRACTICE3 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Douglas CracknellEditors: Pesh Framjee, Adrian Longley andFrancesca QuintThis looseleaf work provides clear and detailedexplanation of the legal requirements andpractice. It offers advice on setting up charities,their day-to-day running and the rulesgoverning trading.It examines both the financial requirementsof charity accounts, reports and returns, andcharities' tax obligations and the opportunitiesfor tax effective giving.• Deals with the Charities Acts 1992 and 1993in detail• Gives advice on how to manage disputesand contains full examination of the powers,duties and liabilities of trustees• Includes a comprehensive range of forms,precedents and checklistsJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 752 00056 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6276Looseleaf £474.00/€625.00Updating releases charged for on publicationTUDOR ON CHARITIESTRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY9TH EDITIONJean Warburton, Debra Morris and N F RiddleFirst published in 1854, Tudor on Charities isthe most highly-respected practitioner guide inthis area providing thorough analysis of the lawrelating to charities and their administration,including taxation, accounting and fundraising.It includes extensive reference to case lawshowing how the law has been applied andreproduces all relevant statutes and statutoryinstruments.JURISDICTION: England & WalesAug-2003 978 0 421 77450 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 21077Hardback, 848 pp £525.00/€667.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 19

COMMERCIAL LAWAGENCY LAW2 RELEASES A YEAREditor: Roger BillinsAgency Law is a regularly updated, practicalwork on the law of agency, with the addedbenefit of precedent material. 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COMMERCIAL LAWINTELLECTUAL PROPERTYISSUES IN COMMERCIALTRANSACTIONSCOMMERCIAL SERIESChristina DemetriadesThis work offers practical guidance on the legaland commercial issues likely to arise duringthe exploitation and management of IP rights.It explains the possible IP implications of a widerangeof corporate transactions such asacquisitions, disposals, joint ventures andfranchises.• Helps find quick answers to problems byarranging the text by transaction• Provides commercial tips on how to proceed,setting legal advice in a business context• Highlights key drafting and negotiating points• Provides examples from key Europeanjurisdictions where the approach to IP incommercial transactions differs from the UK• Includes a number of commonly used sampledocuments in the book and on a CD-ROM• Contains case studies to illustrate how toaddress IP issues in real transactionsJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union,CommonwealthDec-2007 978 1 847 03084 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 222915Book & 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COMPANY LAWSHACKLETON ON THELAW AND PRACTICEOF MEETINGSNEWEDITION12TH EDITIONMadeleine Cordes, John Pugh-Smith, GeraldineCaulfield, James Burton, Catherine Dobson andZack Simons"A superb, thorough reference work"– International Company and CommercialLaw ReviewShackleton provides practical guidance onconducting meetings for legal professionals,company secretaries, administrators,directors and local authorities. 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COMPANY LAWCOMPETITION LAWTHE COMPANY LAWYER12 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Professor Barry A K RiderThe Company Lawyer has been designed tokeep readers up to date and aware of theimplications of the constant changes andreforms in company law.• Opinion section written by a leading figure• The editorial column is an independentvoice on major issues facing companies,their in-house legal advisers and lawyersin private practice• Penetrating articles examine areas ofcompany law and securities regulation• Reports all the essential items of newsfrom, for example, the Treasury, the FSA,the Takeover Panel, the Stock Exchange,the accountancy bodies, The Law Societyand the EU• Contributors located in over 30 worldbusiness and investment centres reporton significant international developmentsJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, International0144-1027Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 70562012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £795.00Europe £834.00/€1100.00Rest of World £843.00/$1450.00CMLR ANTI-TRUSTREPORTS12 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Elena SolisThis monthly reporting service on EU competitionlaw offers rapid and comprehensive coverage ofall relevant material issued from the EuropeanInstitutions with informed, analytical andnarrative headnotes. 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COMPETITION LAWTHE EU MERGERREGULATION:SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES4TH EDITIONAlistair Lindsay and Alison BerridgeNEWEDITIONThe EU Merger Regulation: SubstantiveIssues provides a detailed guide to theanalysis of mergers by the EuropeanCommission. It examines how theCommission determines whether to approvea notified concentration, presenting themost comprehensive guidance available onthe substantive analysis at the heart of EUmerger control.This new edition deals with the realities ofmergers in the legal environment that hasdeveloped under the EU Merger Regulationsince 2004. 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COMPETITION LAWEU COMPETITION LAWHANDBOOK 2012General Editors: Professor Marc van der Woudeand Christopher JonesThe EU Competition Law Handbook is aunique reference source, providing a digestto EU Competition cases, regulations, notices,judgments and decisions. 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COMPETITION LAWROWLEY & BAKER:INTERNATIONALMERGERS – THEANTITRUST PROCESS2 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editors: J William Rowley, QC andDonald I BakerThis definitive work provides explanation ofmerger regulations in over 60 jurisdictions. Nowpublished in looseleaf format for easy updating,it contains over 2,500 pages of highly practicalanalysis.• A standard format for all chapters enablesthe practitioner to pursue effectively thesame issue across a number of jurisdictions• A streamlined version of the format forjurisdictions with less-developed mergercontrol regimes describes complex variationsbetween systems and enables crossreferencingJURISDICTION: International978 0 421 65160 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 6063Looseleaf £1006.00/€1326.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £723.00Europe £733.00/€967.00Rest of World £735.00/$1264.00STATE AID LAW OF THEEUROPEAN UNIONPeter Vesterdorf and Mogens Uhd NielsenThis work analyses of the State aid rules ofthe EC treaty, the procedural rules, EC courtpractice and the role of the national courtsin light of the recent reforms in this area. 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Magill• Demonstrates the use of economics inCommission decisions and Court judgmentsthrough discussion of the key casesJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European UnionDec-2009 978 0 421 92730 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 148073Hardback, 1002 pp £230.00/€293.00WEINBERG & BLANKON TAKEOVERSAND MERGERS2 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Laurence RabinowitzWeinberg & Blank has long been regarded asthe authoritative work dealing with the law andpractice of takeovers and mergers. 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CONFLICT OF LAWSCONSTRUCTION LAWDICEY, MORRIS &COLLINS ON THECONFLICT OF LAWSNEWEDITION15TH EDITIONGeneral Editor: Lord Collins of MapesburyEditors: Professor C G J Morse, Professor DavidMcClean, Professor Adrian Briggs, ProfessorJonathan Harris, Professor CampbellMcLachlan, Professor Andrew Dickinsonand Professor Peter McEleavy“The prince of legal textbooks.” – Lord Goffof Chieveley“It is indeed, impossible to imagine a major setof chambers or firm of solicitors without thisbook...” – New Law JournalDicey, Morris & Collins on the Conflict ofLaws is renowned worldwide as theforemost authority on private internationallaw. It explains the rules, principles andpractice which determine how the law ofEngland and Wales relates to other legalsystems.Across two volumes it is packed with qualityand detailed coverage. Volume 1 sets outgeneral principles, definitions, procedures,and issues relating to jurisdiction. Volume 2looks at specific areas of law that are mostlikely to feature in conflict of laws cases.• Completely revised and updated toinclude analysis of all the key legislationand cases since the last edition• Deals with the impact of the CivilProcedure Rules on private internationallaw• Includes analysis of judicial decisionsfrom common law jurisdictions as wellas detailed consideration of internationalconventions and EU materials• Supplemented annuallyCONTENTS: Preliminary matters. Procedure.Jurisdiction and foreign judgments. Family law.Law of property. Corporations and insolvency.Law of obligations.JURISDICTION: InternationalOct-2012 978 0 414 02453 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 567143Hardback (2 Vols) c. £395.00/c. €502.00THE EUROPEAN PRIVATEINTERNATIONAL LAW OFOBLIGATIONS3RD EDITIONThe Hon Mr Justice Richard Plender, QC andMichael WilderspinThe European Private International Law ofObligations provides unrivalled analysis of theRome I and Rome II Regulations and theirpractical implications, helping practitionersinterpret them since they came into force in2009.• Supplies expert commentary on the scope,principles and application of Rome Igoverning the construction of contracts• Looks at consumer contracts, employmentcontracts, mandatory rules and ordre public,showing how Rome I applies to each• Covers the rules governing non-contractualobligations under Rome II, including productliability, liability for breach of competitionrules, environmental damage, unjustenrichment, negotiorum gestio and culpa incontrahendo• Explains the concepts used in the RomeRegulations• Puts the Regulations into their historicalcontext aiding their interpretationJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Western EuropeAug-2009 978 0 421 95490 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 159391Hardback, 1158 pp £235.00/€299.00BUILDING CONTRACTDISPUTES: PRACTICEAND PRECEDENTS2 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editors: Robert Fenwick Elliott andJeremy GloverBuilding Contract Disputes is the definitiveguide to handling and resolving constructiondisputes, providing comprehensive coverage oflitigation, arbitration, ADR and adjudication.Major issues are regularly incorporated as theyoccur, and legal principles typically applicable topractical problems are discussed and explained.• Summarises the main contractual provisionsand relevant law• Provides lists of key stages and considerations• Goes through all the procedures and sets outprecedents and pleadings• Updating releases, charged for onpublication, incorporate new procedures andadd or amend documents as necessaryJURISDICTION: United Kingdom978 0 752 00398 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6336Looseleaf £575.00/€758.00Updating releases charged for on publicationCONSTRUCTION LAW10TH EDITIONProfessor John Uff, QCConstruction Law is a concise, straightforwardaccount of the law relating to the constructionindustry, ideal for students of construction lawand those requiring an introduction to itspractice. It is widely regarded as the leadingtext in its field.• Guides readers through the world ofconstruction contracts, litigation, planningand environmental law• Covers public and EU law, statutes, safetyand building regulations• Updated to reflect the fast pace of change inthis field, specifically on the implementationand enforcement of construction law and thenature of contracts• Includes updated contract forms from FIDICand NECC• Provides the JCT and ICE forms of contract• Includes a Glossary of Legal TermsJURISDICTION: United KingdomJun-2009 978 1 847 03767 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 289081Paperback, 626 pp £30.95/€40.00EMAIL YOUR ORDERS AND ENQUIRIES TOTRLUKI.orders@thomsonreuters.comTLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.comTo order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 33

CONSTRUCTION LAWCONSTRUCTIONLAW JOURNAL8 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Andrew BurrThe Construction Law Journal provides aforum for guidance and informed debate.• Expert articles – articles of the higheststandard that are read and relied on bypractitioners worldwide• Case reports – comprehensive coverage ofrecent case law in the UK and in commonlaw jurisdictions• Information section and reader's forum – thelatest industry trends• Construction Act Review – dedicated sectiondealing with developments arising from theHousing Grants, Construction andRegeneration Act 1996JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth0267-2359Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 70032012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £833.00Europe £859.00/€1133.00Rest of World £865.00/$1487.000267-23BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7248UK with Bound Volumes £1059.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1098.00/€1448.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1116.00/$1918.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £833.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationCONSTRUCTION LAWSERVICE CD-ROM4 RELEASES A YEARThis CD-ROM provides a comprehensiveelectronic service catering for the informationneeds of construction lawyers. 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CONSTRUCTION LAWKEATING ONCONSTRUCTIONCONTRACTS9TH EDITIONThe Hon Sir Vivian Ramsey andStephen Furst, QC"For the construction specialist it is quitesimply indispensable." – Estates GazetteNEWEDITION"If there is such a thing as a building contractbible, this is it" – Building DesignA classic construction law text, Keating onConstruction Contracts is the first port ofcall for all research relating to constructioncontracts. Renowned for its accessible style,it covers all relevant legislation and case law,and standard forms of construction contract.• Provides detailed commentary on allissues relating to construction contracts• Gives practical help on interpretinglegislation and analysing judicialdecisions• Up-to-date references to case law,journals and other source material• Covers UK case law and relevantdecisions from Europe and overseas• Includes commentary on JCT StandardForm of Building Contract andNominated Sub Contract• Features key sections of Housing Grants,Construction and Regeneration ActCONTENTS: The nature of a construction contract.Formation of contract. Construction of contracts.The right to payment and varied work.Employer's approval and architect's certificates.Excuses for non-performance. Negligence andeconomic loss. Default of the parties – damages.The time for completion and liquidateddamages. Default of the parties – variousmatters. Various equitable doctrines andremedies. Assignments, substituted contractsand subcontracts. Architects, engineers andsurveyors. Public Procurement. Variouslegislation. Arbitration. The Housing GrantsConstruction and Regeneration Act 1996.Litigation. The JCT Standard Form of BuildingContract (2005). The ICE Form of Contract.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, CommonwealthFeb-2012 978 0 414 04792 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 497345Hardback c. £395.00/c. €502.00Available as an eBook during 2012 – see page viKEATING ON JCTCONTRACTS5 RELEASES A YEARKeating ChambersGeneral Editor: Adrian Williamson, QCEditors: Gaynor Chambers, Adam Constable,Lucy Garrett, Jessica Stephens, Ben Sareen andSarah WilliamsKeating on JCT Contracts provides detailedguidance on using the 2011 editions of the JCTstandard forms of contract. It reproduces thecomplete suite of 2011 contracts and commentson the major contracts in a clause-by-clausefashion, with variations in related contractsexplained.• Supplies in one source the entire suite of JCTcontracts• Highlights key interpretive issues and howclauses have been treated in case law• Discusses differences and similaritiesbetween the 2005 suite and 2011 Edition• Includes an archive CD-ROM of previous JCTContracts editionsJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth978 0 421 95780 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 164080Looseleaf & CD-ROM £529.00 (+ £10.60 VAT) =£539.60/€697.00 (+ €14.00 VAT) = €711.00Updating releases charged for on publicationKEATING ON NEC3David Thomas, QC assisted by a teamof barristers from Keating ChambersNEWThis new work provides detailed guidance onthe three contracts that comprise the NEC3suite of construction contracts. Reproducingthe complete terms of the contracts, it setsout clause-by-clause commentaryexplaining how the contracts are intended tooperate, highlighting any ambiguities orquestions of interpretation that can arise.• Goes through the aims and creation ofthe NEC• Examines the core clauses providingexpert commentary on each• Practical guidance on drafting andinterpretion identifies the best ways touse the contracts• Outlines the dispute resolution options• Gives guidance on the schedule andshorter schedule of cost components• Covers the contract data including worksCONTENTS: The aims and genesis of the NEC.The ECC and the other NEC3 contracts. Thestructure and drafting of the ECC contract.Clause-by-clause commentary on core clauses.Dispute resolution options. The secondaryoption clauses. The schedule and shorterschedule of cost components. The contract dataincluding works.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth,Hong KongFeb-2012 978 1 847 03331 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 231515Hardback c. £179.00/c. €228.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 35

CONSTRUCTION LAWUNDERSTANDING &NEGOTIATING TURNKEYAND EPC CONTRACTS3RD EDITIONJoseph HuseNEWEDITIONThis work provides practical commentary onthe FIDIC Design-Build, Turnkey and EPCcontracts widely used in the internationalconstruction industry. It analyses thecontracts clause-by-clause, and offerspractical guidance on their application inspecific projects.• Enables easy comparison of the terms ofthe contracts• Helps practitioners understand what theyneed to consider when putting together acase, drafting a contract or negotiatingterms with a client• Gives drafting suggestions for selectedcontract provisions of the Silver Bookfrom the perspective of both thecontractor and the employer• Reproduces the contract in full as anappendix• Provides new coverage of the ICC Design-Build• Includes commentary on the FIDIC GoldBook Design-Build• Discusses how the allocation of riskbetween parties has changed due toshifts in the construction market• Acts as an essential reference oninternational projects, where the use ofFIDIC standard contracts is continuallyincreasingCONTENTS: Types of Contract. Turnkey and EPCContracts. FIDIC Design-Build, Turnkey and EPCContracts. The Use of the FIDIC Silver Book inthe Context of a BOT Project. The Contract. TheEmployer. The Employer’s Administration. TheContractor. Design. Staff and Labour. Plant,Materials and Workmanship. Commencement,Delays and Suspension. Tests on Completion.Employer’s Taking Over. Defects Liability. TestsAfter Completion. Variations and Adjustments.Contract Price and Payment. Termination byEmployer. Suspension and Termination byContractor. Risk and Responsibility. Insurance.Force Majeure. Claims, Disputes and Arbitration.Negotiation of the Silver Book.JURISDICTION: InternationalOct-2012 978 1 847 03907 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 333425Hardback c. £195.00/c. €248.00UNDERSTANDINGTHE FIDIC RED BOOK2ND EDITIONJeremy Glover and Simon Hughes, QCNEWEDITION"An excellent resource and a valuable referencetextbook" – Management, Procurement andLawThis practical text provides clause-by-clausecommentary on the FIDIC Red Book.Reproducing each clause in full, it explainsthe effect and operation of each clause,considering case law and discussingproblems frequently encountered in practice.• Helps interpret each clause correctly anddecide whether amendments need to bemade to suit a given situation• Reproduces each clause followed bybullet points of key features plusadditional commentary on the clause’soperation, points of interest and relevantcases• Compares the new contract with previousversions of the FIDIC Red Book and otherwidely used standard contracts, such asthe ICE forms• Provides guidance on whetheramendments or deletions need to bemade• Features an overview chapter dealingwith thematic issues such as thecontract’s history and purpose, theconcept of the engineer, time and money,dispute resolution, and enforcement ofarbitral awards• Examines problems frequentlyencountered in practice in relation toclauses• Discusses the MDB version and how thisdiffers from the standard Red Bookcontract• Features new sections on Claims,Disputes and ArbitrationJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalJan-2012 978 0 414 04460 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 428244Hardback c. £250.00/c. €318.00Other Construction Law TitlesOVERSEAS SUPPLY ANDINSTALLATION CONTRACTSPhilip AlleryContracts involving the supply and installationoverseas of major capital equipment are themost sophisticated in terms of sales of goodslaw. This book reaches beyond pure export andbuilding and engineering law to provide acomplete legal and practical guide for anyoneworking in this field.JURISDICTION: InternationalOct-2000 978 0 421 59830 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 17003Hardback, 536 pp £310.00/€394.00PARTNERING AND ALLIANCINGIN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTSSally Roe and Jane JenkinsThis practical work takes the reader throughvarious aspects of partnering and alliancing,from choosing a contractual basis for theagreement and drafting partnering andalliancing agreements, to intellectual propertyand confidentiality, TUPE and the transfer ofassets, and the impact of EU procurement andcompetition law.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalOct-2003 978 0 421 74040 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 19935Hardback, 234 pp £250.00/€318.00THE HUDSON FOURTH EDITIONVOLUME 2 TABLE OF CASESForeword by Ian Duncan Wallace, QCThis is a reprint of Volume II of the 4th edition ofHudson published by Sweet & Maxwell in 1914,the only source of reports on many cases datingfrom the late 19th and early 20th century. Thesecases still have great relevance today and arereferred to in leading construction law books.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, CommonwealthDec-2001 978 0 421 82730 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 24194Hardback, 494 pp £250.00/€318.00THE TECHNOLOGY ANDCONSTRUCTION COURTLITIGATION LIBRARYSir Peter CoulsonThis is a detailed practice manual givingpractitioners access to best practice guidanceon the procedures involved in bringing a casebefore the Technology and Construction Court. Itis intended to provide a commentary to, and beused in conjunction with, the TCC Guide. Itensures procedures will be followed correctlywhen bringing a case.JURISDICTION: England & WalesJun-2006 978 0 421 96700 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 166441Hardback £195.00/€248.0038 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

CONSUMER LAWCONTRACT LAWENCYCLOPEDIA OFCONSUMER LAW2 RELEASES A YEAREditor: Professor Geoffrey WoodroffeIn one manageable volume, the Encyclopediaof Consumer Law contains all the legislationand subordinate legislation (with annotations) inthe area of consumer law. These are supportedby notes of cases, circulars and notices from theOffice of Fair Trading and EU directives andresolutions.• All UK and EU materials available in onesource• Annotations provide vital guidance oninterpreting difficult sections• Twice-yearly releases ensure theEncyclopedia is always up to dateJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 25320 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 5883Looseleaf £705.00/€929.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £459.00Europe £469.00/€619.00Rest of World £471.00/$810.00WOODROFFE & LOWE'SCONSUMER LAW ANDPRACTICE8TH EDITIONProfessor Geoffrey Woodroffe and Robert LoweThe 8th edition of this long-establishedtextbook has been updated to incorporaterecent key developments in consumer law. Apopular text for students at undergraduate leveland on the Legal Practice course, it is also usedby specialist and non-specialist practitionersand by non-lawyers requiring clear andaccessible information on consumer law.The inclusion of a selection of County Courtprecedents continues to highlight the practicaluse of the book.• Provides an innovative, problem-solvingapproach to the subject• Focuses on how the law deals with real-lifesituations – such as “It doesn’t work”, “Thedescription misled me” and “How do Ienforce my rights without going to court?”• Contains a section on Internet purchasing• Covers the Unfair Trading Regulations 2008and the latest EU Consumer Credit DirectiveJURISDICTION: England & WalesMay-2010 978 0 414 04240 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 381727Paperback, 704 pp £30.95/€40.00THE A-Z OF CONTRACTCLAUSES5TH EDITIONDeborah Fosbrook and Adrian C LaingThis work provides an invaluable resource ofthousands of contract clauses, copyright andrights definitions, terms and conditions whichcan be used to enhance drafting skills andsignificantly improve the terms obtained in anagreement.• Provides a reference library for drafting,updating and amending contracts in the UK,Europe and worldwide• All clauses feature on a CD-ROM, allowingrapid searching and drafting• Includes a legal, commercial and businesswebsite reference directory invaluable forbackground research• Examples of areas covered include thelicensing, distribution and exploitation ofrights in all media; terms and conditions for awebsite; engagement of an agent orpresenter; book option for a film; sponsorshipof an event; supply agreement for productsor services; downloading of material on theinternet; and copyright ownership of newmaterialJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalDec-2009 978 1 847 03812 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID:326957Book & CD-ROM £265.00 (+ £26.50 VAT) = £291.50/€337.00 (+ €33.70 VAT) = €370.70HOLIDAY LAWTHE LAW RELATING TO TRAVELAND TOURISM5TH EDITIONProfessor David Grant and Stephen MasonNEWEDITIONHoliday Law provides a comprehensive guideto the law relating to all forms of holiday. Itsbroad coverage of the subject includes thenature of the contractual relationship betweencustomer, travel agent and tour operator, thelegal status of travel agents, the criminalliability of tour operators, civil liability and theeffects of insolvency.• Gives guidance on the legal implications ofdevelopments transforming the holidaymarket – low cost airlines, the Internet,tailor-made packages, booking hotels direct• Offers practical tips on conducting litigation,including how to sue foreign defendents• Explains the impact of recent legislation andcase lawJURISDICTION: England & WalesMar-2012 978 0 414 04612 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 490288Paperback c. £39.95/c. €51.00EXCLUSION CLAUSES ANDUNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS10TH EDITIONEditor: Dr Richard LawsonExclusion Clauses and Unfair Contract Termsshows how to draft exclusion clauses that arelawful, valid and effective. It deals with bothcommercial and consumer contracts, examiningunlawful, void and ineffective exclusion clauses,so practitioners know what to avoid whendrafting, what to look out for when advisingclients on contracts, and how to proceed withdisputes.• Ensures exclusion clauses are usedaccurately, based on the latest legislationand case law• Looks in detail at the Unfair Contract TermsAct 1977, and its ongoing interpretation inthe courts• Provides full coverage of recent case law,explaining how it affects contract drafting• Includes sample exclusion clausesthroughout the work, illustrating the pointsmade and providing templates forpractitionersJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth,InternationalMar-2011 978 0 414 04576 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 484744Hardback, 370 pp £210.00/€267.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 39

CONTRACT LAWCHITTY ON CONTRACTSCOMMON LAW LIBRARY31ST EDITIONGeneral Editor: Professor Hugh Beale"The definitive statement of, and practitioners'authority in, contract law" – The TimesChitty on Contracts is the foremost workon the law of contract, due to its breadthof coverage, scope and detail. It iscomprehensive with a thorough reviewof recent case law and legislation. Chittycontinues to be the practitioner's choicefor authority and accessibility.In two volumes, Chitty provides completecoverage of the law of contract,incorporating extensive reference to relevantlegislation and recent case law. Volume Onedeals with General Principles that apply tocontracts of every kind; Volume Two coversSpecific Contracts such as Sale of Goods,Construction and Credit & Security.• Offers complete coverage of the law ofcontract• Gives the breadth of coverage, scope anddetail needed to take on any type of caseinvolving contract law• Contains interpretation and analysis ofthe legislation that applies to contracts ofevery kind in Volume One• Provides an in-depth examination ofcontracts in specialist areas in VolumeTwo• Covers all the latest developments andcases, providing the best source forconstructing arguments• Helps pinpoint the right case forsupporting a client, with an authority thatcan be relied on in courtCONTENTS: Volume One: Introduction.Formation of contract. Capacity of parties. Theterms of the contract. Illegality and publicpolicy. Joint obligations, privity and assignment.Performance and discharge. Remedies forbreach of contract. Restitution. Conflict of laws.Volume Two: Agency. Arbitration. Bailment.Bills of exchange and banking. Carriage by air.Carriage by land. Construction contracts. Creditand security. Employment. Gaming andwagering. Insurance. Restrictive agreementsand competition. Sale of goods. Suretyship.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth,InternationalOct-2012 978 0 414 04801 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 515511Hardback (2 Volumes) c. £445.00/c. €566.00Oct-2012 978 0 414 04799 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 497526Hardback (Volume 1 only) c. £325.00/c. €413.00NEWEDITIONCONTRACTUAL DUTIESPERFORMANCE, BREACH,TERMINATION AND REMEDIESCONTRACT LAW LIBRARYProfessor Neil Andrews, Professor MalcolmClarke, Professor Andrew Tettenborn andProfessor Graham VirgoContractual Duties: Performance,Breach, Termination and Remediespresents a high level analysis of the lawrelating to the termination of contracts,exploring how parties to contracts aredeemed to have abided by the contract andhow contracts break down. It provides afresh view of termination based on recenttrends in the courts.While the central focus is English contractlaw, this is complemented by a comparativedimension showing how other systems havedifferent approaches, and suggesting newideas drawn from the US, Australia and civillaw systems.• Focuses on the issues of performance,breach, frustration and illegality ofcontract, examining the legal principlesin depth• Examines case law in detail, highlightingrecent developments in judicial thinking• Discusses relevant statutes and contractterms• Gives guidance on grey areas, suggestingpossible arguments in awkward cases• Discusses the wide range of remedies,including damages, restitution andspecific performance• Suggests innovative approaches thatcross conceptual boundaries, drawing onthe authors' authority in this fieldCONTENTS: Part One: Discharge by breach andby performance. Part Two: Discharge byimpossibility, illegality or frustration. PartThree: Rescission of contracts. Part Four:Remedies.JURISDICTION: United KingdomJan-2012 978 0 414 04195 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 365891Hardback c. £185.00/c. €235.00Visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.ukFor the latest information on allSweet & Maxwell productsNEWDURESS, UNDUEINFLUENCE ANDUNCONSCIONABLEDEALINGCONTRACT LAW LIBRARY2ND EDITIONProfessor Nelson EnonchongNEWEDITIONThis new edition of Duress, UndueInfluence and Unconscionable Dealingoffers practitioners an in-depth analysis ofthese related areas of contract law. Itexplores the circumstances in which eachcan arise and explains how to advise clientswhen bringing or defending a claim basedon these principles.Based on detailed discussion of recent caselaw, it examines how the courts aredeveloping the law and offers a wealth ofnew ideas for practitioners drafting,interpreting and disputing contracts.• Explains the circumstances when a partyto a transaction is entitled to reliefbecause his consent was induced byduress, undue influence orunconscionable dealing• Examines the relationships between thethree doctrines• Gives clear guidance on grey areas,highlighting possible arguments indifficult cases• Considers the different types of duressincluding duress to the person, duress ofgoods and economic duress• Discusses abuse of confidence• Deals extensively with third party undueinfluence, including the duties of solicitors• Goes through the steps that should betaken by a bank where there is risk ofthird party undue influence• Explains the remedies and defencesavailable• Features detailed analysis of recent caselaw, including Halpern v Halpern,Markham v Karsten and Opel v MitrasAutomative (UK) Ltd• Includes a comparative analysis of theapproach in other jurisdictions,particularly Australia, Canada andScotlandCONTENTS: Duress. Undue influence and abuseof confidence. Unconscionable dealing. Thirdparty's duress, undue influence orunconscionable conduct. Remedies andequitable defences.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth,UK Common Law based countriesNov-2012 978 1 847 03803 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 325201Hardback c. £165.00/ c. €210.0040 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

CONTRACT LAWFORMATION ANDVARIATION OFCONTRACTCONTRACT LAW LIBRARYProfessor John CartwrightNEWFormation and Variation of Contract setsout a high level analysis of the principlesgoverning the enforceability of the promisesmade in contracts, providing an in-depthresearch tool on this key area of contractlaw.It examines in detail formalities,consideration and promissory estoppel inrelation to both the formation and variationof contracts, explaining the historicaldevelopment of the legal principles, case lawand relevant legislation.The core focus is English law, but extensivecomparisons are made with civil law andother common law jurisdictions – notablyAustralia and the US – where the law in thisarea is significantly different, making itinvalauble for international contract work.• Helps practitioners apply principles whichare fundamental to whether a contract islegally effective or not• Goes through formalities, considerationand promissory estoppel in exhaustivedetail• Explores recent case law in-depth• Gives clear guidance on grey areasunresolved by case law• Highlights possible developments in thelaw offering scope for new arguments onbehalf of clients• Shows how lawyers from otherjurisdictions will have differentapproaches to the creation of enforceablecontractsCONTENTS: Introduction. Part One: ContractFormalities. The role of formality. Specificformalities: substantive conditions of a bindingcontract. Specific formalities: evidence. Ageneral formality: the deed Part Two: TheDoctrine Of Consideration. The historical andcomparative context. Consideration as acondition of existence of the contract.Consideration in the variation and discharge of acontract Part Three: Promissory Estoppel. Thetraditional role of promissory estoppel: variationof an existing obligation. The developing role ofpromissory estoppel: creation of a newobligation. Conclusions.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth,UK Common Law based countriesDec-2012 978 1 847 03802 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 324939Hardback c. £155.00/ c. €197.00ILLEGALITY AND PUBLIC POLICYCONTRACT LAW LIBRARY2ND EDITIONProfessor Richard A BuckleyThis work analyses in detail those situationswhere a contract cannot be enforced because todo so would result either in an illegal act or beagainst public policy. 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CONTRACT LAWMISREPRESENTATION,MISTAKE ANDNON-DISCLOSURECONTRACT LAW LIBRARY3RD EDITIONProfessor John CartwrightNEWEDITIONThis in-depth text provides expertcommentary on the effect ofmisrepresentation, mistake andnon-disclosure on contracts. It explainsthe circumstances in which each can ariseand how to advise clients when challengingor defending a contract using theseprinciples. The text is structured aroundremedies and possible outcomes availablefor misrepresentation, mistake andnon-disclosure to give practical focus.• Explains the principles ofmisrepresentation, mistake andnon-disclosure so they can be clearlyidentified in contracts• Gives guidance on practice and procedurefor conducting a case involving theseprinciples• Analyses in detail the advantages anddisadvantages of the different remedies• Offers expert discussion in areas wherethe law is still unclear• Discusses many important recent casesto show how the courts are developingthe law, including the Court of Appeal’sdecision in Conlon v Simms, the House ofLords’ decision in Chartbrook Ltd vPersimmon Homes Ltd, the decisions inStatoil ASA v Louis Drefus Energy ServicesLP, 4 Eng Ltd v Harper and ParabolaInvestments Ltd v Browallia Cal Ltd• Examines statutory developments induties of disclosure, such as those inthe Consumer Credit (EU Directive)Regulations 2010 and Consumer Credit(Disclosure of Information) Regulations2010• Discusses the Law Commission’s reviewof insurance law, including radicalproposals for reform of the remedies formisrepresentation and non-disclosure tobe enacted in the Consumer Insurance(Disclosure and Representations) Bill 2011• Covers the Consumer Protection fromUnfair Trading Regulations 2008JURISDICTION: England & Wales, CommonwealthJan-2012 978 0 414 04955 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 514321Hardback c. £215.00/c. €274.00TRANSNATIONALCONTRACTSTransnational Contracts is a practice-orientedmanual for lawyers, helping them identify andaddress issues arising in the planning andexecution of international sales contracts. Thissix-volume set helps practitioners translatecomplex issues into solutions tailored to theunique circumstances of any internationaltransaction.• Looks at the commercial issues underlyingcontracts• Examines the regulatory requirementsimposed by the governments of importingand exporting countries• Goes point-by-point through the content ofcontracts• Gives detailed guidance on structuringcontracts to minimize the uncertainties eachparty facesJURISDICTION: InternationalWest 978 0 379 10200 0Looseleaf (6 Volumes) £885/$1195TREITEL ON THE LAWOF CONTRACT13TH EDITIONEdwin PeelTreitel on the Law of Contract, now in itsthirteenth edition, is established as the mostthorough and perceptive treatment of contractlaw for students and as a source of referenceand argument for practitioners.The new edition explains and analyses allaspects of the law of contract, covering justabout every conceptual and legal difficultysurrounding the subject. It is an accepted‘authority’ on dubious points of law or wherethe law is non-existent.• Takes account of more than 300 new cases,including The Achilleas, Chartbrook Ltd vPersimmon Homes Ltd, OFT v Abbey NationalPlc, Attorney General of Belize v Belize TelecomLtd, Cobbe v Yeoman’s Row Management Ltdand Collier v Wright• Covers all key legislative developments,including those resulting from the BriberyAct 2010 and bringing into force of theCompanies Act 2006• Examines, and offers resolutions tocontroversial and problematic points of lawJURISDICTION: England & WalesSep-2011 978 1 847 03921 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 334378Paperback £36.95/€47.00Other Contract Law TitlesESTOPPEL BY CONDUCT ANDELECTIONCONTRACT LAW LIBRARYMr Justice Kenneth HandleyThis work considers estoppel under commonlaw and in equity, examining both generalprinciples and the particular relationships inwhich estoppel can arise. A particular feature isits in-depth analysis of case law to show howunderlying principles work in practice in thecourts.JURISDICTION: England & Wales, CommonwealthAug-2006 978 0 421 91210 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 101194Hardback £250.00/€318.00FRUSTRATION AND FORCEMAJEURECONTRACT LAW LIBRARY2ND EDITIONSir Guenter Treitel, QCFrustration and Force Majeure provides athorough examination of the principlesgoverning the conflict between the sanctity ofcontract and the discharge of contractualobligations in response to supervening events.It guides the reader through the statutoryprinciples involved and judicial interpretationsfrom a number of common law jurisdictions.JURISDICTION: England & Wales, CommonwealthSep-2004 978 0 421 77820 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 21114Hardback, 760 pp £295.00/€375.00EMAIL YOUR ORDERS AND ENQUIRIES TOTRLUKI.orders@thomsonreuters.comTLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com42 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

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CRIMINAL LAWARCHBOLD MAGISTRATES'COURTS CRIMINAL PRACTICE2012General Editor: District Judge Barbara BarnesFollowing the style and approach of Archboldfor the Crown Court, with expert and detailedcoverage of both substantive law and thepractice and procedure of the courts, ArchboldMagistrates' Courts Criminal Practiceprovides a 'one-stop shop' for the magistrates'courts.Archbold Magistrates' covers all criminalmatters dealt with in the magistrates' court,including the Youth Courts. 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CRIMINAL LAWCRIMINAL EVIDENCENEWEDITION6TH EDITIONSteven Powles, Lydia Waine and Radmila May"Recommended to criminal practitioners at theBar at every level of experience" – Counsel"Extremely clear, concise and easy to digest"– New Law JournalCriminal Evidence is renowned as a conciseand readable guide for the practitioner,explaining the law and practice of criminalevidence in a clear and highly practicalmanner. 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EMPLOYMENT LAWBULLYING AND HARASSMENTAT WORKIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW GUIDEBullying and Harassment at Work provides acomprehensive guide to the legal issuesarising out of bullying and harassment in theworkplace. 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EMPLOYMENT LAWIDS EMPLOYMENTLAW BRIEF24 ISSUES A YEARThe IDS Employment Law Brief service iswidely recognised as setting the standard ofexcellence in employment law information andexplanation. Subscribers have the assurancethat if there is a development in employmentlaw they need to know about, they will. Theservice comprises:• The twice-monthly journal IDS EmploymentLaw Brief, which reports on the mostimportant decisions of tribunals and thecourts and explains their implications foremployers and employees alike. New UK andEuropean laws are also fully covered. Featurearticles expand on particular areas of the lawand explain their effect with a wealth ofillustration• Handbooks on specific areas of employmentlaw are sent regularly to subscribers – eachHandbook covers a particular area ofemployment law in considerable detail,looking at the relevant statutory provisionsand considering both reported andunreported cases – plus on new legislation• IDSBrief.co.uk, the dedicated website,includes a searchable archive of over 3,400case reports, the latest employment lawnews, transcripts of cases reported in IDSEmployment Law Brief, as well as an onlinelibrary of feature articlesThe annual subscription includes 24 issues ofthe journal, all Handbooks published in thecoming year, and access for one user to theonline service during the next 12 months(multi-user licences are available).For more about the IDS EmploymentLaw Brief visit: www.incomesdata.co.ukJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data Services 1748-2828Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 1819252012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £760.85Europe £854.27/€1128.31Rest of World £845.00/$1456.00IDS INTERNATIONALEMPLOYMENT GUIDESIDS International Employment Guides aredesigned to provide a handy, reliable andcomprehensive source of information onemployment affairs for HR specialists withinternational responsibilities. They provide youwith the essential briefing if you already haveoperations there, are considering setting upthem up, or simply need to understand the HRenvironment in these economies.They outline the regulatory framework, both thestatute law and, where appropriate, the criticalarea of collective agreements. In addition theyoffer a feel for practice across a range of HRpolicy issues. Guides are ideal to keep near yourdesk and convenient for the plane.In a typical IDS International EmploymentGuide you will find a briefing on:• The main employer, union and governmentorganisations recruitment issues, includingwork permits, discrimination rules andselection procedures• Contracts of employment, includingfixed-term and part-time contracts• Termination of contract, including noticeperiods, severance pay, appeals andremedies and any consultation obligations• Industrial relations machinery and practiceon employee representation• The make-up of the reward package• Working time, holidays and time off• Retirement and pensions• Other additions to labour costs.Employment in Germany 2010978 0 414 02975 0 £331Employment in Spain 2010978 1 847 03999 6 £331Employment in the Netherlands 2010978 1 847 03980 4 £331Employment in Ireland 2009978 1 847 03981 1 £331Employment in France 2009978 1 905 64281 6 £331For more information visit: incomesdata.co.ukIncomes Data ServicesMATERNITY & PARENTALRIGHTSIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKPENSIONS ANDEMPLOYMENT LAWISSUES AT THE INTERFACEEditors: Stephen Hardy and Wyn DerbyshireNEWThis Handbook explains the law governingmaternity, paternity, parental and adoptionleave.• Sets out the rules covering entitlement to,and payment of, statutory maternity,adoption and paternity pay• Examines the circumstances in which anemployee may bring a claim of unfairdismissal or discrimination in relation topregnancy or family leave• Covers the right to time off for ante natalcare and to care for dependents and the rightto request flexible workingJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data ServicesAug-2012 978 0 414 02984 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 372900Paperback, 600 pp £195.00This work brings together and explains themany points of overlap between pensions andemployment law, highlighting key issues to beconsidered when preparing a case.• Demystifies pensions law for employmentlawyers – and demystifies employment lawfor pensions lawyers• Includes definitions of common terms used inpensions and employment law• Provides detailed guidance on how to tacklepensions issues relating to age discriminationchanges• Analyses the 2006 TUPE regulations andhow these will impact on pensions rights• Gives guidance on the new regime laid downby the Pensions Act 2004• Features helpful checklists for whenemployment and pensions issues overlap ina case• Contains worked examples showing howprinciples work in practiceJURISDICTION: United KingdomOct-2008 978 1 847 03336 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 231360Hardback £120.00/€153.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 59

EMPLOYMENT LAWREDUNDANCYIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKThis Handbook offers clear guidance on one ofemployment law’s current hot topics. Itestablishes the circumstances under whichemployers can legally make employeesredundant and sets out the procedures theparties must follow.• Considers the legitimacy of unfair dismissalclaims, and where redundancy may be unfairor discriminatory• Explains the tricky process of consultationand notification• Sets out dismissal processes• Helps ensure all employees are treated fairlyand given the redundancy pay and provisionsthey’re entitled to• Features information on qualifications,exclusions and enforcementJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data ServicesNov-2011 978 0 414 02998 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 517377Paperback, 500 pp £195.00SWEET & MAXWELL'SENCYCLOPEDIA OFEMPLOYMENT LAW4 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Stephen HardyDeputy Editor: Michael JeffersonThe Encyclopedia is a comprehensive referenceguide in four volumes covering all areas ofemployment law. Its comprehensive coverageincludes the complete text of relevant statutorymaterials, a digest of cases and a narrativecommentary containing both the basic legalprinciples and higher level comment written byleading practitioners and academics.• Substantially updated every three months• Regular bulletins ensure subscribers areaware of the latest informationJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 16960 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 7726Looseleaf £1173.00/€1546.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £1030.00Europe £1054.00/€1390.00Rest of World £1059.00/$1821.00TRANSFER OFUNDERTAKINGS3 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Jeremy LewisThis is a complete guide to the effects of theTransfer of Undertakings (Protection ofEmployment) Regulations and subsequentinterpretation by the courts. It explains theregulations clearly, with advice on when theyapply and to whom in all types of situations.The work includes a range of precedents andpleadings, with a selection of checklists to beused by both the buyer and the seller before,during, and after the transaction.• Clarification of the legal principles of TUPEand full commentary on the regulations• Regular bulletin provides up-to-date casedigests and informationJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 752 00476 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 6351Looseleaf £723.00/€953.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £545.00Europe £564.00/€745.00Rest of World £568.00/$977.00SEX DISCRIMINATIONIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKThis Employment Law Handbook explains fullythe law relating to this area and establisheswhat does and does not constitute sexdiscrimination.• Defines the different forms in whichdiscrimination can occur, eg direct, indirect,harassment and victimisation• Puts the law in context so thatresponsibilities and obligations are fullyunderstood• Discusses and deals with discriminationin recruitment and employment• Looks at proving discrimination andestablishing liability• Examines the process for obtainingcompensation• Explains how individual’s rights are enforced• Covers relevant legislation in detail andconsiders both reported and unreportedcasesJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data ServicesMar-2008Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 225325Paperback, 628 pp £195.00TRANSFER OFUNDERTAKINGSIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKThis key employment law resource takes anin-depth look at the rules governing transfersof undertakings. Explaining the law in thiscomplex area in a clear manner, the Handbook:• Discusses the mechanics of transfer,including contracting out scenarios• Deals with the effect of a transfer oncontracts of employment, includingemployees’ rights to refuse to transfer• Covers the rules that apply to unfairdismissal in the context of a transfer,including constructive dismissal• Sets out the special provisions governingthe transfer of insolvent businesses• Outlines the common practical issues thatcan arise in a transfer situation, such as thedisclosure of information and the use ofwarranties and indemnitiesJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data ServicesFeb-2011 978 0 414 02983 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 372899Paperback, 608 pp £195.00UNFAIR DISMISSALIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKProviding a clear and accurate statement of thelaw on unfair dismissal, this fully revised andupdated Handbook:• Covers the legal definition of "dismissal" anddeals with the various exclusions from theright to claim that exist• Explains the potentially fair reasons fordismissal, e.g. conduct, capability and "someother substantial reason"• Tackles the central issue of unfairness in thestatutory definition• Sets out the grounds for automatically unfairdismissals and discusses the special rulesthat apply to such dismissals• Investigates the remedies available in unfairdismissal cases• Looks at the right of employees to receivea written statement of the reasons fordismissalJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data ServicesAug-2010 978 1 847 03989 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 326535Paperback, 832 pp £195.0060 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

EMPLOYMENT LAWENERGY LAWWAGESIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKThis comprehensive Handbook gives a fullexplanation of the law relating to the paymentof wages. “Wages” may be identified as thereturn due to a worker for making his or herlabour available to an employer. On this level,there could hardly be a more fundamentalaspect of the employment relationship.• Sets out contractual terms governing thepayment of wages• Explains the protection of wages provisionsin the Employment Rights Act 1996• Deals with various other provisionsconcerned with wages including statutorysick pay and statutory maternity pay, medicaland maternity suspension pay, check-off,itemised pay statements and guarantee pay• Covers the national minimum wageJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data ServicesMay-2011 978 0 414 02993 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 507210Paperback, 600 pp £195.00WORKING TIMEIDS EMPLOYMENT LAW HANDBOOKProviding an overview of the law on workingtime and how employee rights are enforcedunder it, the Working Time Handbook:• Examines the scope and coverage of theWorking Time Regulations, and the types ofagreement that can modify their application• Deals with the key employer responsibilitiesin the area• Describes the rights to daily and weekly rest,rest breaks and paid annual leave• Explains the calculation of weekly workingtime, the 48-hour limit, and the opt-outprocedure• Highlights recent issues in working time suchas sick workers' rights• Outlines the increase in entitlement toannual leave brought in by the Working Time(Amendment) Regulations 2007• Covers high-profile decisions of the EuropeanCourt of Justice and the House of LordsJURISDICTION: United KingdomIncomes Data ServicesOct-2009 978 1 847 03982 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 256074Paperback, 288 pp £195.00ENERGY LAW ANDREGULATION IN THEEUROPEAN UNION2 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Robert H TudwayThis comprehensive looseleaf offers a completeguide to all aspects of the economic andcompetitive regulation of energy utilities in theEU. Keeping subscribers up to date with theregulation of coal, gas, electricity and nuclearpower on a country-by-country basis, it focuseson the national laws of the following majorEuropean jurisdictions: Belgium, Denmark,Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy,Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain,Sweden, the UK.• Thoroughly updated to take account of keymovements towards the single energy market• Covers all aspects of regulation and lawapplicable to energy utilities• Includes key EU Member States as well as anoverview chapter on the EU regime as awhole• New EU member states added as their energysectors come into line with EU standardsJURISDICTION: European Union978 0 421 59510 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 6058Looseleaf £912.00/€1202.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £728.00Europe £738.00/€974.00Rest of World £740.00/$1273.00GAS SALES AND GASTRANSPORTATIONAGREEMENTSPRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE3RD EDITIONPeter RobertsThis work provides a detailed, hands-on guide tothe drafting, negotiation and interpretation ofnatural gas and LNG trading and transportationcontracts. It combines in-depth discussion of thelaw and practice of structuring projects withexpertly drafted precedent agreements thatdemonstrate the practical mechanics of puttinga deal together.• Discusses the nature of gas and LNG and thecontracting process• Offers clause-by-clause commentary on thetypical provisions within gas and LNG salesand transportation agreements• Pinpoints the key issues and suggestssolutions to problems that can arise• Covers competition law and regulatory issuesapplicable to gas and LNG projects• Contains a new chapter on price reviews andreopeners• Supplies the precedents on a CD-ROM forrapid draftingJURISDICTION: InternationalAug-2011 978 0 414 04657 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 536142Book & CD-ROM £310.00 (+ £6.20 VAT) = £316.20€394.00 (+ €7.88 VAT) = €401.88THE LAW OF NUCLEARPOWERHelen Cook and Tyson SmithNEWThis new text is an international handbookcovering all aspects of the legislativeframwork for nuclear power and nuclearpower projects.It provides a comprehensive foundation onwhich governments and regulators can buildthe future of nuclear power, particularly inemerging markets. It offers practicalguidance for development corporations,technical consultants and financiers andclear reference for legal practitioners.The book examines the IAEA Guidelines(embodied in many different IAEA texts,including the IAEA Milestones and theDevelopment of Nuclear Power Programme)and provides a roadmap for programmedevelopment and implementation.• Provides a template for creating anddeveloping a national nuclear lawinfrastructure and national regulatoryauthority• Shows how to properly implement atnational level the obligations contained inthe international conventions• Sets out the role and authority of variousinternational agencies, including theInternational Atomic Energy Agency,Nuclear Energy Agency of the OECD,Nuclear Suppliers Group, InternationalCommission on Radiological Protection• Indentifies best international practice,with reference to different nationalsystems• Examines cross-border and conflict oflaws issues such as nuclear liability,international nuclear transportation andimport/export• Covers how to evaluate tenders• Considers the construction process,including licensing and permitting, anddispute management and avoidance• Explores both traditional and newapproaches to nuclear power plantfinancingCONTENTS: Introduction to nuclear law.Developing a civilian nuclear power programme.International nuclear law. National nuclear law.Nuclear regulation. Procurement Process.Project structures. Key project contracts.Construction process. Nuclear power financing.JURISDICTION: InternationalAug-2012 978 0 414 02315 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 536145Hardback c. £185.00/c. €235.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 61

ENERGY LAWENVIRONMENTALHEALTHINTERNATIONALENERGY LAW REVIEW8 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Christopher Clement-DaviesInternational Energy Law Review covers keylegislation, court decisions and fiscaldevelopments relevant to the energy industryworldwide, incorporating:• Editorial from the General Editor• Regional Developments: National reportsfrom over 20 jurisdictions worldwide• Articles examining the legal issues in allenergy sectors; the changing patterns ofinternational energy trade and its supervisionand the growth in environmental issuesaffecting this area of law• Interviews with leading players in the energysectorJURISDICTION: International1757-4404Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 67292012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £1545.00Europe £1571.00/€2071.00Rest of World £1577.00/$2711.001757-44BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6608UK with Bound Volumes £1776.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1814.00/€2391.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1831.00/$3148.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £1545.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationOIL AND GAS PRODUCTIONCONTRACTSAnthony JenningsThis work provides a systematic analysis of eachof the agreements used during oil and gasproduction. Involving clause-by-clausecommentary on each contract, it enablespractitioners to advise with confidence on allaspects of the the production phase.• Provides a detailed understanding of all thecommon production phase contracts• Explains the nature, purpose andconsequences of each clause• Identifies common pitfalls in each agreementand how to handle them• Offers practical advice and guidance whichcan be applied to all jurisdictions worldwide• Covers joint venture agreements in theproduction phase, including pre-unitisationand unitisation agreements• Explains background licensing andproduction sharing routines• Includes full coverage of contracts forservices with third partiesJurisdiction: InternationalDec-2008 978 1 847 03750 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 287718Hardback £329.00/€418.00ENCYCLOPEDIA OFENVIRONMENTALHEALTH LAW ANDPRACTICELOCAL GOVERNMENT LIBRARY3 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Professor Neil HawkeAssistant Editor: Neil ParpworthThe Encyclopedia provides exhaustive coverageof the purpose and practical application ofenvironmental health law. With these fivecomprehensive looseleaf volumes, readerscan turn to a definitive source of referencewhenever needing guidance on any aspect ofthis wide-ranging area of law and practice.• Contains the full text of all relevant statutes,statutory instruments and Departmentalcirculars• Detailed annotations and commentaryhighlight the practical application of the lawand cover relevant case law• Kept fully up to date by three releases eachyearJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 13360 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 7773Looseleaf £978.00/€1289.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £730.00Europe £750.00/€989.00Rest of World £754.00/$1297.00OIL AND GAS EXPLORATIONCONTRACTS2ND EDITIONAnthony JenningsThis book presents detailed guidance ondrafting and interpreting the whole range ofcommercial agreements used in the explorationfor gas and oil worldwide. With a pragmaticfocus on the issues actually encountered incommercial situations, it helps practitionersadvise and negotiate at any stage of theexploration phase.• Supplies clause-by-clause commentary oneach agreement• Examines the commercial background toeach clause, placing legal interpretation in apractical context• Highlights the potential pitfalls so they canbe avoided• Presents practical advice which can beapplied to jurisdictions worldwide• Covers joint venture agreements like jointbidding and joint study agreements• Includes coverage of drilling contracts, rigsharing agreements and rig assignments• Analyses agreements for the sale andpurchase of exploration assetsJURISDICTION: InternationalOct-2008 978 1 847 03751 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 287720Hardback £329.00/€418.00UNITED KINGDOMOIL & GAS LAW3 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editors: Geoff Hewitt andTerence C DaintithUnited Kingdom Oil & Gas Law provides acomplete and authoritative account of the lawrelating to the exploration for, production,offshore pipeline transportation and the sale ofdomestically produced oil and gas, withparticular emphasis on offshore activities.• Covers UK, EU and international regulation inthree comprehensive volumes• Divided into seven sections, each supplying adifferent service: text, internationalagreements, UK general statutes, UK taxstatutes, UK statutory instruments, EUmaterials and other materialsJURISDICTION: United Kingdom978 0 421 30700 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 5915Looseleaf £1715.00 /€2260.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £1379.00Europe £1394.00/€1837.00Rest of World £1397.00/$2401.00THE DOG LAW HANDBOOK2ND EDITIONEditor: Paul ClaydenThe Dog Law Handbook draws together intoone volume the large and diverse body of lawrelating to dogs. It comprises a narrativeaccount of the law, followed by the consolidatedtext of all the relevant legislation andgovernment circulars, with full expertannotations.• Outlines the law relating to the ownership,theft, and sale of dogs• Examines owners’ responsibilities under thestrict liability and negligence rules• Deals with nuisances, byelaws and hygieneregulations• Looks at dogs and diseases, dangerous dogs,and guard dogs• Covers dogs on the road, trespassing dogs,and stray dogs• Deals with dog welfare issues, includingkilling and injuring dogs, and boarding andbreeding kennels• Looks at performing dogs, dogs and game,and the import and export of dogsJURISDICTION: United KingdomMay-2011 978 0 414 04818 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 504292Paperback £65.00/€83.0062 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHENVIRONMENTAL LAWA GUIDE TO NATURAL BURIALKen WestA Guide to Natural Burial explores the myriadsocial, economic and environmental issuessurrounding the concept of natural burial.• Defines what constitutes “natural burial”• Considers the various types of sites nowoperating• Gives guidance on operating a natural burialsite, from how it can be designed to whathappens on the day of the funeral• Analyses and critiques existing processes,e.g. conventional burial and cremation• Offers practical advice on such matters asembalming, green coffins, memorialisationand creating habitats• Looks at the historical perspective of funeralsand their current commercial, environmentaland social impactJURISDICTION: England & WalesJun-2010 978 0 414 04490 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 433888Paperback, 304 pp £45.00/€58.00BURNETT-HALL ONENVIRONMENTAL LAW3RD EDITIONGeneral Editors: Richard Burnett-Hall andBrian JonesNEWEDITION"Well-written and well-referenced, this is a bookwhich specialist practitioners will find of greatvalue." – New Law JournalBurnett-Hall on Environmental Lawprovides an authoritative analysis of all themain areas of environmental law in onevolume.It covers the full range of topics, from climatechange, environmental impact assessmentand nature conservation, to marineprotection, flood defence, water and air;waste, contaminated land, statutory nuisanceand noise, to chemicals, GMOs and nuclear.• Details the development and sourcesof environmental law, includinginternational law, EU law and domesticlaw• Considers the human rights dimension• Looks at regulators, their enforcementpowers, remediation and theEnvironmental Damage Regulations• Covers prosecution and sentencing forcriminal offences• Outlines potential civil liabilities forenvironmental damage• Discusses environmental issues incommercial property transactions• Considers the complexities of insurancefor environmental liability• Examines the issues relating to publicaccountability, looking at public law andaccess to information• Includes new chapters on marineprotection (dealing with the newlyextended legislation on marineconservation, in particular marineprotection zones), and environmentalmarketing (covering “green” advertising,eco-labelling, eco-design and informationlabelling)• Contains expanded coverage of the EUchemicals regime under REACH, thePlant Protection Products Regulation,and the proposed EU Biocidal ProductsRegulation• Provides fuller treatment of theRegulatory Enforcement and SanctionsAct 2008CONTENTS: Part One: The Development ofEnvironmental Law. Part Two: Civil Liabilities.Part Three: Statutory Controls. Part Four:Remediating Environmental Damage. Part Five:Applying and Enforcing Environmental Law. PartSix: Commercial Impacts of Environmental Law.JURISDICTION: EnglandAug-2012 978 0 414 04807 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 498374Hardback c. £230.00/c. €293.00COMMERCIALENVIRONMENTALLAW AND LIABILITY1 RELEASE A YEARGeneral Editor: Douglas BrydenCommercial Environmental Law and Liabilityis the commercial and commercial propertylawyers' guide to environmental protectionlegislation; the procedures to follow; theinsurance cover available; and theenvironmental compliance requirements for thedevelopment of business operations.• Examines commercial environmental liabilityin relation to everyday issues faced bycommercial law practitioners• Looks at compliance procedures for efficientadministration• Contains forms and precedents forcommercial and property transactionsJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 851 21997 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 6261Looseleaf £725.00/€956.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £470.00Europe £475.00/€627.00Rest of World £476.00/$819.00CONTAMINATED LAND2ND EDITIONStephen Tromans and Robert Turrall-ClarkeThis work provides a complete analysis of thelaw relating to contaminated land. It deals indepth with liability for contamination, but alsosystematically covers issues such as theassessment of contamination, redevelopmentand clean-up, and the impact of contaminatedland on property and corporate transactions.• Covers both the regime set up under the EPA1990, Pt IIA, and other liability regimes suchas water pollution, waste, radioactivity, PPC,common law, and the EC Liability Directive• Deals with the practical and commercialissues that arise when developingcontaminated land• Covers international aspects such as EUinitiatives and multi-national transactions• Explains the complex technical issuesinvolved• Reproduces the text of various key legislativematerials• Includes a selection of precedents to assistwith drafting the necessary documentsJURISDICTION: Scotland, England & WalesDec-2007 978 0 421 96620 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 165319Hardback £268.00/€341.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 63

ENVIRONMENTAL LAWEU ENVIRONMENTAL LAW7TH EDITIONProfessor Ludwig KramerThis acclaimed text provides unrivalled analysisof EU environmental law and its relationship toboth other sectoral policies and the laws ofMember States.• Explains the development and sources of EUenvironmental law, including the provisionsof the Lisbon Treaty• Examines the organisations involved in thelaw-making process and the decision makingprocedures• Covers the law in specific areas, such asclimate change and ozone depletion,biodiversity and nature conservation,products, air pollution, and waste• Shows how environmental requirements areintegrated into other policies, such asagriculture, fishery, transport, energy, tradeand tourism• Looks at the role of EU environmental law atglobal level• Deals with recent directives on air quality,marine waters, waste and protection of theenvironment through criminal law• Considers recent Court of Justice decisionsJURISDICTION: England & Wales, European UnionAug-2011 978 0 414 04299 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 411400Hardback £160.00/€204.00ENVIRONMENTALLAW REPORTS6 ISSUES A YEAREditors: Dr Laurence Etheringtonand Professor Stuart BellThe Environmental Law Reports contain fulltext reports of cases drawn principally fromsuperior UK court decisions (including Scottishcases) together with those from the EuropeanCourt.• Expert commentary on the issues raised bythe more significant cases• A Digest provides details of cases notreported in full but which are of interestJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union0966-2022Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 69092012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £679.00Europe £699.00/€922.00Rest of World £703.00/$1209.000966-20BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7164UK with Bound Volumes £895.00Europe with Bound Volumes £926.00/€1221.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £942.00/$1620.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £679.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationINTERNATIONALPROTECTION OFTHE ENVIRONMENTInternational Protection of the Environmentprovides a collection of important documentsfrom the UN, EU, European Parliament, and theOAS, which form the framework of "soft-law"administrative instruments for theimplementation of international environmentaltreaties including Agenda 21.• Includes documents, decisions, reports,treaties, and discussions• Topically supplemented by additionalsubjects, such as energy and the polarregions, that were not included among thetopics addressed by the Rio de JaneiroconferenceJURISDICTION: InternationalWest 978 0 379 10295 6Looseleaf (3 Volumes) £720/$970ENCYCLOPEDIA OFENVIRONMENTAL LAWLOCAL GOVERNMENT LIBRARY3 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editors: Justine Thornton, Richard WaldConsultant Editors: Dr Laurence Etherington,Stephen Tromans, Chris Staples, Stuart BellAssistant Editors: Martha Grekos, James Burton,Josephine Norris and Zack SimonsThe Encyclopedia of Environmental Lawfulfills the needs of the environmental lawpractitioner, providing direct access to allrelevant materials and expert guidance on eacharea of the law.• Contains the full text of all statutorymaterials• Authoritative commentary fromacknowledged experts• Subscribers also receive 10 bulletins duringthe year to keep them up to date at all timesJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 45650 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6034Looseleaf £1320.00/€1740.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £1043.00Europe £1074.00/€1416.00Rest of World £1083.00/$1862.00GARNER'S LAW OFSEWERS AND DRAINS10TH EDITIONProfessor S H BaileyGarner's Law of Sewers and Drains is theonly publication that deals specifically withthe complex and obscure legislation in thisarea. 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HIGHWAYSHOUSINGOther Highways TitlesSTREET USE AND THE LAWPaul ClaydenThis book describes the laws that come intoforce on a daily basis on UK streets, particularlybusy roads in urban centres. It considerspotential danger and public nuisance, includingabandoned vehicles, anti-social behaviour,crossings, dog control, excavations, graffiti, iceand snow, lighting, litter, noise, parking,scaffolding, skips, street trading, street works,traffic calming measures and trees.JURISDICTION: United KingdomJun-2006 978 0 721 91680 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 432369Paperback £25.00/€32.00ENCYCLOPEDIAOF HOUSING LAWAND PRACTICELOCAL GOVERNMENT LIBRARY4 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Andrew Arden, QCDeputy General Editor: Justin BatesThe Encyclopedia of Housing Law andPractice provides the housing law practitionerwith a wide spectrum of housing information.Housing Acts, Rent Acts, Leasehold Reform Actsand all other relevant legislation are updatedregularly and annotated with expertcommentary.• Four releases a year ensure that readers stayup to date with developments• A Release Bulletin outlines the majorchanges in each release• Subscribers are entitled to accessHousingview a weekly email bulletin serviceproviding updates on housing lawJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 00730 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7747Looseleaf £995.00 (+ £15.40 VAT) = £1010.40/€1311.00 (+ €20.40 VAT) = €1331.40Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £766.00 (+ £15.47 VAT) = £781.47Europe £786.00 (+ £15.88 VAT) = £801.88/€1037.00 (+ €20.95 VAT) = €1057.95Rest of World £790.00/$1359.00HOUSING LAWAND PRECEDENTS2 RELEASES A YEARProfessor James DriscollHousing Law and Precedents providesexplanation and guidance on the law relatingto residential landlord and tenant. It covers allaspects from security of tenure to rents andrepairing obligations, in both public andprivate sectors.The work is supported with bulletins betweenreleases and has been revised to take accountof key recent developments, including:• A new chapter on Commonhold with theCommonhold Regulations• Chapters covering Right to Manage andAnti-Social Behaviour• Full coverage of recent case law on HumanRightsJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 752 00078 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 2897281 Volume Looseleaf £426.00/€563.00Updating releases charged for on publicationHOUSING LAWPROPERTY ANDCONVEYANCING LIBRARY2 RELEASES A YEARAndrew Arden, QC, Professor Martin Partington,Caroline Hunter and Andrew DymondHousing Law provides a comprehensivetreatment of the law that affects allaccommodation and focuses on informationrelevant to the needs of all those advising onhousing matters.• It is published in looseleaf format, keepingthe reader up to date as the law develops• Includes detailed analysis of the provisionsof the Housing Act 1996• Analyses each area of housing law on a"functional" basis presenting answers tothe questions that arise in practiceJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 39110 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6012Looseleaf £585.00/€771.00/$1006.00Prices excludes releasesHOUSING LAWREPORTS6 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Andrew Arden, QCDeputy General Editor: Andrew DymondThe Housing Law Reports have establisheda reputation for case reporting of the highestquality. They are cited regularly in the HighCourt, the Court of Appeal and House of Lords.All cases are presented in such a way as to beof value to both lawyers and housing advisers.• All cases are set in context• Draws the reader's attention to key facts andissues through the headnoteJURISDICTION: England & Wales0263-7537Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 70202012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £680.00Europe £700.00/€923.00Rest of World £704.00/$1211.000263-75BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7254UK with Bound Volumes £898.00Europe with Bound Volumes £929.00/€1225.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £945.00/$1625.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £680.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on Application74 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

HOUSINGHOUSING LAW SERVICECD-ROMENCYCLOPEDIA OF HOUSING LAW4 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Andrew Arden, QCDeputy General Editor: Justin BatesOn CD-ROM, the Housing Law Service givesimmediate access to the complete text of theauthoritative Encyclopedia of Housing Lawand Practice. A range of features enablespractitioners to undertake research in thefastest time possible.• Updated 4 times a year on a completelynew CDJURISDICTION: England & WalesEHOU-STANSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 5814CD-ROM £1367.00(+ £273.40 VAT) = £1640.40/€1802.00 (+ €360.40 VAT) = €2162.40HOUSINGVIEWWEEKLYHousingVIEW is the online service designedfor everyone working in housing, with or withouta legal background. It covers the key legaldevelopments in housing law and includes newsof new legislation, key cases, and governmentmaterials, with succinct explanations and webreferences for further research.The material in HousingVIEW is hand-pickedfor its relevance to housing and is prepared byArden Chambers barristers, the leading legalspecialists on the subject. The latest issue isdelivered to subscribers’ e-mail inboxesautomatically every week.The service has been developed in co-operationwith the Chartered Institute of Housing whosemembers are entitled to a 50% discount onthe annual subscription fee of £100.To view a sample issue, and to register as asubscriber, visit the HousingVIEW websitehttp://housingview.thealerter.co.ukJURISDICTION: England & WalesALER-HVEOn-Line £100.00 (+ £20.00 VAT) = £120.00JOURNAL OFHOUSING LAW6 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Andrew Arden, QCDeputy General Editor: Professor Caroline HunterA team of leading authorities in the field ofhousing law have combined their expertise tobring you the Journal of Housing Law.Designed to provide regularly updated coverageof housing law issues, the Journal includes:• Editorial which provides a critique inresponse to recent developments and trendsin the law• Articles that discuss and analyse areas ofcurrent interest• Digest of latest cases, articles and legislativedevelopmentsJURISDICTION: England & Wales1368-6542Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 67722012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £314.00Europe £334.00/€441.00Rest of World £338.00/$582.001368-65BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6655UK with Bound Volumes £529.00Europe with Bound Volumes £559.00/€737.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £573.00/$986.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £314.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £213.00Set Price on ApplicationMANUAL OFHOUSING LAW9TH EDITIONAndrew Arden, QC and Andrew DymondNEWEDITION"Describes the legal issues and regulations in away that can be understood by the non-lawyer.In the field of housing law that cannot be a badthing" – Letting Update JournalThis ninth edition of the popular and wellrespectedManual of Housing Law coversall the key areas of housing law in onecompact volume. It is designed and writtenfor practitioners and advisors, to keep themabreast of legislative changes and case lawdevelopments. The succinct yet informativestyle bridges the gap between the needs ofthe specialist practitioner, the non-lawyerand student.• Deals with the rights of all forms ofoccupier, including owner occupation• Takes full account of recent changes inlegislation, including the Housing andRegeneration Act 2008 and the LocalismAct 2011• Each chapter considers the impact of theHuman Rights Act• Easy to use, with chapter summaries andindividual paragraph headings for ease ofreference and clarity of direction• Cases are dated within the text• Cross-referencing places each topic in itsfull practical contextCONTENTS: Introduction; Classes of occupation;Owner-occupation; Housing Act secure tenancies;Housing Act assured tenancies; Rent Actprotected tenancies; Limited security; Occupationwithout security; Harassment, illegal eviction andother anti-social behaviour; Break-up ofrelationship; Homelessness and allocations;Disrepair; Housing Acts – disrepair andimprovement; Disrepair under environmental law;Occupation and management powers.JURISDICTION: England & WalesJun-2012 978 0 414 04770 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 497301Paperback, c. 650 pp c. £59.00/c. €75.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 75

HUMAN RIGHTSCIVIL ACTIONSAGAINST THE POLICE4TH EDITIONGeneral Editors: Hugh Tomlinson, QC andRichard Clayton, QCNEWEDITION“For all lawyers involved in such cases, access tothis book is a must.” – Legal Action"A definitive source of reference." – The BarristerCivil Actions Against the Police providescomprehensive analysis of the civil rights andremedies for police misconduct. 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HUMAN RIGHTSHUMAN RIGHTS LAWREPORTS – UK CASES6 ISSUES A YEAREditor in Chief: Tim WardGeneral Editor: Merris AmosConsultant Editors: Lord Justice Sedley, RichardGordon, QC and Ben Emmerson, QCHuman Rights Law Reports – UK Cases focusentirely on the application of the Human RightsAct 1998 and the ECHR in the UK. They providethe reader with the most important cases in theUK courts, carefully selected by a team ofexperts. 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INSURANCE LAWCONSTRUCTION ALLRISKS INSURANCEPaul Reed, QCNEWConstruction All Risks Insurance offerscomprehensive analysis of Construction,Engineering and Erection All Risks (CAR)insurance as understood in English Law. It isessential for construction and insurancelawyers and other professionals, contractorsand developers and their insurers. 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INSURANCE LAWMACGILLIVRAY ONINSURANCE LAWINSURANCE PRACTITIONER’S LIBRARY12TH EDITIONCENTENARY EDITIONProfessor John Birds, Ben Lynch andSimon MilnesNEWEDITION"All those dealing with aspects of the law ofinsurance on a regular basis will want to havea copy of MacGillivray on their shelves."– International Insurance Law Review“A keystone of any collection on commerciallaw” – Arbitration InternationalMacGillivray on Insurance Law is a classicwork which deals with all insurance risksother than marine. Considered the"insurance law bible", MacGillivray hasmaintained a high profile amongst insurancelawyers and the wider industry for 100 years,since first publication in 1912. It is regularlycited in court.The new centenary edition brings the workup to date. It takes account of key legislativechanges, such as the Equality Act 2010 andThird Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act2010, and examines important recent cases,such as Re Digital Satellite Warranty, HutGroup Ltd v Great Lakes Reinsurance (UK) plc,Safeway Stores Ltd v Twigger and SynergyHealth (UK) Ltd v CGU Insurance plc & Ors.• Provides definitive reference forpractitioners advising insurance andcorporate clients• Offers unequalled explanation of generalprinciples and how they work in practice• Considers the separate classes ofinsurance business – life, personalaccident, property, motor, etc• Discusses the parties to an insurancecontract• Examines the complex issues that arisewhen claims are made and policies fail• Covers UK and Commonwealth insurancelaw alongside a useful comparison withUS authorities• Deals with conflict of laws issues,including Rome I and Rome II• Supplies clear guidance on areas wherethe law is unclear or where disputes mayariseCONTENTS: Section One: General principles.Section Two: Particular classes of business.Section Three: Parties.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalOct-2012 978 0 414 02445 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 567134Hardback c. £400.00/c. €508.00REGULATION OFINSURANCE IN THE UK,IRELAND AND EU3 RELEASES A YEARThese two volumes contain a thoroughtreatment of the public policy aims andobjectives underlying insurance regulationgenerally, before setting out the laws of the UKand Ireland controlling insurance companies,insurance intermediaries and insurance contractterms.It deals with issues such as: the nature andextent of FSA powers; obtaining insurancepermissions; specific requirements for newlyauthorised insurers; regulation of licensed nonlifeassurers and reinsurers; transfer of insurancebusiness portfolios; liquidating insurancecompanies; compensating policy holders andother claimants against insolvent insurers.• Explains the practical effect of marketliberalisation measures for insurancecompanies and intermediariesJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Ireland, EuropeanUnion, International978 1 870 08032 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6571Looseleaf £1270.00/€1674.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £1008.00Europe £1028.00/€1356.00Rest of World £1032.00/$1775.00A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDE TOTHE REGULATION OFINSURANCE4TH EDITIONConsultant Editor: John YoungThis fully revised title examines the UK andEuropean regulatory regimes and their impacton the insurance industry, offering clear,practical advice for compliance officers andprofessional advisers. 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The framework of the cover – policyforms used in the United Kingdom/in the UnitedStates. Operation of the cover – UnitedKingdom basis/United States basis. Worldwidepractices and procedures. Gross profit, grossearnings or business income: specifications anddefinitions – United Kingdom/United States.Standing charges and variable expenses –United Kingdom and United States. Insurance ofpayroll cost – United Kingdom and UnitedStates. Calculating the amount to be insured –United Kingdom and United States. Riskmanagement – analysis, trends, and financing(insurance). Special forms of insurance –separate items and policies. Perils (UnitedKingdom) or causes of loss (United States).Engineering business interruption insurance –United Kingdom. Boiler and machinery coverage– United States. Dependence on otherbusinesses and premises – United Kingdom andUnited States. Miscellaneous clauses andcovers. 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INSURANCE LAWINTELLECTUALPROPERTY – GENERALTHE LAW OF REINSURANCEIN ENGLAND AND BERMUDAINSURANCE PRACTITIONER’S LIBRARY3RD EDITIONTerry O'Neill and Jan WolonieckiThe Law of Reinsurance offers acomprehensive guide to both the substantivelaw and practice in this complex area of law.Covering the law in both the major reinsurancecentres, London and Bermuda, it analyses theunderlying general principles of reinsurance,examines reinsurance agreements and dealswith all the procedural aspects of reinsurancelitigation and arbitration.• Examines the different types of reinsurancecontract, including marine and financial• Considers intermediaries and all relevantareas of agency law• Looks at conflict of laws issues in reinsurancedisputes• Covers insolvency and reinsuranceliquidations• Discusses the regulation of reinsurance1ST SUPPLEMENT: This brings the text up to datewith recent developments in the law.JURISDICTION: InternationalOct-2010 978 1 847 03555 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 238206Hardback, 1286 pp £349.00/€444.00Oct-2012 978 0 414 02446 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 5671371st Supplement, Paperback c. £115.00/c. €147.00Other Insurance Law TitlesTHE LAW OF INSURANCEBROKING2ND EDITIONChristopher HenleyThis is the only book dedicated to all aspectsof a broker's professional activities and theapplication of the relevant law to his business.It emphasises the legal implications of therelationships between the client, the agentand third parties, and focuses on the practicalproblems faced daily by brokers, such as netrating, funding, security vetting, rights todocuments, profit commissions and lettersof engagement.JURISDICTION: United KingdomDec-2003 978 0 421 84570 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 25418Hardback, 656 pp £265.00/€337.00CLAIMS AGAINST UNINSUREDAND UNTRACED DRIVERSLAW AND PROCEDUREPaul CainThe Motor Insurance Bureau typically handlesalmost 50,000 claims each year againstuninsured and untraced motorists. This workguides practitioners through both the theoryand practice of claims involving the MIB,combining stage-by-stage discussion of claimsprocedure with detailed analysis of case law, thebasis in law of MIB liability and the various MIBAgreements.JURISDICTION: England & Wales, ScotlandNov-2002 978 0 421 79500 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 558290Paperback, 326 pp £160.00/€204.00DOMAIN NAMES:GLOBAL PRACTICEAND PROCEDURE2 RELEASES A YEAREditors: John R Olsen, Professor Spyros MManiatis, Nick Wood and Daphne ZografosDomain Names: Global Practice andProcedure is a major looseleaf that providesregularly updated coverage of a subject criticalto e-commerce. Using a country-by-countryformat, it clearly explains the law and procedurerelevant to domain name registration, use andprotection in over 200 jurisdictions, and isupdated by two releases each year.• The only English-language work devotedto domain name protection – providingessential information that is difficult tosource elsewhere• Allows easy country-by-country comparisonsand access to information on obscurejurisdictionsJURISDICTION: International978 0 421 72720 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 6130Looseleaf £830.00/€1094.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £628.00Europe £638.00/€842.00Rest of World £640.00/$1101.00EUROPEANINTELLECTUALPROPERTY REVIEW12 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Hugh BrettLaunched in 1978, EIPR is the leadinginternational journal in the intellectual propertyfield, offering comprehensive coverage andanalysis of new developments and key casesand legislation.• Comments generated by a network ofinternational correspondents providecoverage of significant cases and changesin legislation throughout the world• Articles and Opinions written by leadingpractitioners provide in-depth discussionand practical analysis of current IP issues ofparticular interest to busy practitionersJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union,International0142-0461Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 70612012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £1219.00Europe £1258.00/€1659.00Rest of World £1267.00/$2178.000142-04BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7282UK with Bound Volumes £1573.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1625.00/€2142.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1646.00/$2830.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £1219.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on Application88 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – GENERALFLEET STREETREPORTSCASES ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW12 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Fiona ClarkFleet Street Reports has been the primeupdating choice for intellectual propertypractitioners for over 30 years.• Includes the ongoing debates of major UKcases (many of which are unreportedelsewhere) and gives news of key decisions inother jurisdictions• The subject matter ranges from importantpoints of litigation practice to substantivenew case law in areas such as software,computer contracts and biotechnology• Cumulative index included in each issueJURISDICTION: International0141-9455Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 70652012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £1226.00Europe £1265.00/€1668.00Rest of World £1274.00/$2190.000141-94BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7288UK with Bound Volumes £1460.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1510.00/€1990.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1531.00/$2633.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £1226.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY:PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, TRADEMARKS & ALLIED RIGHTS7TH EDITIONProfessor William Cornish, Professor DavidLlewelyn and Dr Tanya AplinIntellectual Property is the leading textbook inthis area of law. 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This new edition has beenrewritten and updated to reflect the rapidevolution of IP in recent years.• Explains main types of IP chapter by chapter• Features extensive EU and internationalcoverage• Includes chapters on IP and personal privacy,IP and digital technology, IP andbiotechnology• Up-to-date with all recent case law andlegislative developments• Contains tables of European Legislation andInternational Treaties, Conventions andAgreementsJURISDICTION: United KingdomAug-2010 978 1 847 03922 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 334379Hardback, 998 pp £125.00/€159.00Aug-2010 978 1 847 03923 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 334380Paperback, 974 pp £38.95/€50.00INTERNATIONALINTELLECTUALPROPERTY LITIGATION2 RELEASES A YEARNeil JenkinsThis looseleaf acts as a thorough guide to thepractice and procedure of intellectual propertylitigation in the 23 jurisdictions most used forsettling disputes or enforcing IP rights.It enables practitioners contemplating orengaged in multinational litigation to see whatwill be involved procedurally and what remediesare available in each country – and is invaluablein planning the strategy and selecting the rightforum.• Comprehensive coverage of the practice andprocedure of IP litigation in 23 keyjurisdictions• Highlights specific procedural rules for eachtype of intellectual property right• Covers forum shopping, the BrusselsConvention and case managementJURISDICTION: International978 0 752 00396 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6326Looseleaf £647.00/€853.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £579.00Europe £589.00/€777.00Rest of World £591.00/$1017.00INTELLECTUALPROPERTY LAWAND TAXATION7TH EDITIONNigel Eastaway, Richard Gallafent, Victor Dauppeand Jacquelyn KimberThis work supplies clear, practical guidance onthe taxation of intellectual property assets. 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As the Institute's flagship publication itprovides a focal point for discussion of policyissues in intellectual property law and theireffects on industry.• Emphasis on interdisciplinary issues of policy,drawing together legal, economic, industrial,technical, managerial and statisticalviewpoints• High proportion of international coverageJURISDICTION: International1364-906XSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 67912012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £519.00Europe £532.00/€702.00Rest of World £535.00/$920.001364-90BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6675UK with Bound Volumes £755.00Europe with Bound Volumes £778.00/€1026.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £791.00/$1360.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £519.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £213.00Set Price on ApplicationMELVILLE: FORMS& AGREEMENTSON INTELLECTUALPROPERTY & INTERNATIONALLICENSING3 RELEASES A YEAREditors: David de Vall and Peter ColleyThis highly practical treatise provides fullydrafted examples of over 170 commercial formsand agreements with coverage of all areas ofintellectual property law in the United Kingdom,the United States, the EU and theCommonwealth.• Each form is broken down into its constituentclauses and cross-referenced to other formsfor fast comparison or substitution• Unique clauses index provides quicknavigation of the three volumes• Regular updates include rewritten chapters,updated text, case references, case extractsand sample agreement formsJURISDICTION: International978 0 421 25300 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 5878Looseleaf £955.00/€1259.00Updating releases charged for on publicationTo order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 89

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – GENERALPARALLELIMPORTATION UNDEREUROPEAN UNION LAW2ND EDITIONEditor: Christian LiedtkeNEWEDITIONThe second edition of this groundbreakingwork explains all aspects of the law relatingto parallel imports, with particular emphasison intellectual property.Providing a detailed understanding of howlegislation, case law and regulations apply inpractice, it shows how the law can be usedto both repel parallel imports and tofacilitate them, enabling practitioners toadvise on any matter relating to parallelimportation.• Offers detailed strategies on how best toresolve conflicts in this area• Gives guidance on using competition lawas a shield against infringement actions• Explains free movement and marketintegration in the EU, so the tradeconditions that give rise to parallelimportation are clear• Shows how to challenge anti-competitiveagreements• Explains how parallel importation relatesto royalty collecting societies and tradeassociations, automobile and filmdistribution• Discusses consent and the burden ofproof after Davidoff, enabling readers toapply this landmark decision• Includes coverage of E-commerce inrelation to collecting societies and thetrading of digital works• Considers case law from the US, Australiaand Japan to show how EU law relates tothe laws of other jurisdictionsCONTENTS: Introduction; Free movement andMarket Integration; Pharmaceuticals,Relabelling, Repackaging, and Rebranding;Anti-competitive Agreements; Abuses ofDominant Positions; Royalty Collecting SocietiesAnd Trade Associations, Automobile and FilmDistribution; Trade Mark Harmonisation And TheExhaustion of Rights; Davidoff, Consent and theburden of proof; Copyrights, Designs, Patents,Seeds and Semiconductors; Conclusion.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union,InternationalDec-2012 978 1 847 03287 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 229405Hardback c. £195.00/c. €248.00PRACTICALINTELLECTUALPROPERTY2 RELEASES A YEARThis accessible working guide shows thepractical steps necessary to protect and enforcethe whole range of “intellectual property”rights. Specifically designed to be used as a firstpoint of reference, it contains all the informationpractitioners need for their daily business.• Clear, first point of reference for all aspects ofthis area of law• Saves valuable time by pinpointing theessential aspects of each area of IP law• Offers practical guidance on the proceduresof IP protection• Always up to date, with two updatingreleases each yearJURISDICTION: United Kingdom978 0 852 58909 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6265Looseleaf £520.00/€686.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £417.00Europe £427.00/€564.00Rest of World £429.00/$738.00PRACTICALINTELLECTUALPROPERTY PRECEDENTS2 RELEASES A YEARTrevor Cook and Audrey HortonThis is a comprehensive range of intellectualproperty precedents, from copyrightassignments, patent licences, andcommissioning and funding agreements, toenforcement and dispute precedents.Preliminary commentary sets the scene andexplains the basis of each precedent, followedby clause-by-clause drafting guidance, so thatprecedents can be tailored to meet theparticular needs of the client.• A full collection of intellectual propertyprecedents ordered by transaction coveringpatents, know-how, copyright, design andtrade marks• Full commentary putting each precedent intocontext, plus clause-by-clause draftingadvice• Arrangement of precedents follows thesequence in which IP issues typically ariseJURISDICTION: International978 0 752 00390 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6321Looseleaf £543.00/€716.00Updating releases charged for on publicationTHE TRIPS AGREEMENTDRAFTING HISTORY AND ANALYSIS4TH EDITIONDaniel GervaisNEWEDITION“It is a text of incomparable value in the field ofinternational intellectual property law, andthoroughly recommended as one of theforemost explications of TRIPS.” – EuropeanIntellectual Property Review"Contains everything you could possibly wantto know about TRIPS ... fabulous" – Computerand Telecommunications Law ReviewThis acclaimed work provides practitionersand academics with a complete set of toolsfor understanding the trade rules andintellectual property concepts that make upthe TRIPS Agreement.This new edition is updated to reflectdispute-settlement panel reports, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) andother developments, including the fate ofthe Doha Round.The text is split into three parts discussingand analysing the TRIPS Agreement. 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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – GENERALINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY –COPYRIGHT & DESIGNSTRITTON ONINTELLECTUALPROPERTY IN EUROPE4TH EDITIONGuy TrittonNEWEDITION"Should be on the bookshelf of everypractitioner dealing with intellectual propertyrights" – European Intellectual PropertyReview"An impressive work, well-written, thorough,analytical, critical and encompassing." – TradeMark ReporterThe fourth edition of this popular textthoroughly examines the wide range of lawsregulating intellectual property in Europe. Ithas become recognised as the leading guideon the subject, dealing with bothCommunity law and the internationalconventions affecting protection of IP rights.It provides coverage of all intellectualproperty rights in one source (patents,copyright, designs, trade marks and plantvarieties), considering the practicaldimensions of each one as well as thesubstantive law.• Discusses each subject area in generalEuropean terms and then highlightsindividual national differences• Explains the implementation andlicensing of intellectual property• Looks at intellectual property for jointventures and franchising• Examines intellectual property andcompetition law, showing how the twoareas overlap• Provides expert commentary onlegislation, regulations and cases• Incorporates all recent developmentsCONTENTS: Intellectual Property in Europe.Patents in Europe. Trade Marks in Europe.Copyright in Europe. Design Protection inEurope. Plant Variety Rights in Europe.Intellectual Property and Free Movement ofGoods. Intellectual Property and Article 101.Intellectual Property and Joint Ventures. Article101, Distribution and Franchising Agreements.Abuse of a Dominant Position. Proceedingsinvolving Intellectual Property Rights andCompetition Law. Enforcement of IntellectualProperty Rights and Border Controls.Jurisdiction and Intellectual Property.JURISDICTION: European UnionMay-2012 978 0 414 04230 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 379451Hardback c. £245.00/c. €312.00THE WIPO JOURNALANALYSIS AND DEBATE OF GLOBALINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ISSUES2 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Peter YuThe WIPO Journal provides an invaluableforum for debate of the controversial issuesaffecting IP. It draws on the knowledge ofexperts from around the world to comment on abroad range of matters affecting the global IPcommunity.• Explores issues from all perspectives – legal,policy, economic, social and technical• Examines the impact of the WIPOConvention and other international treatieson practice• Compares jurisdictions highlighting theirdifferences• Offers articles written by high profile IPexperts from across the worldJURISDICTION: International2041-2029Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 4124052012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £48.00Europe £55.00/€74.00Rest of World £56.00/$97.00WORLD INTELLECTUALPROPERTY RIGHTS ANDREMEDIESThis six volume looseleaf features detailedcommentary on the intellectual propertylegislation of jurisdictions throughout Europe,Latin America, and Asia. It also includes Englishtranslations of key intellectual propertylegislation from non English-speakingjurisdictions.• Helps save time researching diversejurisdictions• Clearly describes the nuances of localpractice on how to register and protectcopyrights, patents, trade, and service marks• Gives guidance on topics such as tradenames and business designations, utilitymodels and industrial designs, and licensingand transfer of technologyJURISDICTION: InternationalWest 978 0 379 01284 2Looseleaf (6 Volumes) £835.00/$1125.00COMMUNITY DESIGNSHANDBOOK1 RELEASE A YEAREditors: Imogen Wiseman, William Jones, Instituteof Trade Mark Attorneys and Chartered Institute ofPatent Attorneys (C.I.P.A.)This looseleaf publication provides a detaileddescription of the law and practice relating todesigns law in the European Community. 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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – COPYRIGHT & DESIGNSCOPYRIGHT ANDDESIGNS LAW2 RELEASES A YEAREditor: Professor Robert M MerkinConsulting Editor: Jack BlackCopyright and Designs Law provides acomplete guide to the modern law relating tocopyright, including how it relates to the arts,the media (including cable and satellitebroadcasting) and the special requirements ofnew technology.This looseleaf work, updated twice a year, keepsthe practitioner abreast of case law and willprove invaluable to any practitioner working inthis field in the wake of the Copyright, Designsand Patents Act 1988.• A “one-stop shop” approach to copyright law• Includes all the relevant source material,enabling the practitioner to turn quickly tothe relevant sources• Deals extensively with EC copyright lawJURISDICTION: International978 0 851 21797 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6520Looseleaf £785.00/€1035.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £637.00Europe £647.00/€854.00Rest of World £649.00/$1116.00EUROPEAN COPYRIGHTAND DESIGN REPORTS6 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Dr Uma SuthersanenThe European Copyright and Design Reportsbring you all the key copyright and designdecisions of the national courts in the EU – aswell as cases from key EU accession states suchas the Czech Republic and key ECJ and EFTAcourt decisions. 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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY –COPYRIGHT & DESIGNSINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – PATENTSWORLD COPYRIGHTLAW4TH EDITIONJ A L SterlingEditor: Uma SuthersanenNEWEDITION"An authoritative yet accessible survey ofinternational and regional (particularly EU)copyright law... it is quite breathtaking in itsscope." – International Media LawWorld Copyright Law provides acomprehensive guide to the whole fieldof national, international and regionalcopyright law, drawing together a hugerange of material in one volume. It combinesimportant reference materials with detaileddiscussion of the major features and trendsin international copyright law.It enables the reader to compare easily thecopyright protection in different parts of theworld, understand current problems in thelaw, and assess the impact of moderntechnological developments in national,international and regional systems ofprotection.• A complete overview of world copyrightlaw in one convenient volume• Sets out comparative summaries ofinternational and regional standardsof protection• Offers expert commentary on the keyconventions treaties and agreements• Refers to over 700 cases from more than20 jurisdictions, with particular focus oncases of international interest• Provides extensive reference materials:international and regional instruments,reference list of national laws andsupplementary material, and keyhistoric documents• Examines recent developmentsassociated with the internet, includingpeer-to-peer file sharing, social mediaand user generated content, piracy,orphan works and online librariesCONTENTS: Commentary. Background and basicprinciples. National, international and regionalprotection. Current issues and future prospects.International and regional standards ofprotection: comparative summaries. Authors.Owners of related rights. Owners of sui generisrights. Glossary of legal and technical terms.Reference Materials. International and regionalinstruments: membership, contracting partiesand texts. Reference list of national laws andsupplementary material. Historic documents.Additional reference materials. Bibliography.JURISDICTION: InternationalOct-2012 978 0 414 02461 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 567263Hardback c. £315.00/c. €401.00CIPA GUIDE TO THEPATENTS ACTS7TH EDITIONChartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA)The CIPA Guide to the Patents Acts is theleading guide to patent legislation in the UK.Taking a clause-by-clause approach to allrelevant patent legislation, it clearly explains theimpact of each part of every Act. Case law ispresented in detail, going through theimplications of several thousand decisions.• Provides full detail of the legislationsupported by practical commentary andguidance on all aspects of UK patent law• Incorporates the latest developments in thelaw, including the new rules for the PatentCounty Court• Considers areas with recent majordevelopments, including claim interpretation,novelty, inventive step, court procedure• Reviews over 3300 UK IP Office and Courtand the EPO Appeal Board opinions1ST SUPPLEMENT: This brings the text up to datewith the latest developments.JURISDICTION: United KingdomDec-2011 978 0 414 01863 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 513172Hardback £250.00/€318.00Dec-2012 978 0 414 02449 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 5671401st Supplement, Paperback c. £95.00/c. €121.00Available as an eBook during 2012 – see page viENCYCLOPEDIA OFUNITED KINGDOM ANDEUROPEAN PATENT LAW2 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Fiona ClarkEditors: Professor William Cornish, George Hamerand Tom Moody-StuartConsultant Editor: The Hon Sir Robin JacobThe Encyclopedia of UK and European PatentLaw is a complete compilation of the UKprimary and delegated patent legislation,together with the relevant European andInternational Conventions and Rules. TheEncyclopedia also provides a detailedcommentary written by leading practitionersin the field and is updated twice annually.Recent releases of the Encyclopedia haveincluded extensive revisions to take account ofchanges in practice and procedure before thePatent Office and before the Patents Courtfollowing the implementation of the CivilProcedure Rules.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom978 0 421 23350 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 5872Looseleaf £1212.00/€1597.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £772.00Europe £782.00/€1032.00Rest of World £784.00/$1348.00EUROPEAN PATENTDECISIONS4 RELEASES A YEARNoam Shemtov and Florian LeverveEuropean Patent Decisions contains a digestof the more important decisions of theEuropean Patent Office. 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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – PATENTSINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY– TRADE MARKSEUROPEAN PATENTOFFICE REPORTS8 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Peter ColleyEuropean Patent Office Reports providelawyers and patent practitioners with a simpleway of keeping up to date with the latestdecisions from the European Patent Office. Thereports are essential reading for anyone advisingon patent protection.Frequently reporting decisions before theEuropean Patent Office, the editorial providesanalytical headnotes by specialist practitionersoutlining the main points and decisions. A fulltext of the case is included, with implications ofdecisions not reported elsewhere. The Reportsare essential reading for anyone practising inEuropean Patent law.JURISDICTION: European Union0269-0802Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 69872012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £990.00Europe £1019.00/€1344.00Rest of World £1026.00/$1764.000269-08BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7230UK with Bound Volumes £1225.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1264.00/€1667.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1281.00/$2203.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £990.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationPATENT COOPERATIONTREATY HANDBOOK2 RELEASES A YEARPhilip Waters, Chartered Institute of PatentAttorneys (CIPA)This Handbook provides detailed coverage ofthe procedures for international applicationsunder the Patent Cooperation Treaty, plus thegeneral principle of national stages. 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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – TRADE MARKSKERLY'S LAW OF TRADE MARKSAND TRADE NAMESINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LIBRARY15TH EDITIONJames Mellor, QC, David Llewelyn, Tom Moody-Stuart, David Keeling and Iona BerkeleyKerly is the most respected practitioner text onthe law of trade marks and trade names. 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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY– TRADE MARKSINTERNATIONAL LAWTRADE MARKS, TRADENAMES AND UNFAIRCOMPETITIONWORLD LAW AND PRACTICE3 RELEASES A YEARJohn R Olsen and Professor Spyros M ManiatisContributing Editor: Cristina GarriguesThis is a definitive guide to the law and practiceof trade mark applications, registration andenforcement in some 200 jurisdictionsworldwide. Each country is covered in anidentical format, so that all the key issuesare dealt with in a consistent and easilyaccessible way.• Explains the legislation and procedure fortrade mark registration and protection, andwhat to do to challenge infringement andseek redress• At-a-glance table showing over 30 keyaspects of trade mark law and practicefor each countryJURISDICTION: International978 0 752 00275 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6306Looseleaf £728.00/€960.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £629.00Europe £644.00/€849.00Rest of World £647.00/$1112.00BOWETT'S LAW OFINTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS6TH EDITIONProfessor Philippe Sands andProfessor Pierre KleinBowett’s Law of International Institutions isthe leading introduction to the law ofinternational organisations. It examines theUnited Nations and its associated bodies,organisations such as the WTO, the emergenceof new international adjudicatory bodies such asthe ICC, the workings and increasing influenceof the major European institutions, and regionalbodies in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and theAmericas.• Examines the role and governing laws ofeach global and regional institution• Discusses the legislative, executive andjudicial functions of international bodiesgenerally• Considers the common problems facinginternational institutionsJURISDICTION: InternationalJun-2009 978 0 421 96490 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 172561Paperback £32.95/€42.00NEW DIRECTIONS IN THELAW OF THE SEA GLOBALDEVELOPMENTSThis three volume looseleaf presents asubstantial collection of materials on globaldevelopments relating to the law of the sea. Itsets out not only treaties, agreements, andconventions, but also declarations, resolutions,guidelines, model laws, principles, policystatements, decrees, memoranda betweencountries, and reports of the Secretary Generalof the United Nations.• Enables in-depth research into primarysource material• Wide-ranging in scope going beyond coretreaties and agreements• Supplemented regularly with new materialsas they become availableJURISDICTION: InternationalWest 978 0 379 16552 4Looseleaf (3 Volumes) £612.00/$825.00TRADE MARKS, TRADENAMES AND UNFAIRCOMPETITION CD-ROM3 RELEASES A YEARJohn R Olsen and Professor Spyros M ManiatisContributing Editor: Cristina GarriguesThis CD-ROM provides 100% coverage of thematerial in the paper version of this title,covering some 200 jurisdictions. The treatmentof each follows the same format, with up-to-datedetails of the process and procedures of trademark registration, regulation and protection.• Instant access to trade mark information –sophisticated search software provides theinformation required instantly• Search by topic and subject, country, group ofcountries or regionJURISDICTION: InternationalTMTN-STANSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6506CD-ROM £834.00 (+ £166.80 VAT) = £1000.80/€1099.00 (+ €219.80 VAT) = €1318.80INTERNATIONALECONOMIC LAW3RD EDITIONProfessor Asif Qureshi and Professor Andreas ZieglerThis book discusses the fundamental conceptsand norms of international economic law as wellas the international economic institutions thathave been created in an attempt to bring orderto international economic relations. Its succinctanalysis of topics such as liquidity, aid, themovement of persons and international fiscallaw, provides detailed guidance for students anda clear overview for practitioners.• Examines the International Monetary Fund,the World Trade Organisation and the WorldBank• Analyses the issues and problems facingthese organisations• Gives special emphasis to developingcountries' interests• Includes all the key cases and materials oninternational economic lawJURISDICTION: InternationalSep-2011 978 0 414 04615 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 491061Paperback £38.95/€50.0096 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

INTERNATIONAL TRADEIRISH LAWINTERNATIONAL TRADELAW AND REGULATION4 ISSUES A YEARInternational Trade Law and Regulationprovides a regular update on developments intrade law that have a direct impact on theconduct of commercial activity.• The international news section providesreports from both individual jurisdictions aswell as the WTO, EU/EEA institutions,NAFTA and other trading blocks• Articles explore recent issues in trade lawincluding the ASEAN Charter, EC mergercontrol, and EC customs proceduresJURISDICTION: International1357-3136Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 68282012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £680.00Europe £693.00/€914.00Rest of World £696.00/$1197.001357-31BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6700UK with Bound Volumes £923.00Europe with Bound Volumes £946.00/€1248.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £959.00/$1649.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £680.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationSCHMITTHOFF'SEXPORT TRADETHE LAW AND PRACTICE OFINTERNATIONAL TRADE12TH EDITIONCarole Murray, David Holloway andDaren Timson-HuntNEWEDITIONAcknowledged as one of the leading books inits field, Schmitthoff’s Export Trade is anencyclopedic reference work for students andpractitioners seeking broad, in-depth coverageof international trade law.• Examines the sale of goods, finance andtransportation of exports, insurance, customslaw and long-term contracts• Deals with international commercial disputeresolution, including arbitration law andpractice• Covers competition law• Includes chapters on public international andregulatory law, including coverage of theWorld Trade Organisation• Discusses recent UK and international caselaw, and international treatiesJURISDICTION: InternationalMay-2012 978 0 414 04619 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 491065Hardback c. £125.00/c. €159.00Other International Trade TitlesMODERN GATT LAWRaj BhalaThis comprehensive work explains clearly andthoroughly all the provisions of the GeneralAgreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). 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IRISH LAWTHE CIVIL LIABILITY ACTS4TH EDITIONEditor: Anthony KerrCIVIL PROCEDURE IN THESUPERIOR COURTSNEWEDITIONCOMMERCIAL LAW2ND EDITIONFidelma WhiteNEWEDITIONBREHON LIBRARYThe fourth edition of The Civil Liability Actsgives instant access to the full, up-to-date textof both the 1961 and 1964 Acts. It includes allthe amendments, adaptations and repeals,setting out the law as it currently stands –saving invaluable time searching for the latestamending piece of legislation, such as theDefamation Act 2009 and the Civil Law(Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2011. 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IRISH LAWDUBLIN UNIVERSITYLAW JOURNALEditor: Eoin O’DellDublin University Law Journal is published byRound Hall on behalf of the School of Law,Trinity College, Dublin. It is one of Ireland’sleading peer-review legal journals, publishingauthoritative critical and scholarly analysis on abroad range of legal issues.It is an important forum for legal academicdebate not only on contemporary Irish lawbut also on developments from further afieldin the common law world, in European andinternational law, and in legal theory. Articlesin the 2011 volume included:• The Trial of Ulysses, 1933 – Adrian Hardiman• Judicial Interpretation of the EuropeanConvention on Human Rights Act 2003:Reflections and Analysis – Oran Doyle andDesmond Ryan• Lesson learned – The Corporate GovernanceCode for Credit Institutions and InsuranceUndertaking – Blanaid Clarke• Meskell, The Constitution and Tort Law –William BinchyJURISDICTION: Ireland, InternationalRound Hall 0332-32502012 Subscription €210.00One volumeFREEDOM OFINFORMATION LAW3RD EDITIONMaeve McDonaghNEWEDITIONThis new third edition examines the backgroundto the development of freedom of informationlegislation, both in Ireland and internationally,and explores its interaction with otherlegislation on access to governmentinformation. 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IRISH LAWLAND & PROPERTYTHE LAW OF CREDITAND SECURITYMary DonnellyThe Law of Credit and Security explores lawand policy issues in respect of credit andsecurity in modern Ireland. This title considers arange of practical and theoretical issues relatingto the provision of credit, the regulation ofcredit-providers, the range of securities and theimplications of insolvency and bankruptcy forlenders, borrowers and unsecured creditors.CONTENTS: Part One: Regulation of Credit Providers:Credit in context; Legislative responses to the crisis,Regulation: International and European and the Irishregulatory landscape. Part Two: Credit Provision:Forms of credit, The decision to lend, The loancontract, Lender liability, Consumer protectionlegislation; The regulation of consumer credit. 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LANDLORD & TENANTCOMMERCIAL LEASESTENANTS' AMENDMENTS6TH EDITIONRobert SweetDEFECTIVE PREMISES:LAW AND PRACTICEPRACTITIONER SERIESWilliam HanburyDILAPIDATIONS:THE MODERN LAWAND PRACTICENEWEDITIONCommercial Leases: Tenants’ Amendmentsgoes through leases clause by clause, explainingtheir meaning and suggesting ways they mightbe amended in favour of the tenant. 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LANDLORD & TENANTHAGUE ON LEASEHOLDENFRANCHISEMENTPROPERTY AND CONVEYANCING LIBRARY5TH EDITIONAnthony Radevsky and Damian GreenishHague on Leasehold Enfranchisement isacknowledged as the definitive source on the lawand procedures to follow for enfranchisementsinvolving houses, collective enfranchisement offlats and the individual right to a new lease.• Takes the practitioner through each stage ofenfranchisement in detail• Sets out the rights and responsibilities of thelandlord and tenant• Deals with qualification and valuation• Covers related issues such as sub-tenants,mortgages and trusts• Includes full interpretation of relevantlegislation, with all applicable statutes andstatutory instruments reproduced• Includes forms and precedents1ST SUPPLEMENT: This brings the text up to datewith the latest developments in the law.JURISDICTION: England & WalesApr-2011 978 1 847 03482 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 514954Mainwork & Supplement £304.00/€387.00Apr-2011 978 0 414 04333 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 2915701st Supplement, Paperback £69.00/€88.00HANDBOOK OFDILAPIDATIONS3 RELEASES A YEARProfessor Del WilliamsContributing Authors: Eric Shapiro andJames Thom, QCThe Handbook of Dilapidations takes a highlypractical view of the law and practice ofdilapidations with regard to both commercialand residential property. 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LANDLORD & TENANTLANDLORD ANDTENANT FACTBOOK3 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editors: Matthew Marsh, Zia BhalooContributors: Members of Collyer-Bristow andEnterprise ChambersOriginal Authors: Dechert LLPThis Factbook provides practical coverage oflandlord and tenant law. 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The reader is brought fully up to datewith the ever-changing complexities oflegislation and case law in this area.• A one-stop source of regular reference onlandlord and tenant issues• Coverage of cases and legislation iscomplemented by practical advice on issuesfacing practitioners in their daily workJURISDICTION: England & Wales1365-8018Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 67872012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £324.00Europe £334.00/€441.00Rest of World £336.00/$578.001365-80BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6670UK with Bound Volumes £525.00Europe with Bound Volumes £565.00/€745.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £589.00/$1013.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £324.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £213.00Set Price on ApplicationLANDLORD ANDTENANT SERVICECD-ROMWOODFALL: LANDLORD AND TENANT12 RELEASES A YEARSupplying the complete text of Woodfall onCD-ROM, the Landlord and Tenant Serviceprovides an unrivalled source of advice andinformation on all aspects of landlord andtenant law and practice. It includes a range offeatures enabling rapid research.• Several different searching options allowusers to interrogate the text in the mostappropriate manner• Automatic cross-referencing – to jump toother relevant material anywhere in thedatabase• Updating – 12 times a year on a completelynew CDJURISDICTION: England & Wales, CommonwealthLTSV-STANSweet & Maxwell Product ID:7529CD-ROM £1032.00 (+ £206.40 VAT) = £1238.40/€1360.00 (+ €272.00 VAT) = €1632.00LEASEHOLD LAW3 RELEASES A YEARThis work states the law on landlord and tenantclearly and concisely, explains the technicalitiesof the law, concentrates on practical aspectssuch as drafting, and combines common lawwith current statutes so that all the law on asingle topic can be found in one place.• Emphasises the practical application of thelaw in relation to all types of commercial,residential and agricultural property• Presents an integrated explanation of thelaw• Includes a selection of precedents forpreparing tenancy agreements• Looseleaf format keeps the practitionerup to dateJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 851 20471 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6385Looseleaf £619.00/€816.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £600.00Europe £620.00/€818.00Rest of World £625.00/$1075.00LEASES: COVENANTSAND CONSENTS2ND EDITIONLetitia Crabb and Jonathan Seitler, QCLeases: Covenants and Consents deals withthe relevant law when a commercial tenantunder a lease seeks consent to sell the lease, tounder let, to improve the property or to changethe use of the property. It covers the obligationsand rights of both landlords and tenants,providing the practitioner with all theinformation necessary to advise either party.• Takes practitioners step-by-step through thearea and any problems they may encounter• Includes extensive precedents of draft letters,draft responses, necessary notices andstatements of case• Explains the often difficult case law in thisarea• Reproduces statutory extracts for ease ofreference• Features a chapter advising on litigationtacticsJURISDICTION: England & WalesNov-2008 978 1 847 03570 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 274705Hardback, 396 pp £175.00/€223.00106 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

LANDLORD & TENANTLETTING BUSINESS PREMISESPRACTITIONER SERIES8TH EDITIONTrevor M Aldridge QC (Hon)This title assists the practitioner in all aspects ofthe law relating to letting business premises.Written as a step-by-step guide, it provides clearsolutions to the problems that arise in day-todaypractice.It provides detailed and practical information onthe renewal of leases, structural improvements,licensing for business, general user controls(planning, advertising, restraint of trade),assignment and sub-letting by the tenant, andspecial considerations relating to businesspartnerships.• A step-by-step guide to all aspects of lettingbusiness premises• Supplies practical solutions to the problemsthat may be encountered• Explains important new legislation• Reproduces relevant statutory informationJURISDICTION: England & WalesJun-2004 978 0 421 88180 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 33274Paperback £160.00/€204.00PRACTICAL LEASEPRECEDENTS2 RELEASES A YEARRussell HewitsonFrom routine situations, such as a lease of a flatin a block with a lock-up garage, to specialcircumstances, such as a licence for sand andgravel extraction, Practical Lease Precedentsprovides complete documents for dealing withmost situations.Each form commences with a summary of thefive vital provisions – rent, repairs, decoration,insurance, dealings – and of special terms.Separate clauses, providing alternatives to meetspecific situations, are set out under 33 subjectheadings.• Over 100 complete documents, plus hundredsof additional clauses, with full commentary• Service includes efficient updating• The full text of the precedents is also availableon CD in Word format to enable speedydrafting of documents without the need tore-keyJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 851 21154 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6443Looseleaf £519.00/€684.00Updating releases charged for on publication978 0 421 86030 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6666CD-ROM £436.00 (+ £87.20 VAT) = £523.20/€575.00 (+ €115.00 VAT) = €690.00Updating releases charged for on publicationLEWISON’S DRAFTINGBUSINESS LEASES8TH EDITIONJanet BignellConsultant Editor: Lord Justice LewisonNEWEDITION“Should be made compulsory reading for allwould-be commercial conveyancers and eventhe most experienced will learn something fromit.” – The Law Society’s GazetteLewison’s Drafting Business Leases is anideal companion for the hard-pressedpractitioner, addressing the issues that ariseduring the drafting and negotiation ofcommercial leases in a highly practicalfashion. Addressing the contentious issuesthat can arise, and by examining draftingissues from both landlords’ and tenants’perspectives, it can be relied on for quickanswers at all stages of lease negotiation.The text is complemented by specimenclauses which offer drafting solutions todifficult problems.• User-friendly manual combiningauthoritative legal analysis with practicaldrafting solutions• Reflects both landlords’ and tenants’concerns and respective bargainingpositions• Highlights the most contentious topicsmaking clear what will be the focus ofnegotiations• Provides guidance on drafting, includingsample clauses, to help ensure leasesaccurately represent clients' interests• Clarifies what must be included and whateach clause entails• Shows how to apply the Land Registryprescribed clauses• Explains the recent legislative and caselaw developmentsCONTENTS: The interpretation of leases. LandRegistration. Description of property. Partiesand covenants. The term of the lease, rent andrent review. Insurance and service charges.Repairs and improvements. Use of the demisedproperty. Assignment and sub-letting. Statutoryprotection. The liability of sureties. Forms.JURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2012 978 0 414 02498 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 568149Hardback c. £95.00/c. €121.00RENEWAL OFBUSINESS TENANCIESPROPERTY AND CONVEYANCINGLIBRARY4TH EDITIONKirk Reynolds, QC and Wayne ClarkNEWEDITION"A comprehensive, lucidly written andauthoritative guide which deals with all aspectsof business tenancy renewals." – TheConveyancer“For anyone involved in business tenancyrenewals I recommend this book as aworthwhile investment” – Landlord & TenantReviewRenewal of Business Tenancies deals withthe law and procedure of renewing businesstenancies – both those under the Landlordand Tenant Act 1954 and the amendedprocedures introduced in 2004.It takes readers systematically through eachstage of the renewal process, includingtermination, serving notices and responding,applications for new tenancies, oppositionon the part of the landlord, terms of newtenancy, carrying out the order, andpreparing for hearings.• Explains how the law is applied, the rightto renew and the role of the court• Goes through each stage of the tenancyrenewal process in turn• Uses a problem-solving approach –including a range of examplesthroughout the text giving practicalsolutions to complex problems• Advises on which transactions theLandlord and Tenant Act 1954 applies• Explains the amended process forrenewing business tenancies whichlandlords as well as tenants can initiate• Features a chapter devoted to tactics andtiming• Shows how to prepare for proceedings,what to do and how to deal with theaftermath• Contains a range of non-prescribed formsand precedents• Reproduces useful statutes, practicedirections and CPR so they can beconsulted easilyCONTENTS: Does the Act apply? Thecontinuation of tenancies. The termination oftenancies. Serving notices – timing and tactics.Response to the notice or request. Applicationsfor new tenancies. Grounds of opposition. Theterms of the new tenancy. Carrying out theorder. Preparing for the hearing. Compensationfor disturbance. Improvements. Procedure.Statutes. Forms and precedents.JURISDICTION: England & WalesOct-2012 978 0 414 02424 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 565353Hardback c. £215.00/c. €274.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 107

LANDLORD & TENANTRESIDENTIALPOSSESSIONPROCEEDINGSPRACTITIONER SERIES9TH EDITIONGary Webber and Daniel DovarNEWEDITION“If you can only afford one book on possession,this is the one to buy” – Letting UpdateJournalResidential Possession Proceedingsexplains how a landlord or mortgagee caneffect possession of a property or how anoccupant can prevent an order forpossession being made.The book's structure complementspractitioners' workflow, taking them step-bystepthrough the principles of the law andthen the procedures involved. Itscomprehensive coverage deals with thedifferent types of tenancies, such as assuredtenancies, secure tenancies and regulatedtenancies, and different housing situations,including student accommodation,agricultural accommodation, mobile homes,shared accommodation, resident landlordsand housing co-operatives.• Looks at the issues from both landlordand tenant viewpoints• Shows how the possession principlesapply in all the different types oftenancies and housing situations• Takes practitioners step-by-step throughthe possession process• Explains court procedures, includingevidence requirements• Discusses the latest case law, legislationand forms• Covers the human rights anddiscrimination issues relating topossession• Reproduces statutory extracts, givingaccess to all relevant material within theone publication• Provides the tools for each stage ofproceedings, including court forms withguidance on how they should be used• Features checklists of key information tohelp ensure nothing is overlookedJURISDICTION: England & WalesNov-2012 978 0 414 02497 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 568146Paperback c. £105.00/c. €134.00SERVICE CHARGES ANDMANAGEMENTLAW AND PRACTICE2ND EDITIONA team of barristers from Tanfield ChambersService Charges and Management offers apractical approach to the law governing servicecharge disputes. It identifies the types of disputethat arise most frequently and supplies clearadvice for dealing with them.• Deals with disputes relating to freehold andcommonhold properties, and to bothcommercial and residential leases• Explains the major impact of the servicecharges provisions in the Commonhold andLeasehold Reform Act 2002 and the RICSservice change management codes• Covers dispute resolution through LVTs, thecourts and arbitration• Incorporates worked examples based on thetypes of disputes that actually occur• Provides legislation, forms and precedents ona CD-ROM for easy draftingJURISDICTION: England & WalesNov-2009 978 1 847 03755 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 288773Book & CD-ROM £155.00 (+ £3.10 VAT) = £158.10/€197.00 (+ €3.94 VAT) = €200.94WOODFALL: LANDLORDAND TENANT4 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editor: Lord Justice LewisonEditors: Nicholas Dowding, QC, The Hon Mr JusticeMorgan, Martin Rodger, QC and Edward PetersWoodfall: Landlord and Tenant is thedefinitive guide to all aspects of landlord andtenant law, and is the text most often cited incourtrooms. Its encyclopedic coverage combinesauthority and experience with a concern for thereader's practical needs.• Narrative sections treat each aspect of thesubject in turn, incorporating recent case lawinto the text• Appendices include all recent statutorymaterial• A half size binder contains tables and index• Includes a free subscription to the Landlord &Tenant Reports• Includes the new look Woodfall Landlord &Tenant Bulletin sent out four times a yearJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 22820 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 5868Looseleaf £1100.00/€1450.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £910.00Europe £937.00/€1235.00Rest of World £943.00/$1621.00Other Landlord & Tenant TitlesLEASEHOLD VALUATIONTRIBUNALS: A PRACTICALGUIDEAndrew Dymond and Annette CafferkeyConsultant Editor: Stan GallagherThis work provides easy to follow guidance onhow to conduct a dispute in a LeaseholdValuation Tribunal or Rent AssessmentCommittee. Dealing separately with each typeof claim, for rents, valuation, service charges,appointment of manager, variation of leasesand breach of covenant, it goes through theclaim in chronological order, showing what todo at each stage.JURISDICTION: England & WalesJul-2004 978 0 421 69130 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 18554Paperback £155.00/€197.00108 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

LICENSING LAWTHE BRITISH FIREARMS LAWHANDBOOK7TH EDITIONLaura Saunsbury and Nick DohertyThis work provides a clear overview of the lawrelating to guns, collecting together in one placethe law relating to all types of firearm. This newedition takes into account all recent legislationrelating to the banning of handguns andammunition and explains which firearms areunlawful, which may legally be held, and theconditions for holding them.• Goes through the procedure for obtaining afirearms or shotgun licence and how toappeal a refusal or revocation• Sets out which weapons are prohibited forcivilian use• Explains the law on shooting game, includingprotected birds and animals• Discusses the law relating to guns for sportand rifle clubs• Looks at young people and guns• Deals with poaching and criminal offencesrelating to firearms• Covers the law on antique firearms, historichandguns, museum licences, blank firingguns and related subjectsJURISDICTION: United KingdomDec-2011 978 0 414 04498 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 433909Paperback £27.95/€36.00LICENSING LAW AND PRACTICEPhilip Hyde and Carl RohslerLicensing Law and Practice providesstraightforward guidance on all aspectsof licensing and gambling law, steeringpractitioners and local authorities through thelaw and procedures in a concise and highlypractical manner.• Covers all licence types commonlyencountered by local authorities andsolicitors' practices• Gives succinct guidance on legislation andcase law relevant to each type of licensing• Explains the correct application proceduresand assessment criteria• Includes a CD-ROM containing forms andprecedents for each type of licence, withadvice on using them• Deals with appeals• Explains the offences connected to eachlicensing category• Covers the provisions of the Licensing Act2003 and the Gambling Act 2005JURISDICTION: England & WalesNov-2008 978 0 421 95390 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 302027Book & CD-ROM £225.00 (+ £2.25 VAT) = £227.25/€286.00 (+ €2.86 VAT) = €288.86LOCAL AUTHORITYLICENSING ANDREGISTRATION2 RELEASES A YEARPhilip HydeThis comprehensive work provides all that isneeded for successful local authority licenceapplications or registration. Areas covered rangefrom nurseries and residential homes, to petshops and dog breeding, to street trading andlotteries.• Presents the applications for over 50different licences in alphabetical order• Sets out – with sample forms – each of theprocedures to follow in making anapplication• Reproduces the relevant statutory provisions,circulars and forms• Explains the working of local authorities ingranting and refusing applications• Advises on the appeals process• Incorporates all changes introduced by theLicensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005JURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 851 20886 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6416Looseleaf £633.00/€835.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £399.00Europe £409.00/€540.00Rest of World £411.00/$707.00GAMBLING ACT 2005CURRENT LAW STATUTE GUIDESCarl RohslerThe Gambling Act 2005 creates a unifiedregulatory network for the regulation of allforms of gambling in the UK (with the exceptionof the National Lottery).Gambling Act 2005 provides a fullreproduction of the Act, together withannotations, to give guidance on theinterpretation, implications and application ofthe Act in practice.• Enables practitioners to assess the scope ofthe Act and its implications• Explains the remit of the independentGambling Commission• Sets out the powers vested in localauthorities to license gambling premises• Explains the regulation of gamblingadvertising• Sets out the licensing duty for UK operatorsof remote communication gambling• Annotated by a well known specialist in thefield of gambling law and regulationJURISDICTION: United KingdomJul-2005 978 0 421 92350 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 119430Paperback, 390 pp £70.00/€89.00LICENSING PROCEDURESAND PRECEDENTS2 RELEASES A YEARPhilip HydeEverything needed for successful licenceapplications for liquor, gaming and generalentertainment work is conveniently set out andexplained in this single-volume looseleaf work.It contains straightforward, practical informationthat shows how to set about obtaining a licencefor anything from a public house to a circus, andincludes:• Comprehensive checklists of what needs tobe done, and when• All the necessary forms, with simpleinstructions for their completion• The procedures before licensing magistratesand local authorities• Coverage of topics such as time limits, theduration of the licence and grounds forrefusal, appeals, fees and notices• Incorporates all changes introduced by theLicensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005JURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-1990 978 0 851 21549 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6486Looseleaf £337.00/€445.00Updating releases charged for on publicationTo order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 109

LITIGATIONARLIDGE, EADY &SMITH ON CONTEMPTCOMMON LAW LIBRARY4TH EDITIONSir David Eady and Professor A T H SmithArlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt is theleading authority on the law relating to bothcivil and criminal contempt. 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LITIGATIONCIVIL JUSTICEQUARTERLY4 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Professor Adrian ZuckermanCivil Justice Quarterly provides comprehensivecoverage of all aspects of the administration ofcivil justice and all new developments in civilprocedural law. 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Importantly it includesfull discussion of the international element ofpre-emptive remedies.• Gives commercial litigators immediate accessto the arguments and remedies for speedypre-emptive strikes• Discusses the practice and procedure ofinterim remedies; freezing injunctions andthe appointment of receivers; search orders,orders in relation to property and orders todeliver up goods• Covers the interjurisdictional issues• Includes checklists for finding quick solutionsto problems• Contains forms and precedents and a CaseFile section with synopses of key casesJURISDICTION: England & Wales, InternationalDec-2011 978 0 414 02338 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 555741Hardback £235.00/€299.00COMMERCIALINJUNCTIONS6TH EDITIONSteven Gee, QCNEWEDITIONCommercial Injunctions provides definitiveguidance for those using or advising oncommercial pre-emptive remedies. 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LITIGATIONDEBT RECOVERY THROUGHTHE COURTSPRACTITIONER SERIESClaire SandbrookThis book explains how the techniques of civillitigation and insolvency can best be used toobtain the payment of sums of money owed.Covering both personal and business-tobusinessdebt, it deals with the entire process ofdebt recovery, from the initial stages through toenforcement.• Covers County Court and High Courtprocedure• Includes analysis of the Consumer Credit Act2006 and the claims process under thelegislation• Covers insolvency and its place in debtcollection procedures• Discusses the impact of the Tribunals Courtsand Enforcement Act 2007• Supplies practical advice on the variousmethods of enforcement• Features a completed set of precedents anda series of flow charts outlining debt recoveryproceduresJURISDICTION: United KingdomDec-2008 978 1 847 03256 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 228331Paperback £100.00/€127.00ENFORCEMENT OF AJUDGMENT11TH EDITIONClaire SandbrookEnforcement of a Judgment showspractitioners how to bring a case to a successfulconclusion by enforcing the judgment. 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MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT LAWMEDICAL LAWMENTAL HEALTHPERFORMERS' RIGHTS4TH EDITIONThe Hon Mr Justice Richard ArnoldPerformers' Rights is an essential handbookfor practitioners advising performers, theirrepresentatives, exploiters of performers' rightsand their representatives. 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European Perspective.JURISDICTION: England & WalesAug-2012 978 0 414 04640 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 493034Hardback c. £170.00/c. €216.00MENTAL CAPACITYACT MANUAL5TH EDITIONRichard JonesNEWEDITIONThe new 5th edition of the Mental CapacityAct Manual helps ensure best practicecompliance with the Mental Capacity Act2005. 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MENTAL HEALTHPARTNERSHIPMENTAL HEALTH ACT MANUAL14TH EDITIONRichard JonesThe Mental Health Act Manual provides anessential guide to the Mental Health Act formental health and legal professionals, providingclear instructions on the Act and how it governstheir working practices. 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PENSIONSPERSONAL INJURY LAWPENSIONS LAWAND PRACTICEWITH PRECEDENTS2 RELEASES A YEARThis has been the authoritative source of expertadvice and practical information on the law,administration and taxation of company andpersonal pension schemes for the last twentyyears.• Examines the duties and obligations ofemployers, managers and trustees• Describes the powers available to companiesand individuals to establish pension schemes• Deals with the rights of employees andbeneficiaries• Explains the rules and regulations to whichpension schemes must adhere• Maintains accuracy through the updatingservice to take account of changes• Includes a selection of precedentsJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 79190 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6220Looseleaf £880.00 (+ £32.40 VAT) = £912.40/€1160.00 (+ €42.80 VAT) = €1202.80Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £784.00 (+ £31.36 VAT) = £815.36Europe £794.00 (+ £31.76 VAT) = £825.76/€1047.00 (+ €41.88 VAT) = €1088.88Rest of World £796.00/$1369.00SWEET & MAXWELL'SLAW OF PENSIONSCHEMES3 RELEASES A YEARSweet & Maxwell's Law of Pension Schemesis a practitioner text that brings togetherlegislation, case law, precedents and expertcommentary to provide the reader with acomprehensive reference on occupationalpension schemes, personal and stakeholderpension schemes.• Provides a clear understanding of underlyinglegal principles governing pensions schemes• Keeps the reader up to date with statutorydevelopments and case law• Offers practical advice• Includes precedents for occupational pensionschemes with detailed notesJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 35840 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 5963Looseleaf £929.00/€1225.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £762.00Europe £777.00/€1024.00Rest of World £780.00/$1341.00IDS PENSIONSLAW REPORTSMONTHLYLaunched in 1989, IDS Pensions Law Reportsprovide an authoritative source of courtdecisions on pensions issues. 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PERSONAL INJURY LAWASBESTOS LITIGATIONAllan Gore QC and Simon LeveneNEWWith deaths from asbestos related diseasesexpected to peak in the years 2011-2015, thisnew work provides timely guidance onhandling all aspects of asbestos litigation.It deals with all types of personal injuryclaims arising from all types of diseasecaused by asbestos, includingmesothelioma, lung cancer, asbestosis,retroperitoneal fibrosis, pleural thickening,pleural plaques and asbestos inducedpleurisy. 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PERSONAL INJURY LAWFACTS & FIGURES2012/13TABLES FOR THE CALCULATIONOF DAMAGES17TH EDITIONGeneral Editor: Robin de Wilde, QCNEWEDITIONNow in its 17th edition, this popularcollection of tables brings together in onevolume all the financial and statisticalinformation needed for assessing specialdamages quickly, easily and accurately. Itdispenses with the need to search a varietyof sources.• Provides access to the latest, up-to-datefinancial and statistical information, as anannual publication• Includes the 6th edition of the Ogdentables• Assists with the calculation of specialdamages and claims for loss of earnings• Helps with the production of schedulesand counter-schedules• Supplies reliable data that can be trusted– produced in association with theProfessional Negligence Bar AssociationCONTENTS: Multiplier & Discount Tables at 2.5%.The Ogden Tables and other Material. Earnings.Interest rates. Prices. Investment. Tax andNational Insurance. Benefits, Allowances,Charges. 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PLANNING LAWENCYCLOPEDIA OFPLANNING LAWAND PRACTICELOCAL GOVERNMENT LIBRARY4 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editors: Christopher Lockhart-Mummery,QC, Joseph Harper, QC and David Elvin, QCAssisted by a Landmark Chambers teamConsultant Editor: Professor Malcolm Grant CBEThe Encyclopedia is exhaustive in its coverageof planning law and practice. 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PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCEPUBLIC PROCUREMENTPROFESSIONALNEGLIGENCE ANDLIABILITY REPORTS6 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Professor Andrew TettenbornEditors: Jalil Asif, Christopher Plunkett,Andrew Goodman and David Wilby, QCConsultant Editor: The Rt Hon Lord Justice JacksonThe Professional Negligence and LiabilityReports provide the most up-to-date andimportant cases dealing with professionalnegligence arising in a wide range of professions,from surveyors and estate agentsto doctors, solicitors and accountants.• Recognised as the leading set of specialistreports on professional negligence• Full text judgments are accompanied by aclear and concise headnote• Key word summaries of each decision plus acumulative index enable swift and easy accessJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth1363-4577Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 68082012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £449.00Europe £469.00/€619.00Rest of World £473.00/$814.001363-4BBVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6684UK with Bound Volumes £686.00Europe with Bound Volumes £717.00/€945.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £733.00/$1260.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £449.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £142.00Set Price on ApplicationEU PUBLICPROCUREMENT:LAW AND PRACTICE2 RELEASES A YEARLee Digings and Professor John BennettEU Public Procurement: Law and Practiceprovides practical guidance on every aspectof the EU public procurement legislation,explaining what needs to be done to complywith the EU rules and including full coverageof the complex rules affecting local authorities,public bodies, health authorities, NHS Trustsand utility companies.• Shows how the legislation applies, fromdrawing up specifications to awardingcontracts• Reproduces source materials from the UKand the EU• Covers the forms of redress open toaggrieved contractors• Identifies problem areas and shows how theycan be avoidedJURISDICTION: England & Wales, European Union978 0 851 21905 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6256Looseleaf £528.00/€696.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £467.00Europe £477.00/€630.00Rest of World £479.00/$824.00INTERNATIONAL PUBLICPROCUREMENTThis title covers the regulations, procedures andsteps to effectively deal with international publicprocurement issues in major jurisdictionsaround the world. Organized by country for easyreference, it is an important resource for lawyerswhose clients seek cross-border business.• Considers the source of the country's powerto contract for the procurement of goods andservices• Discusses the steps involved in procurementprocedure from the initial determination ofthe need for goods or services through to theaward of the contract• Includes coverage of principles such asopenness, accountability, environmentalprotection, and achieving social justice goalsJURISDICTION: InternationalWest 978 0 379 01252 1Looseleaf £248.00/$335.00THE LAW OF PUBLICAND UTILITIESPROCUREMENT3RD EDITIONProfessor Sue ArrowsmithNEWEDITION"A masterpiece … the standard treatise onpublic procurement law” – PublicProcurement Law Review"The most comprehensive and authoritativetextbook available on the subject" – EuropeanCompetition Law ReviewThe European Union adopted a completenew legislative package on publicprocurement, implemented in the UK in2006. This edition of the work regarded as'the bible' on procurement issues provides adetailed explanation of the legal and policyframework for procurement in English lawand in the EU, including full analysis of howthe EU changes have been implemented inEnglish law.This 3rd Edition will publish in two Volumes:Volume 1 detailing the core public sectorrules, and Volume 2 covering areas such asutilities and defence, as well as enforcementand remedies.• Deals with every aspect of the EUprocurement rules and theirimplementation in the UK• Covers purchasing by public bodies aswell as by the privatised water, energy,transport and postal services utilities• Looks in depth at procedures forawarding PFI/PPP contracts• Offers detailed analysis of "grey" areas ofpractical importance, such as post-tendernegotiations and corrections to tenders• Includes extensive advice on theconsequences of non-compliance• Uses practical examples to show whatlegal issues mean in practice• Assesses the impact on procurement ofdevelopments in public law, includingdevolution, the Human Rights Act, andthe Freedom of Information Act• Includes chapters on frameworkagreements, competitive dialogue,electronic procurement and informationrequirements• Explains the implications of the latestCourt of Justice and UK court decisionsJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European UnionVolume 1Dec-2012 978 0 421 96690 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 173622Hardback c. £110.00/c. €140.00Volume 2Sep-2013 978 0 414 02491 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 567976Hardback c. £110.00/c. €140.00130 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

PUBLIC PROCUREMENTTHE PFI AND MAJORSTRATEGIC PROCUREMENTIN LOCAL GOVERNMENT2 RELEASES A YEARProfessor John Bennett and Robert HannThis work provides comprehensive coverage ofevery aspect of PFI and PPP work in the localgovernment arena. It includes detailed coverageof the procurement and tendering processesand the related legal issues, along with in-depthcase studies of actual PFI projects.• Deals with all the different forms that PFIcan take• Examines the rules relating to each one• Explains how other regulations affectPFI – including EC public procurement,probity issues, and TUPE• Includes interpretation of the requireddocumentationJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 79450 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6224Looseleaf £597.00/€787.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £412.00Europe £422.00/€557.00Rest of World £424.00/$730.00A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO PPP INTHE UKConsultant Editors: Jason Radford, Darryl MurphyThis work provides clear, comprehensive andpractical guidance for everyone involved in theprocurement process or management of PPPsin the UK. It highlights the key themes of useacross a wide variety of industries, detailingoperational and financing issues in both thepublic and private sectors.• Considers the whole range of PPP structures• Explains how the credit rating process works• Looks at technology risk management• Deals with debt and equity funding• Covers insurance• Goes through the operational issues• Advises on what to do when things go wrong• Discusses the future of PPPJURISDICTION: United KingdomMay-2009 978 1 905 12123 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366041Paperback £115.00/€147.00PUBLIC PROCUREMENTLAW REVIEW6 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Professor Sue ArrowsmithAssistant Editors: Adrian Brown and ProfessorSteen TreumerPublic Procurement Law Review providesup-to-date information and analysis on theprocurement systems in the European Unionand EFTA, via a pan-European team of legalcontributors. Information relating tointernational agreement on public procurement,such as the GPA, and procurement in othermajor trading countries, such as the US, is alsoincluded.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union0963-8245Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 69282012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £785.00Europe £805.00/€1062.00Rest of World £809.00/$1392.000963-82BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7180UK with Bound Volumes £1020.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1051.00/€1385.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1067.00/$1834.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £785.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £289.00Set Price on ApplicationA PRACTICAL GUIDE TO PPP INEUROPE2ND EDITIONConsultant Editor: Maurice ButtonThis work goes through the practice andprocedure of public private partnerships acrossEurope, examing the law in individual countriesas well as at EU level. It contains 25jurisdictional chapters, along with a generalintroduction and a guide to EU level policy.• Provides a complete guide to conductingPPP projects in Europe• Contrasts the differing PPP programmesacross different European countries in termsof their political, legal, business and culturalcontexts• Covers market trends as well as the politicaland legal trends behind them• Presents country chapters each written by anexpert from that jurisdiction• Examines PPP programmes for 20 of the EUMember States• Contains chapters on Norway, Russia andSerbiaJURISDICTION: European UnionJun-2008 978 1 905 12129 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366083Paperback £170.00/€216.00PUBLIC PRIVATEPARTNERSHIPS & PFI1 RELEASE A YEARGeneral Editor: Penny BadcoeThis authoritative looseleaf contains narrative,case studies, and materials relating to the art ofraising funds through partnerships between thepublic and private sectors. It includes in-depthcommentary on the implications of employmentissues and how to comply with the rules relatingto employee rights, including TUPE.• Provides practical examples of how toundertake the process• Explains how to calculate the variousschemes that may be adopted• Provides the reader with key materialsJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 62510 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6090Looseleaf £718.00/€947.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £471.00Europe £476.00/€628.00Rest of World £477.00/$821.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 131

REFERENCETHE BAR DIRECTORY 2012Where can practitioners quickly find barristerswith the exact specialisms they need? Theanswer is in the Bar Directory 2012 – the only"official" directory of the General Council of theBar and its members.• Contains the details of over 700 chambersand over 15,000 barristers in England andWales• Sets out the information in clear,straightforward entries• Presents details of specialist areas of work forboth chambers and individual barristers• Tab-indexed so users can find their wayaround the content with minimum fuss• Provides comprehensive coverage, includinglistings of barristers in employment, nonpractisingand based overseas in additionindividual practising barristersJURISDICTION: United KingdomOct-2011 978 0 414 04834 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 507214Hardback £180.00BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY9TH EDITIONEditor in Chief: Bryan A GarnerBlack's Law Dictionary is the most widely citedlaw book in the world. 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REFERENCEINDEX TO LEGAL CITATIONSAND ABBREVIATIONS3RD EDITIONDonald RaistrickThis classic "Index" by Donald Raistrick revealsthe meaning of over 34,000 legal abbreviations.These range from the most up-to-date additionsto this edition to those in use for centuries, andcover the legal literature of the UK, theCommonwealth, Europe and the USA.• Includes more than 9,000 new entries sincethe last edition, bringing the book up to datewith current legal literature• Simply arranged in a single A to Z listing,making it easy to find any abbreviation• International in scope – has broadergeographical range than any similar book• Covers more than just abbreviations for lawreports and journals – includesorganisations, legal terminology and otherwords that are commonly abbreviated• Handier and quicker means of finding anabbreviation than using online sourcesJURISDICTION: InternationalAug-2008 978 1 847 03604 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 276443Hardback, 560 pp £125.00/€159.00THE LAW QUARTERLYREVIEW4 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Professor Francis M B Reynolds DCL, FBAQC (Hon)First published in 1885, the Law QuarterlyReview provides authoritative and criticalanalysis on a broad range of legal issues. It iswidely acclaimed as a leading platform forscholarly legal debate, in the UK andthroughout the common law world.• With four issues a year, it keeps readers upto-datewith many important legaldevelopments• The Law Quarterly Review is committed toproviding a balanced coverage ofdevelopments in the common law world• Issues covered are relevant to bothacademics and practitionersJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, Commonwealth0023-933XSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 71162012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £283.00Europe £296.00/€391.00Rest of World £299.00/$515.000023-93BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7325UK with Bound Volumes £483.00Europe with Bound Volumes £508.00/€670.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £522.00/$899.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £283.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £142.00Set Price on ApplicationLAYING DOWN THE LAWA DISCUSSION OF THE PEOPLE,PROCESSES AND PROBLEMS THAT SHAPEACTS OF PARLIAMENTDaniel GreenbergLaying Down the Law presents a lively andpolemical account of how legislation is puttogether. 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It providesspeedy access to a mass of technical terms andphrases in both English and European law.• Explains often complex, legal vocabulary in away that is informative and easy tounderstand• Takes all entries beyond definitions and basiccontext with extensive legal referencing toprovide a solid basis for further research• Offers comprehensive coverage including anextensive listing of journals, law reports andtheir abbreviations• Includes the latest developments in EU lawand new terminology introduced by recentlegislationJURISDICTION: United KingdomFeb-2009 978 1 847 03308 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 230929Paperback £11.95/€16.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 133

REFERENCEROAD TRAFFICSHAW'S DIRECTORY OFCOURTS IN THE UNITEDKINGDOM 2012Editor: Helen GoughShaw's Directory provides the definitive sourceof information on HM Courts and TribunalsService and related offices. It supplies accurate,up-to-date details of contact names, telephoneand fax numbers, addresses, documentexchange numbers, court codes and normaltimes and sittings of courts across the UK.• Reflects changes to the structure of HMCourts and Tribunals Service as well asdetails of actual and planned court closures• Covers all courts, from the Supreme Court toCrown, County and Magistrates' Courts• Covers Sheriff/District/Justice of the PeaceCourts in Scotland• Supplies coroners' names and addresses,Crown Prosecution Service Headquarters andArea Offices and penal establishments• Includes a Numerical Index to enable anycourt – whether current, abolished orcombined – to be easily identified by itsCourt Code NumberJURISDICTION: United KingdomAug-2011 978 0 414 04798 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 497355Paperback, 464 pp £54.00VARSITY DIRECTORY OFINVESTIGATORS AND PROCESSSERVERS 2012The Varsity Directory of Investigators andProcess Servers provides the definitive guide tothe services offered by professionalinvestigators, process servers, bailiffs, securityconsultants, etc.• Contains over 1,000 entries, classifiedgeographically• Lists names, addresses, telephone, fax, DXand e-mail details• Shows the type of services offered and towhich professional bodies the organisation orindividual belongs• Includes a postcode index to further aid thelocation of appropriate servicesJURISDICTION: United KingdomDec-2011 978 0 414 02266 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 516586Paperback, 252 pp £42.00/€61.00STROUD’S JUDICIALDICTIONARY OF WORDSAND PHRASES8TH EDITIONDaniel GreenbergNEWEDITIONStroud is long-established as the foremostdictionary of the English language as ithas been interpreted in the courts and instatutory material. It is an indispensable toolfor the practitioner and a unique source forthe researcher, giving them quick access toexact, authoritative meanings.• Comprehensive and authoritative –defines virtually every legal term orexpression, even the most archaic orobscure• Provides reliable definitions for draftingand interpreting legislation, contractsand other legal documents• Definitions are cross-referenced to thecase or piece of legislation in which theywere considered• Sets out the evolution of a term’smeaning where it has changed• Structured for easy reference with manylonger entries sub-divided for efficientresearch• Includes a wealth of new terms fromrecent cases and statutes, including thosefrom European cases and legislation,academic writings and appropriateParliamentary papers• Annual cumulative supplements ensurethe text is always up to date with thelatest terms and definitionsJURISDICTION: United KingdomJul-2012 978 0 414 02451 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 567141Hardback (3 Vols) c. £555.00/c. €705.00ENCYCLOPEDIA OFROAD TRAFFIC LAWAND PRACTICELOCAL GOVERNMENT LIBRARY3 RELEASES A YEAREditors: Mark Lucraft, Hannah Willcocks andAlexandra WardThe Encyclopedia of Road Traffic Law andPractice provides comprehensive, informationon all aspects of road traffic law and practice.The six volumes are updated three times a yearto keep readers abreast of the flow of new cases,legislation, statutory instruments and Europeanmaterial.• Reproduces all relevant legislation andsubordinate legislation – fully annotated• Includes summaries of case law andprocedural sections• Includes coverage of relevant EU lawJURISDICTION: England & Wales, Scotland978 0 421 00760 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 7762Looseleaf £1205.00/€1588.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £723.00Europe £738.00/€973.00Rest of World £741.00/$1274.00ROAD TRAFFIC REPORTS6 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Clare NoonConsultant Editor: Carol Ellis CBE, QCOften cited in court, Road Traffic Reports arefull text reports of decisions in higher courts onroad traffic law. Sources include The SupremeCourt, Privy Council, Court of Appeal (Civil andCriminal Division), Courts-Martial Appeal Court,Divisions of the High Court, and relevantdecisions of the European Court of Justice.• Full case reports, many unreported elsewhere• A digest of cases, providing a quick at-aglanceguide to contents, accompanies eachissue• Key word summaries of each case highlightthe case coverage in each issueJURISDICTION: England & Wales0306-5286Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 69762012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £367.00Europe £387.00/€511.00Rest of World £391.00/$673.000306-52BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 72262012 Annual Subscription PricesUK with Bound Volumes £545.00Europe with Bound Volumes £575.00/€759.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £589.00/$1013.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £367.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £142.00Set Price on Application134 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

ROAD TRAFFICSCOTTISH LAWWILKINSON'S ROAD TRAFFICOFFENCES25TH EDITIONGeneral Editor: Kevin McCormacConsultant Editor: Peter WallisWilkinson's Road Traffic Offences is widelyregarded as the definitive authority on roadtraffic offences in England and Wales. Providingeverything needed for both prosecuting anddefending a case, it covers every facet of roadtraffic law the practitioner is likely to encounter.With Wilkinson everything required is to hand,from general definitions to legislation and caselaw. Its straightforward approach allows theuser to access the information needed quicklyand easily, with flow charts, checklists andtabular summaries to clarify complex areas.The 25th edition has been fully updated toinclude the impact of the Criminal ProcedureRules 2010, the Coroners and Justice Act 2009and Equality Act 2010, new EU Regulations onaccess to the international road haulage marketand the carriage of passengers by coach andbus, the effect of sentencing guidelines on casesof causing death by dangerous and carelessdriving, as well as extensive recent case law ondrink/driving and other key areas of road trafficlaw.• Provides everything needed for bothprosecuting and defending a case• Full text commentary and legislation on allaspects of road traffic law• Covers both substantive law and procedure• Practitioner-focused: offers solutions toproblems• Goes through offences, chapter-by-chapter• Follows through to sentencing and appeals,covering every aspect in chronological order• Includes Wilkinson's Road Traffic Law Bulletin1ST SUPPLEMENT: This brings the text up to datewith recent developments in the law.JURISDICTION: United KingdomSep-2011 978 0 414 04577 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 484885Hardback £319.00/€406.00May-2012 978 0 414 02455 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 5671451st Supplement, Paperback c. £65.00/c. €83.00Dec-2012 978 0 414 02456 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 5671462nd Supplement, Paperback c. £72.00/c. €92.00Available as an eBook during 2012 – see page viOther Road Traffic TitlesTHE LAW OF MOBILE HOMESAND CARAVANS2ND EDITIONPaul ClaydenThis book provides a concise account of the lawin this area, outlining the principal statutesaffecting caravans and mobile homes beforeconsidering topics such as caravan site control,caravans as homes, gypsies, and miscellaneousmatters such as council tax and non-domesticrating, road traffic control and taxation.JURISDICTION: England & WalesJan-2003 978 0 721 90812 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 432389Paperback £27.00/€35.00AGENCYSULILaura MacgregorANTON'S PRIVATEINTERNATIONAL LAWSULI3RD EDITIONPaul Beaumont and Peter McEleavyNEWThis reference title, publishing in the ScottishUniversities Law Institute series, deals with theLaw of Agency in Scotland. A contractualrelationship whereby a party uses someone elseto act on their behalf, agency is a key aspect ofbusiness and forms an important part ofcommercial law. As a SULI text this new workwill be an authoritative voice on the subject,offering insight for litigators and those draftingcommercial agreements.CONTENTS: The Nature of Agency. Authority. Rightsand Duties between agent and principal. Externalrelations: contracting with the outside world.Delictual liability. The Commercial Agents (CouncilDirective) Regulations 1993. Termination of theAgency Relationship.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenJun-2012 978 0 414 01805 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 374355Hardback, c. 340 ppMain UK/Europe c. £175.00The 3rd edition of Professor Anton’s standardtext on the Scottish rules of private internationallaw has been completely revised by ProfessorsBeaumont and McEleavy. The subject area hasbeen comprehensively reshaped in recent yearsdue to the process of Europeanisation. TheBrussels I, Brussels IIa, Rome I, Rome II andMaintenance Regulations, as well as associatedcase law, are considered in detail with regardpaid to their particular impact on Scots law. Therecent work of the Hague Conference on PrivateInternational Law is equally evaluated, mostnotably the Conventions on Maintenance,Choice of Court, Protection of Adults, Protectionof Children and Inter-country Adoption. Inanalysing European and global instruments theauthors have drawn on their experience inparticipating in the negotiation processes inBrussels as well as from their work for theHague Conference.JURISDICTION: Scotland, InternationalW GreenOct-2011 978 0 414 01345 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 13773Hardback £155.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 135

SCOTTISH LAWARBITRATIONSULI2ND EDITIONProfessor Fraser DavidsonIn the highly regarded SULI series, Arbitrationprovides a comprehensive account of the ScotsLaw of arbitration following the groundbreakingArbitration (Scotland) Act 2010. Itcovers all aspects of the law, not only domesticarbitration, but also international arbitrationconducted in Scotland. Since one of the featuresof the 2010 Act is that parties to certainarbitrations can choose to be governed by thepre-Act law, the book also covers this, includingthe UNCITRAL Model Law on InternationalCommercial Arbitration.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenSep-2012 978 0 414 01776 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 324660Hardback c. £115.00CHILDREN'S HEARINGSIN SCOTLAND3RD EDITIONProfessor Kenneth McK NorrieNEWNEW NEWEDITION"The book is essentially practical and acombination of careful academic analysis withdown-to-earth advice makes this a powerful tool foranyone involved with children's hearings" – JanysScott, Journal of the Law Society of Scotland.This new 3rd Edition will take into account thechanges in law and practice since 2005. Ofparticular note is the Children’s Hearings(Scotland) Act 2011 which is due to come intoforce during 2012. This introduces a newNational Body, “Children’s Hearings Scotland”and a new National Convener along with furtherstructural and procedural changes. TheChildren’s Hearings system is unique to Scotlandand has increased in significance over the years.It takes a welfare approach to problems involvingchildren including criminal behaviour, althoughin recent years the need to protect vulnerablechildren has become an increasingly large partof its work. The system involves lawyers whorepresent families and children, the specialistinstitutions and local authorities.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenFeb-2012 978 0 414 01809 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 374999Paperback c. £65.00COHABITATION2ND EDITIONKirsty Malcolm, Fiona Kendall and Dorothy KellasThis practitioner reference work explains thelegal rights and responsibilities that apply tocohabitants. It provides advice on preventativemeasures as well as rescue remedies for clientsdealing with problems that have arisen on thebreakdown of the relationship. It also examinesthe practical implications of such a relationship,covering property, cohabitation agreements,private client issues, delict and pensions.A key aim of the second edition is to provideanalysis of the cases that have been decidedsince the implementation of the Family(Scotland) Act 2006, including comparativecase law from England.CONTENTS: The Statutory Regime – FinancialClaims and Protective Measures. The Common Law– Financial and Property Claims, ProtectiveMeasures. Cohabitation Agreements. Property.Children and Cohabitants. Recognition of Rights ofCohabitants by Third Parties. Comparative Position.Appendix – Styles.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenOct-2011 978 0 414 01826 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 413225Book & CD-ROM £75.00 (+ £3.75 VAT) = £78.75BRIBERY ACT 2010GREENS ANNOTATED ACTSDr Alastair BrownThe Bribery Act 2010 completely recastscorruption law in implementation of a LawCommission Report and to comply with the UK’streaty obligations. Publishing in the GreensAnnotated Acts series, this book contains a fullcopy of the Act with expert annotations byrespected author Alastair Brown. This is anessential text for solicitors and counsel advisingon compliance or dealing with bribery cases andalso as guidance for everyone who might beaffected by the new legislation.These provisions have caused great anxiety tobusiness interests, not least in relation tocorporate hospitality, and mean thatcommercial lawyers will need to advise oncompliance while criminal practitioners will haveto deal with prosecutions under the Act. 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SCOTTISH LAWCONVEYANCING4TH EDITIONProfessor George L Gretton and Professor KennethG C ReidThis new edition of Gretton and Reid’sConveyancing has been fully updated andrevised to take account of the many changes inlaw and practice since the last edition in 2004.Produced with the realities of practice in mind,this well-established guide to the law is at oncedetailed and extensive in its material whileremaining thoroughly accessible.CONTENTS: Missives: Contract, breach, content.Examination of title. Matrimonial homes and homesin co-ownership. Dispositions. Descriptions. Realburdens and servitudes. Execution of deeds.Property registers. Judicial rectification ofdocuments. Mortgages. Heritable securities.Assignations. Feudal conveyancing. Searches,reports and letters of obligation. Deeds of uninfeftparties. Trusts and executries. 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Judicial proceedings.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenNov-2011 978 0 414 01461 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 13892Book & CD-ROMMain UK/Europe £185.00 (+ £3.70 VAT) = £188.70DEBT LEGISLATIONGREENS ESSENTIAL LEGISLATIONDawn McKenzieNEWEDITIONBuilding on the success of the author’s earlierwork Debt Arrangement and Attachment, thisnew volume of annotated legislation has beenexpanded to include the amended text of theDebtors (Scotland) Act 1987. The legislation isfully consolidated and includes amendmentsmade by the Bankruptcy and Diligence etc.(Scotland) Act 2007, such as the creation of thenew diligence of “interim attachment”.The author’s detailed annotations provideexpert analysis of this complex area of the law,making this an essential purchase for allsolicitors and legal professionals dealing withdebt recovery work.CONTENTS: Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987; DebtArrangement and Attachment (Scotland) Act 2002;Act of Sederunt (Debt Arrangement andAttachment (Scotland) Act 2002) 2002; DebtArrangement Scheme (Scotland) Regulations 2004(SSI 2004/468), as amended.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenJan-2012 978 0 414 01782 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 328813Paperback, c. 340 ppMain UK/Europe c. £75.00CRIMINAL PROCEDURE(SCOTLAND) ACT 1995GREENS ANNOTATED ACTS10TH EDITIONRobert S Shiels, Iain Bradley, Peter Ferguson, QCand Sheriff Alastair N BrownThe 1995 Act is the most important piece oflegislation relating to Scots criminal procedurefor the current generation of Scots criminal lawpractitioners. Shiels, Bradley and Brown providea full copy of the Act with authoritative sectionby-sectioncommentary, which provides aportable companion for criminal lawyers andother professionals working in the area ofcriminal law.Important updates for 2011 includeamendments to the 1995 Act by:• Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Act2010• Criminal Procedure (Legal Assistance,Detention and Appeals) (Scotland) Act 2010• Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2009JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenSep-2011 978 0 414 01841 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 485130Book & CD-ROM £90.00 (+ £3.60 VAT) = £93.60DAMAGES (SCOTLAND)ACT 2011GREENS ANNOTATED ACTSAnnotated by Professor Joe ThomsonIn July 2011 this important piece of legislationcame into force and has influenced the way inwhich every personal injury solicitor works.Scots law now reflects much of the Scottish LawCommission’s Report on Damages for WrongfulDeath (SLC 213). The Commission had taken theview that the Damages (Scotland) Act 1976 hadbecome over complex and containedinaccuracies as a result of numerousamendments made over the years. The 2011 Actre-enacts much of the existing law but in a muchmore logical and coherent way.Any solicitor working in personal injury shouldhave a copy of the legislation, its affects and theguidance to help put it into practice.CONTENTS: Annotated version of the Damages(Scotland) Act 2011. Part II of the Administration ofJustice Act 1982 as amended by the 2011 Act.Appendix B of the Scottish Law Commission’s reporton Damages for Wrongful Death.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenNov-2011 978 0 414 01887 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 556432Paperback, 44 ppMain UK/Europe £38.00DOMESTIC ABUSEAND SCOTS LAWGeneral Editor: Helen HughesThis book provides a comprehensive andpractical guide to all aspects of Scots Lawrelating to domestic abuse. It is designed to beaccessible to solicitors, advisers and all thoseseeking information and guidance in cases ofdomestic abuse.As well as covering the law as it relates todomestic abuse and obtaining protective orders,it also provides practical guidance on otherareas of the law that come in to play indomestic abuse cases, such as criminalprocedures, criminal injuries compensation, theChildren’s Hearing system, domestic abuse froma psychological point of view, and what themedia can and cannot report. The book alsoprovides information in connection withGovernment response and strategies indomestic abuse cases.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenDec-2011 978 0 414 017887Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 348188Book & CD-ROM, 400 pp £65.00 (+ £1.30 VAT) = £66.30To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 137

SCOTTISH LAWTHE ELDER CLIENTA PRACTICAL GUIDE2ND EDITIONSusan Duff and Fiona McDonaldNEWIssues relating to the “older client” form agrowing area of practice for private clientlawyers. This book brings together the principalissues which affect older clients, including wills,trusts, tax planning, powers of attorney,incapacity and care homes. The new edition willtake into account key developments in the law,including the commencement of the AdultSupport and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007,which has made significant changes in relationto powers of attorney.The book is divided into two parts, looking firstlyat issues relating to “forward planning” such aspowers of attorney and inheritance taxplanning. The book then looks at a range of“rescue remedies” for clients facing immediateissues including the death or incapacity of afamily member.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenApr-2012 978 0 414 01806 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 374351Hardback c. £75.00GLOAG AND HENDERSON:THE LAW OF SCOTLANDNEWEDITION EDITION13TH EDITIONGeneral Editors: Professor Hector MacQueen andThe Right Hon Lord EassieFirst published in 1927, Gloag and Hendersonis quite simply the work of reference on the lawof Scotland. It is unique in providing thecomplete Scots private law library in onevolume, with no other single legal title inScotland offering the same kind of coverage.From the outset it was distinguished by theclarity and accessibility of its coverage. Thedevelopment of Scots law in the twentiethcentury can be traced through succeedingeditions of the textbook.As with previous editions, legislative changeshave affected many of the topics included inGloag and Henderson and this new editionincorporates all relevant changes in the lawsince the last edition in 2007. The delict sectionhas been restructured significantly.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenSep-2012 978 0 414 01818 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 381994Hardback c. £220.00GREEN'S PRACTICE STYLES– COMMERCIAL LEASESGreens Practice Styles: Commercial Leasesprovides the quality and authority of the leasessection of the parent title’s Division C in a handyportable volume. Whether you need access tostyles on the move, or already own PracticeStyles and just need a cost effective duplicateversion of the commercial leases section, this isthe title for you.It is a highly practical tool. All content comes inhard copy and on CD, allowing the styles to bestudies in the book format while downloadingthe digital versions for use. There is also ahelpful index of styles making it quick and easyto find everything needed.Styles contained in the text include: Assignationof Lease, Lease – Multi-Occupancy building;Notice effecting irritancy of lease; Offer – Tosub-let; Rent review notice.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenNov-2011 978 0 414 01888 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 557008Book & CD-ROM, 968 pp £55.00 (+ £2.20 VAT) = £57.20FAMILY PROCEEDINGSGREENS PRACTICE LIBRARYGeorge JamiesonNEWThis is the first part of a major 3 volume workwhich aims to detail and discuss courtproceedings in relation to the extensive range offamily law actions. Volume 1 deals withDomestic & International Jurisdiction in Family,Civil Partnership & Cohabitation Actions. Thetitle looks beyond Scottish law alone andincludes an international focus.CONTENTS: Grounds for Jurisdiction in FamilyProceedings. Adoption of Children in the UnitedKingdom. The Hague Convention on IntercountryAdoption. Actions Concerning Marital Status.Actions Concerning Civil Partnership status.Parentage and Legitimacy. Parental Orders in theUnited Kingdom. Maintenance.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenJan-2012 978 0 414 01798 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 365491Hardback c. £125.00GREEN’S ANNOTATEDRULES OF THE COURT OFSESSION 2012/2013NEWEDITION EDITIONPARLIAMENT HOUSE BOOKReproduced from the Parliament House Book,this book provides a comprehensive andauthoritative guide to the practice and procedureof the Court of Session.As well as providing the full text of the Act ofSederunt (Rules of the Court of Session 1994)1994, this handy, portable volume also providesdetailed expert analysis written by Sheriff NigelMorrison QC.CONTENTS: Acts of Sederunt: Expenses of PartyLitigants 1976 (SI 1976/1606); Solicitor's Rights ofAudience 1993 (SI 1993/1215); Rules of the Court ofSession 1994 (SI 1994/1443). Court Fees: Court ofSession etc. Fees Order 1997 (SI 1997/688).Directions and Practice NotesJURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenAug-2012 978 0 414 01882 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 536257Paperback c. £135.00GREEN’S SHERIFF COURTRULES 2012-2013PARLIAMENT HOUSE BOOKNEWEDITIONGreens Sheriff Court Rules provides the fulltext of rules governing the sheriff courts. Theseare reprinted from Parliament House Book, themost comprehensive and up to date source ofScots legislation available.This edition has been fully updated to includeall amendments since the previous edition. Itallows fast access to the facts whether in theoffice, court, library or home.CONTENTS: Fatal Accident and Sudden DeathsInquiry Procedure (Scotland) Rules 1977. OrdinaryCause Rules 1993. Summary Applications, StatutoryApplications and Appeals etc. Rules 1999. SummaryCause Rules 2002. 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SCOTTISH LAWGREEN’S SOLICITORSPROFESSIONALHANDBOOK 2012-2013PARLIAMENT HOUSE BOOKThis text supplies a complete collection of thelegislation and rules governing the conduct ofSolicitors in Scotland. A reprint from ParliamentHouse Book, it offers all the weight and authorityof the encyclopaedia in a handy portableformat.CONTENTS: Solicitors (Scotland) Act 1980. LegalProfession and Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 2007. LegalServices (Scotland) Act 2010. Law Society ofScotland Practice Rules 2011. CCBE Code ofConduct for European Lawyers 2006. Code of Ethicsfor Insolvency Practitioners. Practice Guidelines.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenAug-2012 978 0 414 01884 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 555753Paperback c. £54.00JURIDICAL REVIEWTHE LAW JOURNAL OF THESCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES4 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Professor Joe M ThomsonJuridical Review is Scotland's leading refereedlaw journal, providing complete confidence thatthe content is of the highest standard. Preparedby Professor Joe Thomson it has remainedpopular over the 119 years since first publication.Stay abreast of current legal thinking bysubscribing to Juridical Review. With fourissues per year it keeps readers up to date withthe most recent developments. Each issuecomprises coverage and comment on the latestcases and most important decisions.Juridical Review is used widely within the UKand Europe as well as internationally with alarge number of subscribers worldwide.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW Green 0022-6785Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 71222012 Subscription PricesUK: £262.00NEWEDITIONTHE LAW OF CORPORATEINSOLVENCY IN SCOTLANDGREENS PRACTICE LIBRARY4TH EDITIONJohn St. Clair and The Hon Lord Drummond Young, QCThe most up-to-date and authoritative guidanceon all aspects of corporate insolvency as thelaw stands in Scotland. It provides a fullunderstanding of the principles underpinningthe law, as well as the application of it.This fully revised 4th edition focuses on therecent amendments to the Scottish InsolvencyRules by the following SSI’s:• Insolvency (Scotland) Amendment Rules2008/662• Insolvency (Scotland) Amendment Rules2007/2537• Insolvency (Scotland) Amendment Rules2006/734• Insolvency (Scotland) Amendment Rules2006/735There have also been over 360 cases since theprevious edition in 2004 and content andchanges from a number of these are taken intothe text. Considerable updates have been madeto the areas of administration, liquidation,employment and pensions and the chapter onthe International Dimension.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenNov-2011 978 0 414 01755 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 285720Hardback, 702 pp £165.00THE LAW SOCIETY OFSCOTLAND DIRECTORY OFEXPERT WITNESSES 2012The Law Society of Scotland Directory ofExpert Witnesses contains all the informationneeded to find expert witnesses to provideevidence in court or write a report. Withhundreds of named experts who either live orwork in Scotland, it allows easy identification ofexperts with the required experience.The 2012 edition is a complete, one-stopreference; it gives immediate access to a widerange of top quality expert witnessesthroughout Scotland without having to spendhours searching for the information.• The only directory endorsed by The LawSociety of Scotland• Current contact details and information fromthe experts themselves• Over 1,000 specialisms covered• Over 350 checked expert witnesses listed,living and working throughout Scotland• Includes profiles of translators andinterpreters in ScotlandJURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenOct-2011 978 0 414 01853 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 510362Paperback £80.00PERSONAL INJURYPRACTICE IN THESHERIFF COURT3RD EDITIONRonald E ConwayThis 3rd Edition of Personal Injury Practice inthe Sheriff Court is a full update of the previous2003 edition and remains a practical and userfriendly guide to procedure for personal injuryclaims in the sheriff court.It is split into two key parts: Part One: PersonalInjury Claims, emphasises various strategies tostrengthen the case at every stage; Part Two:Common Actions, discusses the law andpractice of the most commonly encounteredsources of action including an outline on the lawand practice of stress, bullying and harassment.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenNov-2011 978 0 414 01837 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 466568Hardback, 440 pp £84.00PLEADING IN ARBITRATION:A PRACTITIONER'S GUIDESteven P Walker, Iain K Clarkand James HopeNEWThis new title provides practitioners with anarrative guide that mirrors the variousprocedural stages of an arbitration.Arbitration has seen a massive increase ininterest in Scotland as a result of thecommencement of the Arbitration (Scotland)Act 2010. 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SCOTTISH LAWSHIPPINGSCOTTISHCRIMINAL LAW12 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Sheriff T Walsh, QCScottish Criminal Law is a monthly criminalcase reports series, making it twice as current asany similar series available in Scotland. Theenhanced currency combined with the experteditorial work of Sheriff T Welsh makes ScottishCriminal Law the obvious choice when decidingwhere to access information in this field.Together with case reports it also features anAppeal Court column from C Shead. The keycontent of each issue includes:• An Appeal Court column• Full-text law reports with case commentaries• Full-text sentencing casesJURISDICTION: ScotlandW Green 1754-2286Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 2277322012 Subscription PricesUK £267.00SCOTTISH TRUSTS:A DRAFTING GUIDE2ND EDITIONH Reynold GalbraithNEWEDITIONTrusts form an increasingly important part ofwill planning in Scotland. There are also strongarguments that inter vivos trusts are underusedand with some advice and experience moreScottish solicitors would use them. RennieGalbraith's book provides practical informationand a wealth of styles for use on both occasions.Dual qualified, he has experience of thepioneering way in which trusts are used inEngland and will seek to provide the Scottishsolicitor with, not only improvements on tools inuse, but additional tools they may wish to use.The 2nd edition of this popular title offersinnovative ways of using trusts to help clientsand includes a CD-ROM of styles fully explainedand instantly ready for use. It is a highlyfunctional guide for practitioners, with notheoretical jargon, just the information needed.Fully updated throughout it now also includesmore detailed drafting advice on the taxtreatment of trusts and detailed coverage ofrecent changes to inheritance tax.JURISDICTION: ScotlandW GreenApr-2012 978 0 414 01769 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 287572Book & CD-ROM c. £91.00 (+ £3.64 VAT) = £94.64SMALL CLAIMSHANDBOOK3RD EDITIONW C H ErvineNEWEDITIONThe 3rd edition of this invaluable practitionerguide to the procedures and rules relating tosmall claims will incorporate some importantchanges, effected by the amendment of existinglegislation.The main changes have been made by theSmall Claims (Amendment) Order 2007 SI2007/496 which amended the original SmallClaims (Scotland) Order 1988 SI 1988.1999 andtook effect on January 14th 2008. The changesinclude:• Small claims limit increased to £3,000• Expenses rules amended to cope with newupper limit• Personal injury claims no longer competentas small claims• The new edition will also take account of newcasesJURISDICTION: ScotlandSep-2012 978 0 414 01835 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 465240Paperback c. £40.00ARNOULD'S LAWOF MARINEINSURANCEBRITISH SHIPPING LAWSNEWEDITION18TH EDITIONJonathan Gilman, QC and a team from EssexCourt ChambersArnould's Law of Marine Insuranceprovides a complete and authoritativeinterpretation of the law and practice ofmarine insurance. It includes in-depthanalysis of the principles of marineinsurance, together with a detailedexamination of the marine insurancecontract, the different types of losses, andthe procedures and evidence required inbringing a case.The book offers in-depth commentary on thelatest cases and codes, keeping thepractitioner up-to-date on how the courtsare applying the principles.• Explains what a marine insurancecontract is, how it is formed and what itcovers• Provides detailed analysis of matters thataffect validity of cover• Analyses the various marine and warperils• Examines the different types of lossesand how to deal with them• Considers the correct procedures tofollow and the evidence required to makea case• Explains the implications of importantrecent cases• Discusses the Institute Clauses in currentuse, the York-Antwerp Rules and theAssociation of Average Adjusters rules ofpracticeCONTENTS: Part One: The Nature, Formationand Subject-Matter of the Contract of MarineInsurance. Part Two: Matters Rendering theContract of Insurance Void or Unavailable. PartThree: Losses, and the Relations of the Assuredand Underwriter Thence Arising. Part Four:Procedure and Evidence. Appendices Materials.JURISDICTION: InternationalDec-2012 978 0 414 02428 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 565632Hardback c. £375.00/c. €477.00140 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

SHIPPINGBRICE ON MARITIMELAW OF SALVAGE5TH EDITIONJohn Reeder, QCNEWBrice provides comprehensive coverageof the law relating to marine salvageoperations. 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TheJurisdiction of the Admiralty Court. SalvedProperty and Salved Values. Wrecks Salvageand the Underwater Cultural Heritage. TheSalvage Agreement. Salvage and theEnvironment. Salvage and Breach of Duty.Lloyds Form and Arbitration. Appendices.JURISDICTION: InternationalJan-2012 978 0 414 04579 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 484988Hardback c. £345.00/c. €439.00CARVER ON BILLS OFLADINGNEWEDITION EDITIONBRITISH SHIPPING LAWS3RD EDITIONSir Guenter Treitel, QC and Professor Francis MB Reynolds, QCBuilding on a heritage of distinction in itsfield, this new edition of Carver on Bills ofLading offers exhaustive coverage of thenature and uses of bills of lading pluscomprehensive case reference and coveragefrom two of the foremost commentators onthis area of law.It provides a detailed analysis of the Englishcase law on the subject, of cases from anumber of other common jurisdictions andof the common law background to this caselaw. It also analyses legislation affecting thetopic and looks to the future in discussingthe impact of the Rotterdam Rules.The new third edition features coverage ofthe decisions of the UK Supreme Court andof the lower courts.• Features new commentary and coverageof the Rotterdam Rules• Includes commentary on the Hague-VisbyRules• Contains coverage of the Carriage ofGoods by Sea Act 1992 and the Contracts(Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999• Provides the ultimate resource no matterthe bills of lading query that presentsitself• Offers practical guidance andreassurance through commentary oncase law and legislation• Organised so that each chapter dealswith particular functions of bills of lading• Expert commentary analyses the legalprinciples relevant to these functions• Covers international conventionsgoverning bills of ladingCONTENTS: Nature of Bills of Lading. Bills ofLading as a receipt. Bills of Lading as acontractual document. Parties to the Bill ofLading contract. 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SHIPPINGGOODS IN TRANSIT2ND EDITIONPaul Bugden and Dr Simone Lamont-BlackThis work draws together aspects ofcommercial, shipping, contract, agency,bailment, property and transport law to providecomprehensive guidance through the law offreight forwarding and carriage of goods. 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TAXATION LAWMCCUTCHEON ONINHERITANCE TAXBRITISH TAX LIBRARYNEW6TH EDITIONWithers LLP, Aparna Nathan and Marika LemosMcCutcheon on Inheritance Tax is theleading authority on inheritance tax,covering both the theoretical and practicalaspects of the tax. 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TORTTRUSTS LAWSTATUTORY TORTSKeith Stanton, Paul Skidmore, Michael Harris andJane WrightStatutory Torts is a unique work that pullstogether all the information a practitioner needson those torts that are derived from statute.It covers a vast range of statutory torts includingthose in the areas of personal injury, economicloss, goods, land, public authorities, personalinterest and the environment. Recent legislationthat has created statutory torts, including theHuman Rights Act 1998, the Financial Servicesand Markets Act 2000 and Enterprise Act 2002,is also examined.• A complete reference source on statutorytorts• Covers general principles and specificstatutory torts• Explains the basis for liability, causation andremedies• For easy reference includes an encyclopaedictable of statutory tortsJURISDICTION: England & WalesAug-2003 978 0 421 53940 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 16209Hardback £280.00/€356.00DECLARATIONS OF TRUST:A DRAFTSMAN'S HANDBOOK4TH EDITIONCatherine SandersThis easy to use, "how-to" guide for the generalpractitioner shows how to use declarations oftrusts to protect client interests. It deals withall situations where they can be used – such asproperty purchases, wills, insurance policies andcompany shareholdings – giving step-by-stepdrafting guidance.• Organised transaction-by-transaction sopractitioners can go straight to relevantadvice• Each chapter contains a short, clear narrativeexplaining the key issues• Contains a whole host of precedents whichcan easily be adapted to the situation inhand• Features all the precedents on a CD-ROM toaid rapid drafting• Gives guidance on the latest developments,including the Finance Act 2008 changes toStamp Duty Land Tax and Inheritance Tax• Reproduces Land Registry forms completedas each situation requiresJURISDICTION: United KingdomSep-2009 978 0 414 04119 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 348065Book & CD-ROM £80.00 (+ £1.60 VAT) = £81.60/€102.00 (+ €2.04 VAT) = €104.04DRAFTING TRUSTS AND WILLTRUSTS IN THE CHANNELISLANDSJames Kessler, QC and Paul MatthamsThis work provides everything necessary tointerpret trusts drafted in Jersey and Guernseyand draft new ones with confidence. Using aclear, easy-to-understand style, free of technicaljargon, it discusses the principles of Jersey andGuernsey trust law, examines recent legislationin the area, and provides best practice draftingadvice on a wide range of trusts.• Advises on the best trust to use in a widerange of situations• Highlights common drafting mistakes andtraps and provides solutions• Contains precedents which are also providedon CD-ROM for quicker drafting• Covers both lifetime trusts and will trusts• Cites Jersey and Guernsey cases, bothreported and unreported• Explains the differences between Jersey andGuernsey trust lawJURISDICTION: Guernsey, JerseyNov-2006 978 0 421 95710 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 166831Book & CD-ROMMain UK/Europe £220.00 (+ £4.40 VAT) = £224.40/€280.00 (+ €5.60 VAT) = €285.60DRAFTING TRUSTSAND WILL TRUSTSA MODERN APPROACH11TH EDITIONJames Kessler, QC and Leon SartinNEWEDITION"This original and thought-provoking book willbe invaluable to trust practitioners, whetheraspiring or experienced." – Law Society'sGazetteWith an emphasis on clear English and easeof understanding, Drafting Trusts and WillTrusts has won a reputation for bringinga fresh approach to creating documents.It provides guidance on best practice whendrafting trusts and will trusts, and featuresa comprehensive range of newly updatedprecedents, drafted in a straightforward,modern style.The new 11th edition incorporates all recentdevelopments in the law, including analysisof the latest case law.• Features a comprehensive range ofprecedents, drafted in clear English• Supplies a wealth of commentary tosimplify the drafting process• Goes through the choices that have tobe made and the issues that concernthe settler and testator• Explains the technical issues involved indrafting settlements, along with commonmistakes and traps• Discusses the second edition of the STEPprovisions in-depth• Includes changes under the Finance Act2011 and Finance Act 2012• Reviews recent case law• Provides the precedents on a CD-ROM forrapid draftingJURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2012 978 0 414 02501 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 568381Hardback & CD-Rom c. £120.00 (+ £2.40 VAT) = £122.40/c. €153.00 (+ €3.06 VAT) = €156.06148 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

TRUSTS LAWINTERNATIONAL TRUSTPRECEDENTS1 RELEASE A YEAREditorial Team: Withers LLPInternational Trust Precedents provides acomplete library of documents, with clearsupporting commentary, to create effectivetrusts in key overseas jurisdictions. 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It provides complete documents,alternative and additional clauses, ancillarydocuments, and documents for specialsituations – all backed by expert commentary.It enables trusts to be drafted which:• Allow flexibility so that changes andenhancements can be made• Meet today's legal requirements• Offer the necessary protection against therigours of taxation• The full text of the precedents is now alsoavailable on CD in Word format to enablespeedy drafting of documents without theneed to re-keyJURISDICTION: England & Wales, Commonwealth978 0 851 21183 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6447Looseleaf £489.00/€645.00Updating releases charged for on publication978 0 421 86230 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6657CD-ROM £410.00 (+ £82.00 VAT) = £492.00/€541.00 (+ €108.20 VAT) = €649.20Updating releases charged for on publicationLEWIN ON TRUSTSTRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY19TH EDITIONJohn Mowbray, QC, Lynton Tucker, Nicholas LePoidevin, Edwin Simpson and James Brightwell"One of the classic legal textbooks "– Law Quarterly ReviewLewin provides the practitioner with thedefinitive text on the law and practice oftrusts, and is frequently cited in court. 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Administration of the trustproperty. Breach of trust and remedies. Lawfuldeparture from the trusts.JURISDICTION: England & Wales, CommonwealthDec-2012 978 0 414 02436 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 566996Hardback c. £300.00/c. €381.00EMAIL YOUR ORDERS AND ENQUIRIES TOTRLUKI.orders@thomsonreuters.comTLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.comNEWEDITIONSNELL'S EQUITYTRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY32ND EDITIONGeneral Editor: John McGhee, QCAcknowledged as the leading authority onequity, Snell deals with equitable principlesand remedies, together with their application intrusts, probate and mortgages. 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WILLS & PROBATEBRIGHOUSE'S PRECEDENTSOF WILLS14TH EDITIONDavid Endicott and Andrew JonesBrighouse provides everything required forpractitioners to draft reliable and sophisticatedwills in clear, succinct English. It supplies willprecedents covering the full range of situationsmet in daily practice, with practical draftingadvice to help adapt precedents to clients'precise needs.• Offers advice and precedents for wills noteasily found elsewhere• Examines all relevent topics, such as thepowers of trustees, so they are taken intoaccount in will drafting• Incorporates the latest developments in thepre-owned assets regime and stamp dutyland taxes• Provides a Will instructions questionnaire toensure nothing is overlooked• Includes a CD-ROM with all the precedentsfor rapid drafting and adaptationJURISDICTION: England & WalesOct-2007 978 1 847 03224 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 225283Book & CD-ROM £159.00 (+ £3.18 VAT) = £162.18/€202.00 (+ €4.04 VAT) = €206.04THE LAW AND PRACTICE OFINTESTATE SUCCESSIONTRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY3RD EDITIONProfessor Christopher Sherrin and Roger BonehillSherrin & Bonehill is the only specialist workon the complex laws of intestacy and providesthe definitive guide to both law and practice.This edition considers major legislation suchas the Law Reform (Succession) Act 1995 andTrustee Act 2000 and the impact of the CivilProcedure Rules.• Deals with practical matters includingobtaining a grant and administrationof the estate• Sets out tax considerations• Clarifies the duties, powers and liabilitiesof personal representatives• Goes though entitlement and distribution• Examines the issue of the matrimonial home• Covers what happens in partial intestacy• Highlights matters that may affectentitlement• Includes key legislation, rules and ordersJURISDICTION: England & WalesJun-2004 978 0 421 85210 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 25761Hardback £329.00/€418.00CONTENTIOUSPROBATE CLAIMSPRACTITIONER SERIES2ND EDITIONAndrew Francis and Hedley MartenNEWEDITION"To be recommended for those who may beheading in the direction of a contested probateaction." – New Law JournalContentious Probate Claims guides thepractitioner through all aspects of the lawand procedure involved in contesting thevalidity of a will. It explains what contestedprobate is and how it relates to the noncontentiousprobate system and otherrelevant areas. It demonstrates how tochallenge a will and takes the readerthrough each stage of the proceedings.• Sets out the substantive law in a clearand readable manner• Offers guidance on how to assess themerits of a case before making ordefending a claim• Shows how to prepare a case step-bystep,going through the forms which mustbe used, how they should be completedand served• Clarifies evidence, both pre-trial and attrial• Advises on conduct of the final hearing• Explains the orders the court can make• Deals with enforcement of orders andappeals• Covers the issues from both claimant anddefendant perspectives• Includes guidance on alternative disputeresolution methods including mediation• Looks at costs issues• Contains all relevant Rules, protocols,precedents, pleadings and court claimforms• Includes checklists to ensure each stageis completed correctly• Incorporates new case law, such asSherrington v Sherrington, the updatedContentious Probate Rules, and theimpact of the Mental Capacity Act 2005CONTENTS: Part One: The Law: Challenging thewill; Interest claims; Lack of testamentaryintention; Lack of due execution; Lack oftestamentary capacity; Lack of knowledge andapproval; Undue influence; Fraud and forgery;Revocation; Related non-probate claims; PartTwo: Procedure: The rules as to starting claims;Dealing with claims once started; The finalhearing; Discontinuance and compromise;Orders which the court can make; Costs;Enforcement of orders and terms of settlement;Funding Probate Claims; Appeals; Appendices.JURISDICTION: United KingdomOct-2012 978 0 414 04291 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 406628Paperback c. £79.00/c. €101.00INHERITANCE ACT CLAIMS:LAW AND PRACTICETRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY3RD EDITIONSidney RossInheritance Act Claims: Law and Practicecovers statutory provision for inadequateprovision in a will or under the laws of intestacy.It explains the law, practice and procedure in astraightforward and practical way, sopractitioners can assess the merits of a potentialclaim along with its cost implications.• Explains how the law is applied and whatthe court must take into account whenconsidering a claim• Discusses practice and procedure, dealingwith matters that may arise before, duringand after making a claim under the 1975 Act• Reproduces all relevant legislation, rules,orders and forms• Provides questionnaires to help gather all thenecessary information for a claim• Contains a set of precedents• Fully updated in the light of recent casessuch as Fielden v Cunliffe, P v G, Baynes vHedger and Negus v BahouseJURISDICTION: United KingdomOct-2011 978 0 414 04851 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 508855Hardback £160.00/€204.00PERSONAL CHATTELS:LAW, PRACTICE AND TAX– WITH PRECEDENTSPRACTITIONER SERIESAnn StanyerThis work supplies highly practical guidance onthe disposal of personnel chattels through wills,estates and trusts. 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WILLS AND PROBATEPOWERS OF ATTORNEYPRACTITIONER SERIES10TH EDITIONTrevor M Aldridge QC (Hon)This book is a clear, practitioner’s guide to thecreation, interpretation and use of powers ofattorney, written in a succinct andstraightforward manner.Useful forms and precedents include over 20forms of document for general use, ancillarydocuments for use by trustees, and more than40 clauses for appointment, authority conferred,restrictions on authority, the manner ofexercising powers and execution.• Clarifies the role, powers and duties of donor,attorney and third parties• Shows how powers of attorney are used indifferent situations, including land andcompanies• Covers the new Lasting Power of Attorney• Advises on drafting issues – and includesprecedents• Explains how powers of attorney interact withtrusts law• Reproduces relevant statutes, statutoryinstruments and rulesJURISDICTION: England & WalesSep-2007 978 1 847 03193 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 222699Paperback £110.00/€140.00PROBATE PRACTICEMANUAL2 RELEASES A YEAREditors: Christopher Butcher andAmanda King-JonesProbate Practice Manual provides everythingneeded to run a successful probate practice. Itsets out the best ways to streamline proceduresin order to maximise fee income and offerclients value for money.It provides stage-by-stage guidance on how toapproach probate practice in the mostsystematic way, along with ideas for effectivecase management.• Includes supporting checklists, examples,standard letters, forms and precedentsneeded to ensure that nothing is overlooked• In addition to the advice on systems andprocedures, the manual explains the lawrelating to probate costs and fees• Includes a CD containing the forms andchecklistsJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 752 00250 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6300Looseleaf £395.00 (+ £7.80 VAT) = £402.80/€521.00(+ €10.40 VAT) = €531.40Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £304.00 (+ £6.08 VAT) = £310.08Europe £321.00 (+ £6.42 VAT) = £327.42/€424.00(+ €8.48 VAT) = €432.48Rest of World £324.00/$558.00SWEET & MAXWELL’SEXPRESS WILLSVERSION 10Sweet & Maxwell's Express Wills is a powerfulyet simple to use package, which enablespractitioners to prepare, edit and print complex,personalised wills and powers of attorney, readyfor signature – in just one client visit.Using a question and answer format, ExpressWills guides users through a structuredquestionnaire – based on the response, thesoftware determines the next relevant questionand takes them automatically to theappropriate prompt.• Includes will trusts drafted by James Kessler• Can produce an unlimited range of wills tomeet precisely each client's needs• Extremely easy to use, with comprehensiveediting facilities and a Notes facility forcreating reminders during the completion ofthe document• To complete the service, there are archiveand speedy billing facilitiesJURISDICTION: United Kingdom978 0 421 62130 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 510657CD-ROM £100.00 (+ £20.00 VAT) = £120.00/€145.00 (+ €29.00 VAT) = €174.00PRACTICAL WILLPRECEDENTS1 RELEASE A YEAREditorial Team: Withers LLPArguably the most impressive collection of willdocuments ever assembled, Practical WillPrecedents provides a wealth of material todraw upon for the preparation of wills forvirtually any situation. It contains full willprecedents, dozens of alternative and additionalclauses, plus expert commentary.• Complete will documents ready to use• Alternative and additional clauses to meetspecific situations• Expert commentary and drafting guidelines• Tax planning guidance• Supplementary clauses for administrativepowers• The full text of the precedents is now alsoavailable on CD in Word format to enablespeedy drafting of documents without theneed to re-keyJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 851 21333 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6452Looseleaf £474.00/€625.00Updating releases charged for on publication978 0 421 86860 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID 6736CD-ROM £398.00 (+ £79.60 VAT) = £477.60/€525.00 (+ €105.00 VAT) = €630.00Updating releases charged for on publicationSWEET & MAXWELL'SPROBATE PLUSWith Probate Plus, practitioners can stay infull control of the administration of estates. 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WILLS AND PROBATEWILLIAMS, MORTIMER& SUNNUCKS –EXECUTORS,ADMINISTRATORSAND PROBATENEWTRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY20TH EDITIONJohn Ross Martyn and Nicholas Caddick QCEDITIONFirst published in 1832, Williams, Mortimer& Sunnucks provides definitive guidanceon all legal issues relating to personalrepresentatives and the distribution of anestate after death. It offers solutions to themost complex problems in this area throughauthoritative analysis of the law and how ithas been applied by the courts.This new edition incorporates all recentlegislation, including the ongoing impactof the Mental Capacity Act 2005. It alsoexplains the implications of recent caselaw, including important decisions ontestamentary capacity, knowledge andapproval, undue influence, due execution,and costs.• Gives reliable guidance on debatablepoints and is frequently cited in court• Steers practitioners through complexcase law with detailed analysis ofjudgments and their rationale• Follows the chronological process ofprobate and administration for rapidreference• Covers the grant of probate and ofadministration, non-contentious andcontentious practice, devolution andliability, and the administration anddistribution of assets• Covers family provision• Deals with foreign assets• Includes a new section on privateinternational law as it affects personalrepresentatives• Discusses replacement of the existingNon-Contentious Probate Rules by theproposed new Probate Rules• Considers how development of thegeneral law of restitution affects therefunding, following and tracing of assets• Reproduces all relevant legislation, rules,orders and forms so they can beconsulted easilyCONTENTS: First Steps. The Grant of Probate.The Grant of Administration. Non-ContentiousPractice. Contentious Practice. Devolution andLiability. Administration of Assets. FamilyProvision. Administration and Other Assets.Distribution of Assets. Appendices: Statutes; Rulesand Orders; Table of Distribution on Intestacy.JURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2012 978 0 414 02434 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 566955Hardback c. £275.00/c. €350.00WILLS, ADMINISTRATION ANDTAXATION LAW AND PRACTICE10TH EDITIONJohn Barlow, Lesley King and Anthony KingWills, Administration and Taxation Lawand Practice provides clear, straightforwardguidance on all aspects of law and procedurein this area. Its practical approach is attractiveto practitioners looking for clarification or whoare new to this area, and to those studying thesubject at LPC where the learning is practicallyfocused.• Covers both the substantive law and thepractice and procedure of will drafting,probate and taxation• Uses precedents, examples of frequentlyused forms and worked examples to presenta practical picture of the law• Incorporates major recent developments,including the Accumulations and PerpetuitiesAct 2009JURISDICTION: England & WalesMar-2011 978 0 414 04595 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 485283Paperback £38.95/€50.00Visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.ukFor the latest information on allSweet & Maxwell products152 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk

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INDEX TO TITLESAccidents Abroad 124Actions Against Public Officials 1Administrative Court Digest 1Administrative Court: Practice and Procedure 1ADR: Principles and Practice 56Advising a Suspect in the Police Station 45Agency 135Agency Law 20Agricultural Law, Tax and Finance 3Aircraft Finance: Registration, Security andEnforcement 6Aircraft Liens and Detention Rights 6Annual Review of Irish Law 97Anti Money Laundering Guide 6Anti-Social Behaviour and Disorder: Powersand Remedies 118Anton's Private International Law 135Arbitration 4, 136Archbold Magistrates' Courts CriminalPractice 2012 46Archbold: Criminal Appeal Cases Index 45Archbold: Criminal Pleading, Evidenceand Practice 2012 46Archbold: International Criminal Courts 46Arlidge & Parry on Fraud 46Arlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt 110Arnould’s Law of Marine Insurance 140Articles of Association: Table A and theNew Model Articles 25Asbestos Litigation 125Asset and Project Finance: Law and Precedents 6A-Z of Contract Clauses, The 39Bagehot and Kanaar on MusicBusiness Agreements 121Banking Law 97Banking Litigation 7Bar Directory 2012, The 132Barnsley's Land Options 100Benjamin's Sale of Goods 20Bernstein's Handbook of Arbitration and DisputeResolution Practice 5Birds' Modern Insurance Law 85Black's Law Dictionary 132Boilerplate: Practical Clauses 20Boundaries and Easements 100Boundaries, Walls and Fences 101Bowett's Law of International Institutions 96Bowstead and Reynolds on Agency 20Brave New World: Impact of the Legal ServicesAct 2007 132Break Clauses 103Bribery Act 2010 136Brice on Maritime Law of Salvage 141Brighouse's Precedents of Wills 150British Company Law & Practice Service 25British Company Law Library 26British Firearms Law Handbook, The 109British Tax Review 144Brooke's Notary 110Building Contract Disputes: Practice andPrecedents 33Bullen & Leake & Jacob's Precedents of Pleadings 110Bullying and Harassment at Work 57Burnett-Hall on Environmental Law 63Business Premises: Possession and LeaseRenewal 103Butler and Merkin's Reinsurance Law 85Byles on Bills of Exchange and Cheques 18C.I.P.A. Guide to the Patents Acts 93Carver on Bills of Lading 141Carver on Charterparties 141CFAs and Risk Assessment in Practice 127Chalmers and Guest on Bills of Exchange andCheques 7Charging and Trading in Local Government 118Charities: The Law and Practice 19Charlesworth & Percy on Negligence 147Children's Hearings in Scotland 136Chitty on Contracts 40Civic Ceremonial 121Civil Actions against the Police 76Civil Appeals: Principle and Procedure 110Civil Costs 110Civil Evidence 110Civil Justice Quarterly 111Civil Liability Acts, The 98Civil Partnership Act 2010 98Civil Procedure and Practice 136Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts 98Claims against Uninsured and Untraced Drivers:Law and Procedure 88Clerk & Lindsell on Torts 147CMLR Anti-Trust Reports 29Cohabitation 136Cohabitation and Trusts of Land 70Cohabitation: Law and Precedents 70Colinvaux and Merkin's Insurance Contract Law 85Colinvaux's Law of Insurance 85Collective Investment Schemes: Law and Practice 18Commentary on the LCIA Rules, A 3Commercial Court, The 98Commercial Environmental Law and Liability 63Commercial Injunctions 111Commercial Law 98Commercial Laws of Europe 20Commercial Leases 104Commercial Litigation: Pre-Emptive Remedies 111Commercial Property Development Precedents 101Commercial Transactions Checklists 21Common Market Law Reports 66Commonhold Law 104Community Designs Handbook 91Community Trade Mark Handbook 94Companion Guide to Life Sentences 47Company Directors: Law & Liability 26Company Lawyer, The 29Company Liquidations 85Company Precedents 26Comparative Law of International Arbitration 6Comparative Law of Security Interests and TitleFinance 10Competition Cases from the European Union 29Competition Law: European Community Practice& Procedure 32Competition Litigation in the UK 32Compliance Officer Bulletin 7Computer and Telecommunications Law Review 78Confidentiality 76Conflict of Laws and International Finance 11Conflicts of Interest 111Constitutional Law 136Construction All Risks Insurance 86Construction and Engineering Precedents 34Construction Insolvency 81Construction Law 33Construction Law Journal 34Construction Law Service CD-ROM 34Consumer Complaints and Compensation 18Contaminated Land 63Contentious Probate Claims 150Contracts of Employment 57Contractual Duties: Performance, Breach,Termination, Remedies 40Control of Outdoor Advertising and Graffiti, The 127Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, The 43Conveyancing 137Copinger & Skone James on Copyright 91Copyright and Designs Law 92Corporate Criminal Liability 47Corporate Rescue 81Councillor, The 121Countryside Law 65Court of Appeal Criminal Division 47Cousins: Law of Mortgages 101CPD Webinars 157Craies on Legislation 132Crime Desktop CD-ROM 47Criminal Appeal Reports 47Criminal Appeal Reports (Sentencing) 48Criminal Evidence 48Criminal Justice Act 2003 53Criminal Law Review 48Criminal Law Week 49Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 137Cross on Local Government Law 119Cross on Principles of Local Government Law 119Crown Court Index 2012 48Cruelty – An Analysis of Article 3 78Current Law 54Current Sentencing Practice 48Currie on Confirmation of Executors 137164

Index to TitlesDamages (Scotland) Act 2011 137Data Protection Law and Practice 55Data Protection: Laws of the World 55De Smith's Judicial Review 2Debt Legislation 137Debt Recovery Through The Courts 112Declarations of Trust 148Defamation 56Defective Premises: Law and Practice 104Delay and Disruption in Construction Contracts 34Derivatives: Law and Practice 7Design Law: European Union and UnitedStates of America 92Dicey, Morris & Collins on the Conflict of Laws 33Dilapidations: The Modern Law and Practice 104Directors' Disqualification and InsolvencyRestrictions 81Directory of Local Authorities 2012 43Disability Discrimination 57Disclosure 112Discrimination 57Discrimination in Employment 57Documentary Evidence 112Dog Law Handbook, The 62Doing Business in Europe 66Domain Names: Global Practice and Procedure 88Domestic Abuse and Scots Law 137Double Taxation Conventions 144Draft UNCITRAL Digest and Beyond, The 6Drafting Commercial Agreements 21Drafting Trusts and Will Trusts 148Drafting Trusts and Will Trusts in the ChannelIslands 148Dublin University Law Journal 99Due Diligence Law and Practice 26Duress, Undue Influence and UnconscionableDealing 40Dymond's Capital Taxes 144EC Competition Law on Technology Licensing, The 32EC Competition Law Reporter 29EC Merger Control 29EC Merger Regulation: Substantive Issues, The 30Economics of EC Competition Law, The 32Elder Client, The 138Electronic Signatures and Identities Law andRegulation 78Emmet and Farrand on Title 43Employee Share Schemes 144Employment Law Practice: Strategies for Success 57Employment Precedents and Company PolicyDocuments 58Employment Tribunal Practice and Procedure 58Encyclopedia of Competition Law 30Encyclopedia of Compulsory Purchase andCompensation 127Encyclopedia of Consumer Credit Law 7Encyclopedia of Consumer Law 39Encyclopedia of Data Protection and Privacy 55Encyclopedia of Environmental Health Law andPractice 62Encyclopedia of Environmental Law 64Encyclopedia of European Community Law 66Encyclopedia of European Union Law 66Encyclopedia of Financial Services Law 7Encyclopedia of Highway Law and Practice 73Encyclopedia of Housing Law and Practice 74Encyclopedia of Information Technology Law 79Encyclopedia of Insurance Law 86Encyclopedia of Local Government Law 119Encyclopedia of Planning Law and Practice 128Encyclopedia of Professional Partnerships 123Encyclopedia of Rating and Local Taxation 119Encyclopedia of Road Traffic Law and Practice 134Encyclopedia of Social Services and ChildCare Law 60Encyclopedia of United Kingdom andEuropean Patent Law 93Energy Law and Regulation in the European Union 61Enforceability of Landlord and Tenant Covenants 104Enforcement of a Judgment 112Entertainment and Media Law Reports 121Entertainment Law Review 121Environmental Law Reports 64Environmental Protection Legislation 1990-2002 65EPC Contracts and Major Projects 34Equal Pay 58Equality Act 2010 58Equitable Remedies 113Estoppel by Conduct and Election 42EU Anti-Dumping Law & Practice 30EU Anti-Subsidy Law & Practice 97EU Antitrust Procedure 30EU Communications Law 81EU Competition Law Handbook 2012 31EU Environmental Law 64EU Focus 66EU Public Procurement: Law and Practice 130EU State Aids 31EU Trade Barrier Regulation 97European Administrative Law 1European Commercial Cases 21European Community Cases 66European Competition Law Review 31European Copyright and Design Reports 92European Cross- Border Estate Planning 145European Cross Border Insolvency 85European Current Law 67European Food Law 73European Human Rights Law Review 76European Human Rights Reports 76European Intellectual Property Review 88European Law Review 67European Lawyer Reference Series, The 68-69European Patent Decisions 93European Patent Office Reports 94European Patents Handbook 93European Patents Sourcefinder 94European Private International Law of Obligations,The 33European Trade Mark Reports 94European Union Law 67European Union Law Library 67Exclusion Clauses and Unfair Contract Terms 39Expert Determination 56Expert Evidence: Law and Practice 113Expert Witness Directory 2012, The 132Expert Witness, The 113Extradition and Transnational Criminal Procedure 99Facts & Figures 2012/13 126Family Proceedings 138Financial Provision in Family Matters 70Fleet Street Reports 89FloSuite Legal 155Formation and Variation of Contract 41Franchising: Law and Practice 21Free Movement of Persons in the EnlargedEuropean Union 78Freedom of Information Law 99Freedom of Information Manual 55French Tax & Business Law Guide 70Frustration and Force Majeure 42Gadsden on Commons and Greens 101Gale on Easements 102Gambling Act 2005 109Gammie & de Souza: Land Taxation 145Garner's Law of Sewers and Drains 64Garner's Local Land Charges 43Gas Sales and Gas Transportation Agreements 61Gatley on Libel and Slander 56Glanville Williams Textbook of Criminal Law 49Gloag and Henderson: The Law of Scotland 138Global Competition Litigation Review 31Global Telecommunications Law and Practice 79Goff & Jones: The Law of Unjust Enrichment 113Goode on Legal Problems of Credit and Security 8Goode on Payment Obligations in Commercial andFinancial Transactions 8Goode on Proprietary Rights and Insolvency in SalesTransactions 81Goods in Transit 142Gower & Davies: Principles of ModernCompany Law 26Greens Annotated Rules of the Court of Session2012/2013 138Green's Practice Styles - Commercial Leases 138Greens Sheriff Court Rules 2012 – 2013 138Greens Solicitors Professional Handbook2012 – 2013 139Greenslade on Costs 113Griffith & Ryle Parliament: Functions, Practiceand Procedures 3165

Index to TitlesGuest on the Law of Assignment 23Guide to European Company Laws 29Guide to Natural Burial, A 63Hague on Leasehold Enfranchisement 105Handbook of Business Tenancies 105Handbook of Dilapidations 105Handbook of ICC Arbitration 4Handbook of Investment Arbitration 5Handbook of Land Compensation 128Handbook of Rent Review 105Handbook of Rent Review CD-ROM 105Handbook of Residential Tenancies 105Handbook of UNCITRAL Arbitration 4Health Care Regulatory Law, Principleand Process 122Hedge Funds and the Law 8Hewitt on Joint Ventures 21Heywood & Massey: Court of Protection Practice 113Highway Law 73History of Probation, The 53Holiday Law 39Holiday Rights 58Housing Law 74Housing Law and Precedents 74Housing Law Reports 74Housing Law Service CD-ROM 75HousingView 75Hudson Fourth Edition Volume 2 Table of Cases,The 38Hudson's Building and Engineering Contracts 34Human Rights and Criminal Justice 50Human Rights Law Reports - UK Cases 77Human Rights Practice 77Human Rights: Judicial Protection in the UnitedKingdom 77Humphreys' Family Proceedings 72IDS Employment Law Brief 59IDS International Employment Law Guides 59IDS Pensions Law Reports 124Illegality and Public Policy 41Image, Persona and the Law 121Index to Legal Citations and Abbreviations 133Individual Tax Residence 145Industrial Action 58Information Rights 77Inheritance Act Claims: Law and Practice 150Injunctions 114Insights into IFRS 1Insolvency 82Insolvency Intelligence 82Insolvency Litigation 82Insurance Law 99Insurance of Commercial Risks: Law and Practice,The 86Insuring Foreign Risks 86Intellectual Property Issues in CommercialTransactions 22Intellectual Property Law and Taxation 89Intellectual Property Quarterly 89Intellectual Property: Patents, Copyrights,Trademarks & Allied Rights 89International Agency, Distribution and LicensingAgreements 21International and Domestic Arbitration inSwitzerland 5International Arbitration Law Review 4International Business Law Journal 22International Commercial Arbitration &Conciliation in UNCITRAL Model Law Jurisdictions 5International Company and CommercialLaw Review 22International Computer and InternetContracts and Law 79International Contract Manual 41International Corruption 49International Dispute Resolution 56International Economic Law 96International Energy Law Review 62International Finance: Law and Regulation 8International Insider Dealing 19International Intellectual Property Litigation 89International Litigation Procedure 114International Loans, Bonds, Guarantees and LegalOpinions 11International Money Laundering and TerroristFinancing: A UK Perspective 50International Protection of the Environment 64International Public Procurement 130International Regulation of Finance and Investment 9International Secured Transactions 9International Security Regulations 9International Security Regulations StockExchanges of the World 9International Tax Systems and PlanningTechniques 2011/2012 145International Trade Law and Regulation 97International Trust Precedents 149Internet Law and Regulation 79Interpretation of Contracts, The 41Introduction to Highway Law, An 73Irish Jurist, The 99Islamic Family Law 71Jackson & Powell on Professional Liability 129JCT Contracts 36-37Jervis on Coroners 45Jones on Extradition and Mutual Assistance 50Journal of Business Law 22Journal of Housing Law 75Journal of International Banking Law & Regulation 9Journal of Personal Injury Law 124Journal of Planning and Environment Law 128Journal of Social Security Law 71Jowitt's Dictionary of English Law 133Judicial Remedies in Public Law 2Judicial Review of Criminal Proceedings 99Juridical Review 139Jurisdiction and Arbitration Agreements and theirEnforcement 5Keating on Construction Contracts 35Keating on IT Contracts 80Keating on JCT Contracts 35Keating on NEC3 35Kemp & Kemp Personal Injury Practice CD-ROM 125Kemp & Kemp: Personal Injury Law, Practice andProcedure 125Kemp & Kemp: Quantum of Damages 125Kennedy and Rose on the Law of Salvage 142Kerly's Law of Trade Marks and Trade Names 95Kerr & Hunter on Receivers and Administrators 82Landlord and Tenant Factbook 106Landlord and Tenant Reports 106Landlord and Tenant Review 106Landlord and Tenant Service CD-ROM 106Law and Practice of Compromise, The 114Law and Practice of International Finance Series,The 10Law and Practice of Intestate Succession, The 150Law and Regulation of Investment Management 9Law of Allotments 65Law of Bank Payments 10Law of Consent to Medical Treatment, The 127Law of Corporate Insolvency in Scotland, The 139Law of Credit and Security, The 100Law of Defamation, The 98Law of Finance 10Law of Financial Derivatives, The 100Law of Guarantees 12Law of Insolvency, The 83Law of Insurance Broking, The 88Law of Loans and Borrowing, The 12Law of Mobile Homes and Caravans, The 135Law of Nuclear Power, The 61Law of Parks and Open Spaces 64Law of Passing-Off: Unfair Competition byMisrepresentation, The 95Law of Personal Property 23Law of Public and Utilities Procurement, The 130Law of Reinsurance, The 88Law of Trees, Forests and Hedges, The 65Law of Waste Management, The 65Law on Financial Derivatives, The 12Law Quarterly Review, The 133Law Society of Scotland Directory of ExpertWitnesses 139Lawtel 156Lawyer's Factbook, The 133Laying Down the Law 133Leasehold Law 106Leasehold Valuation Tribunals: A Practical Guide 108Leases: Covenants and Consents 106Legal Aspects of Sovereign Debt Restructuring 12Legal Services Commission Manual 114166

Index to TitlesLender Claims 129Letting Business Premises 107Lewin on Trusts 149Lewison’s Drafting Business Leases 107Licensing Law and Practice 109Licensing Procedures and Precedents 109Lightman & Moss: The Law of Administrators andReceivers of Companies 83Limitation Periods 115Lindley & Banks on Partnership 123Listed Buildings, Conservation Areasand Monuments 128Litigation Practice, The 115Local Authority Health & Safety Enforcement 121Local Authority Licensing and Registration 109Local Council Clerk's Guide 119Local Council Finance 119Local Government Constitutional andAdministrative Law 120Local Government Finance: Law and Practice 120Local Government Precedents and Procedures 120Lowndes & Rudolf: The Law of General Averageand The York-Antwerp Rules 142MacGillivray on Insurance Law 87Manual of Housing Law 75Maritime Law 142Marsden - Collisions at Sea 143Maternity & Parental Rights 59Matrimonial Conveyancing 43McCutcheon on Inheritance Tax 146McGregor on Damages 54McPherson's Law of Company Liquidation 83Media & Business Contracts Handbook, The 41Medical Negligence 125Megarry & Wade: The Law of Real Property 102Melville: Forms and Agreements on IntellectualProperty 89Mental Capacity Act Manual 122Mental Health Act Manual 123Mental Health Law 123Misrepresentation, Mistake and Non-Disclosure 42Misuse of Drugs and Drug Trafficking Offences 50Mitchell, Taylor and Talbot on Confiscationand the Proceeds of Crime 51Modern Contract of Guarantee, The 13Modern GATT Law 97Modernising Probation & Criminal Justice 53Moments in Probation 53Money Laundering Law and InternationalFinancial Crimes 50Money Laundering Law and Practice 100Monroe & Nock on the Law of Stamp Duties 145Moral Rights 92Morgan and Burden on Computer Contracts 80Muir Hunter on Personal Insolvency 83Muir Watt & Moss: Agricultural Holdings 3Music Business: Infrastructure, Practice and Law 122Negotiating International Joint VentureAgreements 23Negotiating International Software Licencesand Data Transfer Agreements 80Neighbours and the Law 101New Directions in the Law of the Sea GlobalDevelopments 96Occupational Illness Litigation 126Offshore Business Centres: A World Survey 145O'Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation 115Oil and Gas Exploration Contracts 62Oil and Gas Production Contracts 62Osborn's Concise Law Dictionary 133Outsourcing Contracts 24Overseas Supply and Installation Contracts 38Palmer on Bailment 23Palmer's Company Law 27Palmer's Company Law: Annotated Guide to theCompanies Act 2006 27Palmer's Corporate Insolvency 83Palmer's Limited Liability Partnership Law 123Parallel Importation Under European Union Law 90Parish Councillor's Guide, The 120Partnering and Alliancing in Construction Projects 38Patent Cooperation Treaty Handbook 94Pensions and Employment Law 59Pensions Law and Practice with Precedents 124Pensions Risk and Strategy 124Performers' Rights 122Personal Chattels: Law, Practice and Tax – WithPrecedents 150Personal Injuries and Quantum Reports 126Personal Injury Pleadings 126Personal Injury Practice in the Sheriff Court 139Personal Injury Toolkit 126Personal Insolvency 84PFI and Major Strategic Procurement In LocalGovernment, The 131Phipson on Evidence 115Planning Appeal Decisions 128Planning Controls and Their Enforcement 128Pleading in Arbitration: A Practitioner's Guide 139Police and Constabulary Almanac 2012 51Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, The 51Police Station Adviser's Index 51Potter & Monroe's Tax Planning with Precedents 146Powers of Attorney 151Practical Civil Court Precedents 115Practical Commercial Precedents 24Practical Company Law and CorporateTransactions 27Practical Conveyancing Precedents 44Practical Elections Administration 121Practical Food Law Manual 73Practical Guide to Corporate Governance, A 27Practical Guide to International CommercialArbitration, A 4Practical Guide to PPP in Europe, A 131Practical Guide to PPP in the UK, A 131Practical Intellectual Property 90Practical Intellectual Property Precedents 90Practical Lease Precedents 107Practical Lending and Security Precedents 13Practical Matrimonial Precedents 71Practical Trust Precedents 149Practical Will Precedents 151Practitioner's Guide to Alternative InvestmentFunds, A 13Practitioner's Guide to Authorised InvestmentFunds, A 13Practitioner's Guide to Basel III and Beyond, A 13Practitioner's Guide to Commodity Finance, A 14Practitioners Guide to Conflicts of Interest in theFinancial Services Industry 14Practitioner's Guide to Corporate Restructuring, A 83Practitioner's Guide to Derivatives, A 13Practitioner's Guide to Directors' Duties andResponsibilities, A 27Practitioner's Guide to EU Financial ServicesDirectives, A 18Practitioner's Guide to European LeveragedFinance, A 15Practitioner's Guide to FSA Investigations andEnforcement, A 18Practitioner's Guide to Inside Information, A 14Practitioner's Guide to International MoneyLaundering Law and Regulation, A 18Practitioner's Guide to MiFID, A 18Practitioner's Guide to Mortgage Regulation, A 19Practitioner's Guide to Private Equity, A 24Practitioner's Guide to Securitisation, A 19Practitioner's Guide to Syndicated Lending, A 15Practitioner's Guide to Takeovers and Mergersin the European Union, A 31Practitioner's Guide to The AIM Rules, A 15Practitioner's Guide to The City Code on Takeoversand Mergers 2012/2013, A 15Practitioner's Guide to the European Conventionon Human Rights, A 77Practitioner's Guide to The Financial ServicesAuthority Listing Regime 2012/2013, A 16Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Handbook, A 19Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulationof Banking, A 19Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulationof Designated Investment Business, A 15Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulation ofInvestment Banking, A 19Practitioner's Guide to The Law and Regulationof Financial Crime, A 52Practitioner's Guide to The Regulation ofInsurance, A 87Practitioner's Guide to the Regulation of MarketAbuse, A 16Practitioner's Guide to UK Money LaunderingLaw and Regulation, A 16Practitioner's Manual for Trade Mark Prosecutionand Litigation in the EU 95167

Index to TitlesPrecedents for the Conveyancer 44Pre-Owned Assets and Estate Planning 146Preston and Newsom: Restrictive CovenantsAffecting Freehold Land 102Principles of Corporate Insolvency Law 84Principles of International Insolvency 10Private Client Business 146Private Equity Law and Practice 24Private Equity Transactions 24Probate Practice Manual 151Probation Directory 2012, The 52Procedural Law of the European Union 67Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 53Professional Indemnity Insurance Law 86Professional Negligence and Liability Reports 130Project Finance 17Project Finance, Securitisations andSubordinated Debt 11Property Law Bulletin 103Property Transactions: Planning and Environment 103Property Transactions: Stamp Duty Land Tax 44Property, Planning and Compensation Reports 129Public Law 2Public Private Partnerships & PFI 131Public Procurement Law Review 131Rectification 115Redundancy 60References to the European Court 115Regulation of Insurance in the UK, Ireland and EU 87Regulation of International Finance 11Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 53Renewal of Business Tenancies 107Residential Possession Proceedings 108Restrictive Covenants under Common andCompetition Law 25Riley on Business Interruption Insurance 87Road Traffic Reports 134Rook & Ward on Sexual Offences 52Rotterdam Rules, The 142Rowlatt on Principal and Surety 16Rowley & Baker: International Mergers –The Antitrust Process 32Ruoff & Roper: Registered Conveyancing 44Russell on Arbitration 6Russell-Clarke & Howe on Industrial Designs 92Sale and Supply of Goods and Services 25Sale of Shares and Businesses 25Salinger on Factoring 17Sassoon: CIF and FOB Contracts 143Schmitthoff's Export Trade 97Schofield's Election Law 120Scottish Criminal Law 140Scottish Trusts: A Drafting Guide 140Scrutton on Charterparties and Bills of Lading 142Sealy & Milman: Annotated Guide to theInsolvency Legislation 2012 84Securities Transactions in Europe 17Sentencing Referencer 2012 52Sentencing: Towards a Coherent System 100Serengeti 156Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 53Service Charges and Management 108Set-Off and Netting, Derivatives, Clearing Systems 11Sex Discrimination 60Sexual Offences Act 2003 53Shackleton on the Law and Practice of Meetings 28Shareholders' Agreements 28Shareholders' Rights 28Shaw's Directory of Courts in the UnitedKingdom 2012 134Sinclair on Warranties and Indemnities onShare and Asset Sales 25Small Claims Handbook 140Snell's Equity 149Social Fund: Law and Practice, The 72Social Security Legislation 2011/2012 71-72Solcara 155Sports Personal Injury: Law and Practice 127State Aid Law of the European Union 32Statutory Torts 148Stone's Companion Guide to Enforcement 52Stone's Companion Guide to Sentencing– Specific Offences 52Strasbourg Case Law 78Street Use and the Law 74Stroud’s Judicial Dictionary of Words and Phrases 134Summerskill on Laytime 143Susskind Interviews: Legal Experts in ChangingTimes, The 3Sweet & Maxwell International SportsLaw Review 144Sweet & Maxwell's Company Law Newsletter 28Sweet & Maxwell's Complete InsolvencyService CD-ROM 84Sweet & Maxwell's Conveyancing Practice 44Sweet & Maxwell's Encyclopedia ofEmployment Law 60Sweet & Maxwell’s Express Wills 151Sweet & Maxwell's Law of Pension Schemes 124Sweet & Maxwell's Planning Law ServiceCD-ROM 129Sweet & Maxwell's Planning Law:Practice and Precedents 129Sweet & Maxwell's Probate Plus 151Sweet & Maxwell's Sentencing Service 53Tax Avoidance 147Taxation of Companies and CompanyReconstructions 146Technology and Construction Court, The 38Telecommunications, Broadcasting andthe Internet 80Terrell on the Law of Patents 94Theobald on Wills 151Todd's Relationship Agreements 72Trade Mark Handbook, The 95Trade Marks in Europe: A Practical Jurisprudence 95Trade Marks, Trade Names and Unfair CompetitionCD-ROM 96Trade Marks, Trade Names and Unfair Competition:World Law and Practice 96Trademark Practice and Forms 95Transfer of Undertakings 60Transnational Contracts 42Transnational Litigation Guide 118Treitel on The Law of Contract 42TRIPS Agreement, The 90Tritton on Intellectual Property in Europe 91Trust Taxation 149Tudor on Charities 19U.S. Regulation for Asset Managers Outside theUnited States 17U.S. Securities Laws and Foreign Private Issuers 19UAE Civil Code and Ministry of JusticeCommentary – 2010 118Understanding & Negotiating Turnkey andEPC Contracts 38Understanding the FIDIC Red Book 38Unfair Dismissal 60United Kingdom Oil & Gas Law 62Unlawful Interference with Land 103Varsity Directory of Investigators and ProcessServers 2012 134Wages 61Water and Drainage Law 65Weinberg & Blank on Takeovers and Mergers 32Westlaw International 157Westlaw UK 154White Book, The 116-117Whiteman & Sherry on Capital Gains Tax 147Whiteman & Sherry on Income Tax 147Wilkinson's Road Traffic Offences 135Williams Mortimer & Sunnucks – Executors,Administrators and Probate 152Wills, Administration and Taxation Lawand Practice 152WIPO Journal, The 91Wisdom's Law of Watercourses 65Wolstenholme & Cherry's Annotated LandRegistration Act 2002 45Wontner's Guide to Land Registry Practice 44Woodfall: Landlord and Tenant 108Woodroffe & Lowe's Consumer Law and Practice 39Working Time 61World Copyright Law 93World Intellectual Property Rights and Remedies 91World Online Business 80Wurtzburg & Mills: Building Society Law 18Zamir and Woolf: The Declaratory Judgment 2Zuckerman on Civil Procedure: Principlesof Practice 118168

INDEX TO AUTHORS7 Kings Bench Walk 141Adamantopoulos, Kostantinos 97Adamson, Dominic 127Aird, Richard 111Aisbett, Alan 120Akin, Barrie 147Aldous, Grahame 125Aldridge, Trevor M 101, 104, 107, 151Alexander, Jill 44Allen, David K 126Allen, Simon 125Allen & Overy 85Allery, Philip 38Amos, Merris 77Anderberg, Karen 17Anderson, David 115Anderson, Hamish 83Andrews, Geraldine 12Andrews, Neil 40Andrews, Peter 125Anglade, Leila 56Aplin, Tanya 89Arden, Andrew 74, 75, 120Arlidge, Anthony 46Arnold, Richard 122Arrowsmith, Sue 130, 131Arshad, Raffia 71Arts, Dirk 67Ashe, Michael 100Ashworth, Andrew 49Asif, Jalil 130Astleford, Peter 8Atkin Chambers 34Badcoe, Penny 131Bailey, S H 64, 119Baker, Christopher 120Baker, Dennis 49Baker, Donald I, 32Baker, Philip 144Barfield, Richard 13Barlow, John 152Barnes, Barbara 46Barsby, Clare 47Bates, John H 65Bates, Justin 74, 75Baughen, Simon 143Beale, Hugh 40Bean, Mr Justice 114Beatson, Jack 77Beaumont, Paul 135Beldam, Alix 47Bell, Stuart 64Beloff, Michael J 144Bennet, Mark 126Bennett, David 83, 123Bennett, Howard 142Bennett, John 118, 130, 131Berger, Bernhard 5Berkeley, Iona 95Berridge, Alison 30Berry, Steven 142Besson, Sebastien 6Bhala, Raj 97Bhaloo, Zia 106Bignell, Janet 107Billins, Roger 20Binchy, William 97Binder, Peter 5Bird, Steven 51Birds, John 85, 86, 87Birss, His Honour Judge 94Bishop, Edward 125Bishop, Simon 32Black, Jack 92Blackburn, Robert 3Blair, Bruce 71Blair, William 110Blanke, Gordon 31Blizzard, Keith 100Bond, Catherine 113Bond, Patrick 119Bond, Robert 80Bonehill, Roger 150Bonner, David 71, 72Booth, Robin 6Boothroyd, Jan 43Boston, Charles 105Botis, Dimitris 95Boxell, Tim 27Bradley, Iain 137Bramwell, Richard 146Brand, Clive M 105, 127Brand, Ronald A 6Bray, Robert 67Brazell, Lorna 78Brennan, Dan 110Breslin, John 97Brett, Hugh 88Bridge, Michael 20, 23, 83Bridge, Stuart 102Briggs, Adrian 33Briggs, John 83Brightwell, James 149Brindle, Michael 10Brougham, Chris 83Brown, Adrian 131Brown, Alastair 136Brown, Alastair N 137Brown, Henry 56Browne, Kevin 115Brumby, Frank 84Bryden, Douglas 63Buck, Trevor 72Buckley, Austin 99Buckley, Richard A 41Bugden, Paul 142Buhler, Michael 4Bui, Victoria 56Burden, Kit 80Burkill, Guy 94Burnett, Calum 18Burnett-Hall, Richard 63Burr, Andrew 34Burrell, Peter 18Burton, James 28, 64Busuttil, Godwin 56, 121Butcher, Christopher 151Button, Maurice 131Byrne, Raynond 97Caddick, Nicholas 152Cafferkey, Annette 108Cain, Nicola 56Cain, Paul 88Calleja, Rico 121Cambien, Nathan 67Campbell, Colin 113Campbell, Douglas 94Cannon, Mark 129Cape, Edward 53Carter, Tom 71Cartwright, John 41, 42Cattermole, Rebecca 118Caulfield, Geraldine 28Cavill, Darren 44Chamberlain, Emma 144, 146, 149Chambers, Gaynor 35Chartered Institute of PatentAttorneys (C I P A) 91, 93, 94, 95Chong, Rebecca 94Christou, Richard 20, 21, 25Chuah, Jason 22Cirell, Stephen 118Clark, Andrew 18Clark, Fiona 89, 93Clark, Iain K 139Clark, Wayne 107Clarke, Alison 43Clarke, Ian 45, 101Clarke, Malcolm 40Clayden, Paul 63, 64, 65, 74, 119, 120, 121, 135Clayton, Richard 76Clegg, Jonathan 94Clement- Davies, Christopher 62Clifford, Phillip 3Cohen, David 144169

Index to AuthorsCohen, Paul H 49Colley, Peter 89, 94Collins of Mapesbury, Lord 33Collins, Michael 146Collins, Scott 118Collyer-Bristow 106Constable, Adam 35Conway, Ronald E 139Cook, Helen 61Cook, John 29Cook, Trevor 90Cooke, Darryl 24Cooke, Julian 142Cooper, John 55, 78Cooper, Jonathan 76Cooper, Roger 147Coppel, Philip 77Cordes, Madeleine 28Cornah, Richard 142Cornick, Tim 15Cornish, William 89, 93Cory-Wright, Charles 125Cottrell, Stephen 127Coulson, Peter 38Cousins, Edward 101Coveney, Stephen R 44Cox, Raymond 10Crabb, Letitia 106Cracknell, Douglas 19Crockford, Neil 86Cummins, Christopher 19Curran, Patrick 126Daintith, Terence C. 62Darlington, Elizabeth 70Dauppe, Victor 89Davidson, Fraser 136Davidson, Nigel 17Davies, Gill 113Davies, Gillian 91, 92Davies, Paul 26, 83, 123Davis, Christopher 26Davis, Richard 81Davis-White, Malcolm 81, 82Day, Martin 14de Vall, David 89de Wilde 126Delany, Hilary 98Demetriades, Christina 22Demetriou, Marie 115Derbyshire, Wyn 59Dickinson, Andrew 33Digings, Lee 130Dixon, John 48Dixon, Martin 43, 44, 102Dixon, Rodney 46Dobson, Catherine 28Doherty, Bernard 124Doherty, Nick 109Donnelly, Catherine 2Donnelly, Mary 100Douglas, Jane 44Dovar, Daniel 108Dowding, Nicholas 104, 106, 108Dowling, Stephen 98Doyle, Louis 82Dray, Martin 100Driscoll, James 74, 105, 106Drummond Young, Lord 139Duff, Susan 138Dugdale, Anthony 147Duncan Wallace, Ian 38Dunne, Derek 99Duodu, Korieh 56Dymond, Andrew 74, 75, 108Eady, David 110Eassie, Lord 138Eastaway, Nigel 89Eaton, Deborah 70Eder, Bernard 142Edwards, Anthony 45Edwards, Claire 127Edwards, Patricia 94Eicke, Tim 76, 78Eiselen, Sieg 41Elderfield, Matthew 18Elliott, Nicholas 7, 18Ellis, Carol 134Elvin, David 103, 128Emmerson, Ben 77Endicott, David 150Enonchong, Nelson 40Enright, Ian 86Enterprise Chambers 106Ervine, W C H 140Etherington, Laurence 64Evans, Martin 47Fancourt, Timothy 104Farr, Sebastian 81Farrand, Julian 43, 45Farrell, James 56Fell, Mark 18Fenwick Elliott, Robert 33Ferguson, Peter 137Ferrari, Franco 6Fetherstonhaugh, Guy 105Fine, Frank L 32Finizio, Steven P 4Firth, Simon 7FitzGerald, Sean 28Flechtner, Harry 6Fletcher, Ian F 83, 123Floyd, Richard E 84Ford, Charlotte 151Forde, Michael 99Fortson, Rudi 50, 53Fosbrook, Deborah 39, 41Foskett, The Hon Mr Justice 114Foster, Charles 126Fox, Deborah 52Fox, Ruth 16, 19Foxton, David 142Framjee, Pesh 19Francis, Andrew 150Frase, Dick 8, 9, 14Freedman, Clive 56Freedman, Judith 144Frieze, Steven A 82Frisby, Sandra 82Fujita, Tomotaka 142Fulford, Adrian 46Furlong, Richard 50Furst, Stephen 35Galbraith, H. Reynold 140Gallafent, Richard 89Gallagher, Stan 108Garner, Bryan A 132Garnett, Kevin 91, 92Garrett, Lucy 35Garrigues, Cristina 96Garzaniti, Laurent 80Gault, Simon 143Gaunt, Jonathan 102Gearing, Matthew 6Gee, Steven 111Gelpern, Anne 8George, Sarah 57Gervais, Daniel 90Gill, Judith 6Gilman, Jonathan 140Gleeson, Simon 19Glover, Jeremy 33, 38Glynn, Joanna 122Goldrein, Iain 111Gomez, David 122Goode, Roy 8, 81, 84Goodman, Andrew 130Goodwill, Christopher 25Gordon, Richard 1, 77, 78Gore, Allan 125, 126Gough, Helen 134Grace, Clive 120Grant, David 39Grant, H 55Grant, Malcolm 128Grant, Thomas 129170

Index to AuthorsGrantham, Andrew 111Greenberg, Daniel 132, 133, 134Greenish, Damian 105Grekos, Martha 64Gretton, George L 137Gribble, Paul 120Grier, Ian 84Grosz, Stephen 77Groves, Christopher 100Grundy, Milton 145Guest, A G 7, 23Gullifer, Louise 8Hale, Brenda 123Hall, Austen 6Hall, Christopher 15Hamer, George 93Hampton, Alison 24Hanbury, William 104Hancher, Leigh 31Handley, Kenneth 42Hanif, Saima 1Harbottle, Gwilym 91Hardwick, Richard 13Hardy, Stephen 59, 60Hare, Ivan 2Hargreaves, Simon 80Harker, Stephen 43Harper, Joseph 128Harper, Penny 113Harpum, Charles 102Harris, Jonathan 33Harris, Michael 148Harris, Neville 71Harrison, Alan 120Hauck, Felix 95Hawke, Neil 62Hayes, Angela 18Hayward, Richard 128Hazlewood, Steven 143Head, Nicholas 29Heaton, Laura 70Heller, Lawrance 101Hellman, Stephen 51Helm, Rob 14Henley, Christopher 88Hennessy, Charles 136Herbert, Rebecca 126Hewetson, Charles 7Hewitson, Russell 44, 107Hewitt, Geoff 62Hewitt, Ian 21Hickey, Julian 146Hickey, Myles 125Hickman, Tom 77Hiddleston, Mark 95Hill, Charlotte 13Hirsch, Gunter 32Hockton, Andrew 127Hodge, David 115Holdham, Susan 47Hollander, Charles 111, 112Hollington, Robin 28Holloway, David 4, 97Honey, Richard 101, 128Hooker, Ian 71, 72Hope, James 139Hopper, Martyn 16Horton, Audrey 90Howarth, William 65Howe, Martin 92Hubbard, Charles 105Hudson, Alastair 10, 12Hughes, Helen 137Hughes, Simon 38Hunnings, Neville March 66Hunter, Caroline 74, 75, 120Hurst, Peter 110Huse, Joseph 38Hyde, Philip 109Hynes, Paul 50I'Anson Banks, Roderick 123Iller, Martin 110Institute of Maritime Law 142Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys 91, 94, 95Jackson, Lord Justice 130Jackson, Simon 65Jacob, Robin 93, 110, 111Jaggers, Tom 19James, Alun 146James, Mark 113Jamieson, George 138Janner, Daniel 47Jay, Rosemary 55Jefferson, Michael 60Jeffrey, Peter 19Jeffreys, Simon 58Jenkins, Jane 38Jenkins, Neil 89Jennings, Anthony 62Jess, Digby 86Johnson, Terry 95Jones, Alun 50Jones, Andrew 150Jones, Brian 63, 65Jones, Christopher 31Jones, Michael A. 125, 147Jones, Richard 70, 122, 123Jones, William 91Joseph, David 5Joshi, Manish 95Jowell, Jeffrey 2Julyan, Alan 58Kamal, Setu 145Kamerling, Alexandra 25Kanaar, Nicholas 121Karas, Jonathan 103Keating Chambers 35Keay, Andrew R 83Keeling, David 95Kellas, Dorothy 136Kellerhals, Franz 5Kelly, Kieran 99Keltie, Andrew 52Kendall, Fiona 136Kendall, John 56Kennedy, Jenny 125Kennon, Andrew 3Kerr, Anthony 98Kerse, Christopher 29Kershaw, Michael 111Kessler, James 148Kevan, Tim 127Khan, Karim 46Khan, Nicholas 30Kimber, Jacquelyn 89King, Anthony 152King, Lesley 152King-Jones, Amanda 151Kingsley, Ben 16Klein, Pierre 96Knight, Simon 84Kokkoris, Ioannis 29Koutrakos, Panos 67KPMG International Financial Reporting Group, The 1Kramer, Ludwig 64Kritzer, Albert 41Laing, Adrian C 39, 41Lamont-Black, Simone 142Landmark Chambers 128Lane, Brian 19Lang, Beverley 1Langstaff, Brian 110Latimer, Andrew 111Lawrence, Jonathan 13Lawson, Richard 39Le Poidevin, Nicholas 149Le Sueur, Andrew 2Leabeater, James 110Learmonth, Alexander 151Lee, David 17, 80Lemos, Marika 146Lenaerts, Koen 67Lesguillons, Henry 22Lester of Herne Hill, Lord 1Levene, Simon 125171

Index to AuthorsLeverve, Florian 93Levine, Marshall 34, 101Lewers, Nigel 125Lewis, Amanda 24Lewis, Clive 2Lewis, Jeremy 60Lewison, Lord Justice 41, 107, 108, 129Lewsley, Christopher 119Liedtke, Christian 90Lightman, Gavin 83Lindsay, Alistair 30Lindsay, John 146Little, A J 128Llewelyn, David 89, 95Llewelyn, Margaret 89Lockhart-Mummery, Christopher 128Lomnicka, Eva 7Long, Colin 79Longley, Adrian 19Lorenzon, Filippo 143Lowe, Robert 39Lucraft, Mark 134Lush, Denzil 113Lynch, Ben 87Lyons, Muiris 124, 125Lyons, Timothy 145Macdonald, Alison 49Macfarlanes 18Macgregor, Laura 135Mackay, Roderick 3MacQueen, Hector 138Maher, John 98Maitland-Walker, Julian 29, 31Malcolm, Kirsty 136Malek, Hodge M 112, 115Maniatis, Spyros M 88, 95, 96Manning, Jonathan 120Mantle, Peter 126Mark Phillips, Jonathan 18Marks, David 16Marriott, Arthur 5, 49, 56Marsh, Jonathan 13Marsh, Matthew 106Marshall, Jennifer 85Marshall, Peter 83Marten, Hedley 150Martino, Tony 121Maselis, Ignace 67Mason, Ian 52Mason, Stephen 39Matthams, Paul 148Matthews, Paul 45, 112May, Radmila 48McBain, Graham 6McCafferty, John 120McCafferty, Lynne 110McCarthy, Hui Ling 146McClean, David 33McCormac, Kevin 135McDonagh, Maeve 99McDonald, Andrew 126McDonald, Fiona 138McDonnell, Brian 14McEleavy, Peter 33, 135McGee, Andrew 114McGhee, John 149McGrath, Declan 98McGregor, Harvey 54McKenzie, Dawn 137McLachlan, Campbell 33McLean, Ian 48McMeel, Gerard 23McMullen, Jeremy 58Meakin, Timothy 126Mellor, James 95Merkin, Robert M 22, 85, 92Messent, Georgie 103Miller, Richard 94Millett, Richard 12Mills, Simon 17, 81Millward, Paul 121Milman, David 28, 82, 84, 123Milmo, Patrick 56Milnes, Simon 87Mitchell, Andrew R 51Mitchell, Charles 113Mitchell, Feargus 124Mitchell, Paul 113Monks, David 121Montag, Frank 32Moody-Stuart, Tom 93, 95Morgan, The Hon Mr Justice 102, 108Morgan, Richard 80Morris, Debra 19Morris, Richard 123Morse, C G J 33Morse, Geoffrey 27, 123Moss, Gabriel 16, 82, 83Moss, Joanne R 3Mould, Tim 119Moules, Richard 1Mowbray, John 149Muir Watt, James 3Murphy, Darryl 131Murphy, Jack 17Murray, Carole 97Murray, Rebecca 147Muth, Graham 28Mynors, Charles 65, 127, 128Nathan, Aparna 145, 146Nazzini, Renato 31Newberry, Clive 128Newcomb, Jennifer 106Newman, John 70Newsom, G L 102Nic Shuibhne, Niamh 67Nicholls, Tom 15Nicholson, Rosalind 25Nock, Reginald S 145Noon, Clare 134Norley, Lyndon 83Norrie, Kenneth 136Norris, Josephine 64Norris, William 125Oakes, Alison 104Oakley, Vanessa 81Odgers, John 18O’Connor, Paul 99O’Dell, Eoin 99O'Donovan, James 13O’Hare, John 115Okoya, William 120Oldham, Mika 151Olivares-Caminal, Rodrigo 12Olsen, John R 88, 96O'Malley, Thomas 100O'Neill, Terry 88O'Reilly, Michael 4Orlik, Michael 73Ormerod, David 48O'Rourke, Raymond 73Osman, Chris 25O'Sullivan, Sean 110Ottervanger, Tom 31Ovey, Elizabeth 18Page, Alan 136Palmer, Julian 65Palmer, Norman 23Palmer, Stephanie 77Pannick, David 1Parker, Nigel 122Parkes, Richard 56, 121Parpworth, Neil 62Parry, Jacques 46Parry, Rebecca 71Partington, Martin 74Pawlowski, Mark 106Peel, Edwin 42Penn, Christopher N 121Penn, Graham 9Pereyra-Friedrichsen, Maria 97Perry, Damian 101Pester, Iain 111Peters, Edward 108Pett, David 144172

Index to AuthorsPetts, Timothy 125Philips, Chris 121Phillips, Jeremy 94Phillips, John 13Phipps, Charles 76Pickavance, Keith 34Pike, M J 133Pinto, Amanda 47Plender, Richard 33Plunkett, Christopher 130Pocklington, David 65Poudret, Jean-Francois 6Poustie, Mark 65Powell, John L. 7, 129Powles, Steven 48Poynter, Richard 71Pratt, John 21Price, David 56Price, Gareth 17Pritchard, Nigel 34Proctor, Charles 8Prosser, Kevin 146, 147Pugh-Smith, John 28, 101, 129Purchas, James 110Purdue, Michael 128Quint, Francesca 19Qureshi, Asif 96Rabinowitz, Laurence 32Radevsky, Anthony 105Radford, Jason 131Raffan, Michael 18Raistrick, Donald 133Rajak, Harry 85Ramsey, Vivian 35Ready, Nigel 110Reed, Paul 86Reeder, John 141Reeds, Graham 126Rees, David 44, 113Rees, Tom 45Rees-Jones, Mark 101Reid, Karen 77Reid, Kenneth G. C. 137Reid, Paula 100Rennie, Michele T 78, 79Reynolds, Barnabas 9Reynolds, Francis M B 133, 141Reynolds, Kirk 104, 105, 107Richards, Chris 119Richardson, James 46, 49Riddle, N F 19Rider, Barry A K 29Ritchie, Andrew 125Roberts, Harry 87Roberts, Peter 61Roberts, Tim 93Robinson, Anne 52Rodger, Martin 108Roe, Sally 38Rogers, Nicola 78Rogers, W V H 56Rohsler, Carl 109Rook, Peter 52Rose, Francis 142Rosenberg, Daniel 24Rosenthal, Adam 100Ross Martyn, John 151, 152Ross, Sidney 150Rowland, Mark 71Rowley, J William 32Rowley, Jason 125Ruddy, Noel 17Rudolf, Nathaniel 50Ryan, Fergus 98Sacker, Franz-Jurgen 32Salter, David 72Salzedo, Simon 112Samson, John M 103Samuel, Adam 18Sandbrook, Claire 112Sanders, Catherine 148Sands, Philippe 96Sara, Colin 100Sareen, Ben 35Sartin, Leon 148Saunders, Roy 145Saunsbury, Laura 109Sauvain, Stephen 73Saxby, Stephen 79Sayer, Stephen 23Scannell, Rick 78Schwarze, Juergen 1Scobbie, Eilidh M 137Scott, Andrew 30Scott, Hal S 8Scott, Katharine 124Scott, Struan 12Scriven, John 34Sealy, Len 25, 26, 84Sedley, Lord Justice 77Segal, Nick 82Seitler, Jonathan 106Senior, Paul 53Seres, Jonathan 124Shapiro, Eric 105Sheikh, Saira Kabir 128Shemtov, Noam 93Sherrin, Christopher 150Sherry, Michael 147Shiels, Robert S 137Shirley, James 1Shutter, Andrew 15Simons, Zack 28, 64Simor, Jessica 77Simpson, Edwin 149Simpson, Mark 147Sinclair, Graham 101Sinclair, Neil 21, 26Singh, Rabinder 77Skajaa, Lynne 143Skidmore, Paul 148Slot, Piet Jan 31Smerdon, Richard 27Smith, A T H 110Smith, Charles G S 26Smith, Christopher 142Smith, Geoffrey 94Smith, Graham 79Smith, Kassie 32Smith, Simon 121Smith, Tyson 61Smyth, Fidelma 21, 114Snowden, Richard 26, 83Solis, Elena 29, 66Soloman, Gary 103Solon, Mark 113Soundy, Mark 24Spangler, Timothy 13, 24Speller, Duncan 4Spencer, Martin 125Spiro, Brian 51Spry, Ian 113Spurgeon, Simon 44Srivastava, Arun 52St John Sutton, David 6St Clair, John 139Stamp, Mark 27Stanton, Keith 148Stanyer, Ann 150Staples, Chris 64Statham, Roger 53Stephens, Jessica 35Sterling, J A L 93Stewart, Roger 129Stilton, Andrew 25Stone, Neil 52Stone, Nigel 47Sturley, Michael F 142Stylianou, Andy 24Sunkin, Maurice 2Susskind, Richard 3Sutherland, David 147Suthersanen, Uma 92, 93Swanson, Joseph 83Sweet, Robert 104173

Index to AuthorsSydenham, Angela 65Tackaberry, John 5, 56Talbot, Kennedy 51Tanfield Chambers 108Tattersall, John 19Tettenborn, Andrew 40, 130, 143Thom, James 105Thomann, Colin 124Thomas, David 35Thomas, David A 48, 52, 53Thomas, Jacqueline L 53Thompson, Robert 25Thomson, Joe 137, 139Thornton, Justine 64Timothy, Patrick 44Timson-Hunt, Daren 97Todd, Elisabeth 72Todd, Richard 71, 72Tomkins, Nigel 124, 127Tomlinson, Hugh 76, 129Totty, Peter 82Toulson, R G 76Treitel, Guenter 42, 141Treumer, Steen 131Tritton, Guy 91Tromans, Stephen 63, 64, 65, 129Trompeter, Nicholas 103Tucker, Katherine 57Tucker, Lynton 149Tudway, Robert H 61Turle, Marcus 55Turner, David 129Turrall-Clarke, Robert 63, 129Uff, John 33Uhd Nielsen, Mogens 32Upton, William 101Vallat, Richard 146Van Der Woude, Marc 31van der Ziel, G J 142Van Nuffel, Piet 67Vanto, Jarno 42Vanto, Jessica 42Venne, Roger 1Vermulst, Edwin 30Vesterdorf, Peter 32Vinter, Graham 17Virgo, Graham 40Vogel, David 26Wade, Shai 3Wadlow, Christopher 95Wagstaffe, Christopher 70Waine, Lydia 48Wald, Richard 64Walker, Clive 56Walker, Mike 32Wallis, Peter 135Walsh, John 78Walsh, T 140Walters, Adrian 81Walton, Christopher 147Warburton, Jean 19Ward, Alexandra 134Ward, Robert 52Ward, Tim 32, 77, 78Warwick, Mark 103Waters, Malcolm 18Waters, Philip 94Watterson, Stephen 113Watts, Peter G 20Webber, Gary 103, 108Webster, Thomas H 4, 5Wells, Owen 52West, Ken 63Westmoreland Smith, Mark 128Wheeler, Sarah 44Wheeler-Booth, Michael 3Whelan, James 118White, Fidelma 98White, Robin 71Whitehead, Philip 53Whitehouse, Chris 144, 146, 149Wikeley, Nick 71, 72Wilby, David 130Wildblood, Stephen 70Wilderspin, Michael 33Willcocks, Hannah 134Williams, David 72Williams, Del 105Williams, Peter 106Williams, Sarah 35Williams, Victoria 126Williamson, Adrian 35Wilson, Christopher 106Wiseman, Imogen 91, 94Withers LLP 146, 149, 151Woloniecki, Jan 88Wood, Nick 88Wood, Penny 71Wood, Philip R 10, 11Wood, Simon E 147Woodley, Mick 133Woodroffe, Geoffrey 39Woolf, Jeremy 2Woolf, Lord 2Worthington, Sarah 26Wragge & Co 24Wright, Frank 66Wright, Jane 148Wynne, Geoffrey 14Young, John 87Yu, Peter 91Zander, Michael 51Ziegler, Andreas 96Zografos, Daphne 88Zuckerman, Adrian 111, 118174

INDEX TO SERIESBrehon LibraryBanking Law 97Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts 98British Shipping LawsArnould's Law of Marine Insurance 140Carver on Bills of Lading 141Carver on Charterparties 141Kennedy and Rose on the Law of Salvage 142Lowndes & Rudolf: The Law of General Averageand The York-Antwerp Rules 142Marsden - Collisions at Sea 143Sassoon: CIF and FOB Contracts 143Summerskill on Laytime 143British Tax LibraryGammie & de Souza: Land Taxation 145McCutcheon on Inheritance Tax 146Monroe & Nock on the Law of Stamp Duties 145Whiteman & Sherry on Income Tax 147Whiteman & Sherry on Capital Gains Tax 147Commercial SeriesBoilerplate: Practical Clauses 20Drafting Commercial Agreements 21Hewitt on Joint Ventures 21Intellectual Property Issues in CommercialTransactions 22International Agency, Distribution and LicensingAgreements 21Private Equity Law and Practice 24Restrictive Covenants under Commonand Competition Law 25Sale of Shares and Businesses 25Shareholders' Agreements 28Shareholders' Rights 28Sinclair on Warranties and Indemnitieson Share and Asset Sales 25Common Law LibraryArlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt 110Benjamin's Sale of Goods 20Bowstead and Reynolds on Agency 20Bullen & Leake & Jacob's Precedents of Pleadings 110Charlesworth & Percy on Negligence 147Chitty on Contracts 40Clerk & Lindsell on Torts 147Gatley on Libel and Slander 56Goff & Jones: The Law of Unjust Enrichment 113Jackson & Powell on Professional Liability 129McGregor on Damages 54Phipson on Evidence 115Contract Law LibraryContractual Duties: Performance, Breach,Termination and Remedies 40Duress, Undue Influence andUnconscionable Dealing 40Estoppel by Conduct and Election 42Formation and Variation of Contract 41Frustration and Force Majeure 42Illegality and Public Policy 41Interpretation of Contracts, The 41Misrepresentation, Mistake and Non-Disclosure 42Current Law Statute GuidesCriminal Justice Act 2003 53Gambling Act 2005 109Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 53Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 53Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 53Sexual Offences Act 2003 53European Legislation ServiceEncyclopedia of European Community Law 66Encyclopedia of European Union Law 66Greens Annotated ActsBribery Act 2010 136Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 137Damages (Scotland) Act 2011 137Greens Concise Scots Law SeriesCivil Procedure and Practice 136Greens Essential LegislationDebt Legislation 137Greens Practice LibraryCurrie on Confirmation of Executors 137Family Proceedings 138Law of Corporate Insolvency in Scotland, The 139IDS Employment HandbooksContracts of Employment 57Disability Discrimination 57Discrimination 57Employment Tribunal Practice and Procedure 58Equal Pay 58Industrial Action 58Maternity & Parental Rights 59Redundancy 60Sex Discrimination 60Transfer of Undertakings 60Unfair Dismissal 60Wages 61Working Time 61IDS Employment GuidesBullying and Harassment 57Equality Act 2010 58Holiday Rights 58Insolvency Practitioner SeriesCompany Liquidations 85Insurance Practitioner's LibraryColinvaux's Law of Insurance 85Insurance of Commercial Risks, The 86Law of Reinsurance in England and Bermuda, The 88MacGillivray on Insurance Law 87Professional Indemnity Insurance Law 86Intellectual Property LibraryCopinger & Skone James on Copyright 91Kerly's Law of Trade Marks and Trade Names 95Law of Passing-Off, The: Unfair Competition byMisrepresentation 95Russell-Clarke & Howe on Industrial Designs 92Terrell on the Law of Patents 94International Business Negotiating GuidesNegotiating International Joint Venture Agreements 23Negotiating International Software Licencesand Data Transfer Agreements 80Law and Practice of International Finance SeriesComparative Law of Security Interests andTitle Finance 10Conflict of Laws and International Finance 11International Loans, Bonds, Guarantees and LegalOpinions 11Principles of International Insolvency 10Project Finance, Securitisations andSubordinated Debt 11Regulation of International Finance 11Set-Off and Netting, Derivatives, Clearing Systems 11Litigation LibraryCivil Costs 110Commercial Litigation: Pre-Emptive Remedies 111Disclosure 112Expert Evidence: Law and Practice 113Jurisdiction and Arbitration Agreements and theirEnforcement 5Law and Practice of Compromise, The 114Limitation Periods 115References to the European Court 115Technology and Construction Court, The 38Local Government LibraryEncyclopedia of Environmental Health Lawand Practice 62Encyclopedia of Environmental Law 64Encyclopedia of Highway Law and Practice 73Encyclopedia of Housing Law and Practice 74Encyclopedia of Local Government Law 119Encyclopedia of Planning Law and Practice 128Encyclopedia of Road Traffic Law and Practice 134Parliament House BookGreen’s Annotated Rules of the Court of Session 138Green’s Sheriff Court Rules 138Green’s Solicitors Professional Handbook 139175

Index to SeriesPractitioner SeriesBoundaries, Walls and Fences 101Break Clauses 103Business Premises: Possession and Lease Renewal 103Civil Evidence 110Contentious Probate Claims 150Debt Recovery Through The Courts 112Defective Premises: Law and Practice 104Injunctions 114Letting Business Premises 107Personal Chattels: Law, Practice and Tax 150Powers of Attorney 151Property Transactions: Planning and Environment 103Property Transactions: Stamp Duty Land Tax 44Residential Possession Proceedings 108Wontner's Guide to Land Registry Practice 44Property and Conveyancing LibraryBarnsley's Land Options 100Cousins: The Law of Mortgages 101Dilapidations: The Modern Law and Practice 104Gadsden on Commons and Greens 101Gale on the Law of Easements 102Hague on Leasehold Enfranchisement 105Housing Law 74Muir Watt & Moss: Agricultural Holdings 3Preston and Newsom: Restrictive CovenantsAffecting Freehold Land 102Renewal of Business Tenancies 107Theobald on Wills 151SULIAgency 135Arbitration 135Anton’s Private International Law 136Constitutional Law 136Sweet & Maxwell's Tax LibraryDouble Taxation Conventions 144Taxation of Companies and CompanyReconstructions 146Trusts, Wills and Probate LibraryInheritance Act Claims: Law and Practice 150Law and Practice of Intestate Succession, The 150Lewin on Trusts 149Snell's Equity 149Tudor on Charities 19Williams, Mortimer & Sunnucks – Executors,Administrators and Probate 152176

INDEX TO LOOSELEAFSAgency Law 20Agricultural Law, Tax and Finance 3Aircraft Finance: Registration Securityand Enforcement 6Aircraft Liens and Detention Rights 6Anti Money Laundering Guide 6Asset and Project Finance: Law and Precedents 6British Company Law & Practice Service 25British Company Law Library 26Building Contract Disputes: Practice and Precedents 33Butler and Merkin's Reinsurance Law 85Charities: The Law and Practice 19Cohabitation: Law and Precedents 70Colinvaux and Merkin's Insurance Contract Law 85Collective Investment Schemes: Law and Practice 18Commercial Environmental Law and Liability 63Commercial Litigation: Pre-Emptive Remedies 111Commercial Property Development Precedents 101Commercial Transactions Checklists 21Commonhold Law 104Community Designs Handbook 91Community Trade Mark Handbook 94Company Directors: Law & Liability 26Company Precedents 26Construction and Engineering Precedents 34Copyright and Designs Law 92Cross on Local Government Law 119Current Sentencing Practice 48Data Protection: Laws of the World 55Derivatives: Law and Practice 7Discrimination in Employment 57Doing Business in Europe 66Domain Names: Global Practice and Procedure 88Double Taxation Conventions 144Due Diligence Law and Practice 26Dymond's Capital Taxes 144EC Competition Law Reporter 29Emmet and Farrand on Title 43Employee Share Schemes 144Employment Precedents and Company PolicyDocuments 58Encyclopedia of Competition Law 30Encyclopedia of Compulsory Purchase andCompensation 127Encyclopedia of Consumer Credit Law 7Encyclopedia of Consumer Law 39Encyclopedia of Data Protection and Privacy 55Encyclopedia of Environmental Health Lawand Practice 62Encyclopedia of Environmental Law 64Encyclopedia of European Community Law 66Encyclopedia of European Union Law 66Encyclopedia of Financial Services Law 7Encyclopedia of Highway Law and Practice 73Encyclopedia of Housing Law and Practice 74Encyclopedia of Information Technology Law 79Encyclopedia of Insurance Law 86Encyclopedia of Local Government Law 119Encyclopedia of Planning Law and Practice 128Encyclopedia of Professional Partnerships 123Encyclopedia of Rating and Local Taxation 119Encyclopedia of Road Traffic Law and Practice 134Encyclopedia of Social Services and Child Care Law 60Encyclopedia of United Kingdom and EuropeanPatent Law 93Energy Law and Regulation in the European Union 61EU Public Procurement: Law and Practice 130European Community Cases 66European Cross Border Estate Planning 145European Cross Border Insolvency 85European Patent Decisions 93European Patents Handbook 93European Patents Sourcefinder 94European Union Law Library 67Financial Provision in Family Matters 70Franchising: Law and Practice 21French Tax & Business Law Guide 70Gammie & De Souza: Land Taxation 145Global Telecommunications Law and Practice 79Greenslade on Costs 113Handbook of Business Tenancies 105Handbook of Dilapidations 105Handbook of Land Compensation:Law and Valuation 128Handbook of Rent Review 105Handbook of Residential Tenancies 105Heywood & Massey: Court of Protection Practice 113Housing Law 74Housing Law and Precedents 74Human Rights Practice 77Insolvency 82Insuring Foreign Risks 86International Computer and InternetContracts and Law 79International Contract Manual 41International Intellectual Property Litigation 89International Protection of the Environment 64International Public Procurement 130International Regulation of Finance and Investment 9International Security Regulations 9International Secured Transactions 9International Security Regulations StockExchanges of the World 9International Trust Precedents 149Keating on JCT Contracts 35Kemp & Kemp: Personal Injury Law,Practice and Procedure 125Kemp & Kemp: Quantum of Damages 125Landlord and Tenant Factbook 106Law of Loans and Borrowing, The 12Lawyer's Factbook, The 133Leasehold Law 106Licensing Procedures and Precedents 109Litigation Practice, The 115Local Authority Licensing and Registration 109Local Government Finance: Law and Practice 120Local Government Precedents and Procedures 120Melville: Forms and Agreements on IntellectualProperty 89Mitchell, Taylor and Talbot on Confiscation and theProceeds of Crime 51Money Laundering Law and InternationalFinancial Crimes 50Monroe & Nock on the Law of Stamp Duties 145Muir Hunter on Personal Insolvency 83Negotiating International Joint Venture Agreements 23Negotiating International Software Licencesand Data Transfer Agreements 80New Directions in the Law of the Sea GlobalDevelopments 96Occupational Illness Litigation 126Palmer's Company Law 27Palmer's Corporate Insolvency 83Patent Cooperation Treaty Handbook 94Pensions Law and Practice with Precedents 124PFI and Major Strategic Procurement in LocalGovernment, The 131Planning Controls and their Enforcement 128Potter & Monroe's Tax Planning with Precedents 146Practical Civil Court Precedents 115Practical Commercial Precedents 24Practical Conveyancing Precedents 44Practical Food Law Manual 73Practical Intellectual Property 90Practical Intellectual Property Precedents 90Practical Lease Precedents 107Practical Lending and Security Precedents 13Practical Matrimonial Precedents 71Practical Trust Precedents 149Practical Will Precedents 151Precedents for the Conveyancer 44Private Equity Transactions 24Probate Practice Manual 151Public Private Partnerships & PFI 131Regulation of Insurance in the UK, Ireland and EU 87Rowley & Baker: International Mergers –The Antitrust Process 32Ruoff & Roper: Registered Conveyancing 44Schofield’s Election Law 120Securities Transactions in Europe 17Sweet & Maxwell's Conveyancing Practice 44177

Index to LooseleafsSweet & Maxwell's Encyclopedia ofEmployment Law 60Sweet & Maxwell's Law of Pension Schemes 124Sweet & Maxwell's Planning Law: Practice andPrecedents 129Taxation of Companies and CompanyReconstructions 146Trade Mark Handbook, The 95Trade Marks, Trade Names and Unfair Competition:World Law and Practice 96Trademark Practice and Forms 95Transfer of Undertakings 40Transnational Contracts 42Transnational Litigation Guide 118United Kingdom Oil & Gas Law 62Water and Drainage Law 65Weinberg & Blank on Takeovers and Mergers 32Whiteman & Sherry on Capital Gains Tax 147Whiteman & Sherry on Income Gains Tax 147Woodfall: Landlord and Tenant 108World Intellectual Property Rights and Remedies 91World Online Business 80Wurtzburg & Mills: Building Society Law 18178

INDEX TO PERIODICALSAdministrative Court Digest 1Arbitration 4British Tax Review 144Civil Justice Quarterly 111CMLR Anti-Trust Reports 29Commercial Laws of Europe 20Common Market Law Reports 66Company Lawyer, The 29Compliance Officer Bulletin 7Computer and Telecommunications Law Review 78Construction Law Journal 34Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, The 43Criminal Appeal Reports 47Criminal Appeal Reports (Sentencing) 48Criminal Law Review 48Criminal Law Week 49Dublin University Law Journal 99Entertainment and Media Law Reports 121Entertainment Law Review 121Environmental Law Reports 64EU Focus 66European Commercial Cases 66European Competition Law Review 31European Copyright and Design Reports 92European Current Law 67European Human Rights Law Review 76European Human Rights Reports 76European Intellectual Property Review 88European Law Review 67European Patent Office Reports 94European Trade Mark Reports 94Fleet Street Reports 89Global Competition Litigation Review 31Housing Law Reports 74Human Rights Law Reports – UK Cases 77IDS Employment Law Brief 59IDS Pensions Law Reports 124Insolvency Intelligence 82Intellectual Property Quarterly 89International Arbitration Law Review 4International Business Law Journal 22International Company and Commercial Law Review 22International Energy Law Review 62International Litigation Procedure 114International Trade Law and Regulation 97Irish Jurist 99Journal of Business Law 22Journal of Housing Law 75Journal of International Banking Law & Regulation 9Journal of Personal Injury Law 124Journal of Planning and Environment Law 128Journal of Social Security Law 71Juridical Review 139Landlord and Tenant Reports 106Landlord and Tenant Review 106Law Quarterly Review, The 133Personal Injuries and Quantum Reports 126Planning Appeal Decisions 128Private Client Business 146Professional Negligence and Liability Reports 130Property Law Bulletin 103Property Planning and Compensation Reports 129Public Law 2Public Procurement Law Review 131Road Traffic Reports 134Scottish Criminal Law 140Sweet & Maxwell's Company Law Newsletter 28Sweet & Maxwell International Sports Law Review 144WIPO Journal 91179

INDEX TO DIGITAL PRODUCTSAnti Money Laundering Guide 6Archbold: Criminal Pleading, Evidenceand Practice 2012 46Archbold International Criminal Courts 46Arlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt 110A-Z of Contract Clauses 39Boilerplate: Practical Clauses 20Brighouse's Precedents of Wills 150British Company Law Library 26CIPA Guide to the Patents Acts 93Cohabitation 136Commercial Property Development Precedents 101Company Precedents 26Construction Law Service CD-ROM 34CPD Webinars 157Criminal Law Week 49Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 137Crime Desktop CD-ROM 47Crown Court Index 48Currie on Confirmation of Executors 137Declarations of Trust 148Directory of Local Authorities 43Disclosure 112Domestic Abuse and Scots Law 137Drafting Commercial Agreements 21Drafting Trusts and Will Trusts:A Modern Approach 148Drafting Trusts and Will Trusts in theChannel Islands 148Due Diligence Law and Practice 26Dymond's Capital Taxes 144Encyclopedia of Data Protection and Privacy 55Encyclopedia of Housing Law and Practice 73European Union Law Library 67FloSuite Legal 155Franchising Law and Practice 21Gas Sales and Gas Transportation Agreements 61Goff & Jones: The Law of Unjust Enrichment 113Green’s Practice Styles – Commercial Leases 138Hewitt on Joint Ventures 21Housing Law Service CD-ROM 75HousingVIEW 75IDS Employment Law Brief 59Information Rights 77Intellectual Property Issues inCommercial Transactions 22International Agency, Distribution and LicensingAgreements 21International Business Law Journal 22International Computer and Internet Contracts Law 79International Trust Precedents 149Interpretation of Contracts, The 41Jackson & Powell on Professional Liability 129JCT Contracts 36-37Keating on Construction Contracts 35Keating on JCT Contracts 35Kemp & Kemp Personal Injury Practice CD-ROM 125Kerly's Law of Trade Marks and Trade Names 95Landlord and Tenant Service CD-ROM 106Law of Passing Off, The 95Lawtel 156Law of Guarantees, The 12Legal Services Commission Manual 114Licensing Law and Practice 109Lightman & Moss: The Law of Receivers andAdministrators of Companies 83Matrimonial Conveyancing 43Media & Business Contracts Handbook, The 41Megarry & Wade: The Law of Real Property 102Mental Health Act Manual, The 123Morgan and Burden on Computer Contracts 80Negotiating International Joint Venture Agreements 23Negotiating International Software and DataTransfer Agreements 80Palmer’s Company Law 27Pensions Law and Practice with Precedents 124Personal Injury Pleadings 126Personal Injury Toolkit 126Pleading in Arbitration 139Practical Conveyancing Precedents 44Practical Lease Precedents 107Practical Lending and Security Precedents 13Practical Matrimonial Precedents 71Practical Trust Precedents 149Practical Will Precedents 151Private Equity Transactions 24Probate Practice Manual 151Restrictive Covenants under Commonand Competition Law 25Sale and Supply of Goods and Services 25Sale of Shares and Businesses 25Schofield’s Election Law 120Scottish Trusts: A Drafting Guide 140Scrutton on Charterparties 142Serengeti 156Sentencing Referencer 2012 52Service Charges and Management 108Shareholders' Agreements 28Sinclair on Warranties & Indemnities onShare & Asset Sales 25Sweet & Maxwell's Complete InsolvencyService CD-ROM 84Sweet & Maxwell's Express Wills CD-ROM 151Sweet & Maxwell's Planning Law Service CD-ROM 129Sweet & Maxwell's Probate Plus 151Sweet & Maxwell's Sentencing Service 53Trade Marks, Trade Names and UnfairCompetition CD-ROM 96Westlaw International 157Westlaw UK 154White Book, The 116-117Wilkinson's Road Traffic Offences 135180

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