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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. Itexplains the whole range of enforcementprocedures which are available once a judgmenthas been made, such as writs of execution,charging orders and insolvency proceedings.• Gives guidance on the entire enforcementprocess, from preliminary steps right up tofinal enforcement• Includes examples of court orders and formsand explains how to use them correctly• Explains how to wind up a company,bankrupt an individual and deal withinsolvent partnerships• Covers the Tribunals Courts and EnforcementAct 2007• Goes through the Commercial Rent RecoveryProcedure• Assesses the developing role of High CourtEnforcement Officers• Includes a chapter on the enforcement offoreign judgmentsJURISDICTION: United KingdomDec-2010 978 0 414 04324 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 416178Hardback, 566 pp £130.00/€166.00DISCLOSURELITIGATION LIBRARY4TH EDITIONPaul Matthews and Hodge M Malek, QCNEWEDITION"A treasure trove of learning, clearly andaccurately distilled" – Lord Bingham ofCornhill"An extremely important contribution toprocedural and evidential scholarship" –Civil Justice QuarterlyDisclosure provides an authoritative anddetailed analysis of the law relating to theprocess whereby parties to an actiondisclose to each other all documents relatingto the action. It examines both substantivelaw and procedure, discussing the “who,what, how and when” of disclosureobligations and explaining the implicationsof non-compliance.The new edition brings the text up to datewith the Civil Procedure Amendment Rules2010, incorporates important developmentsin electronic disclosure, time of disclosure,Norwich Pharmacal and other pre-actiondisclosure, and examines recent cases.• A single, reliable reference source forlitigation practitioners, combiningcoverage of both substantive law andprocedure• Covers both documentary and nondocumentarydisclosure• Deals with electronic disclosure• Considers the issue of privilege and thewaiver of it• Covers disclosure in a wide range ofcourts and tribunals• Provides detailed analysis of casedecisions, including Commonwealthcases• Includes the relevant extracts from theCPR, with related Practice Directions andupdated forms and precedents• Remains a key text internationally withmaterial relevant to the Commonwealth,Ireland and the Channel IslandsCONTENTS: Introduction; Time of Disclosure;Norwich Pharmacal and Other Pre-actionDisclosure; People Who Must Give Disclosure;What Must Be Disclosed; Means of Disclosure;Electronic Disclosure; Objections to Disclosure;Inspection of Documents; Production by Nonparties;Objections to Inspection; Loss ofprivilege; Failure to Comply with DisclosureObligation; Solicitor’s Obligations; CollateralUse of Documents; Information Requests; OtherDisclosure of Facts; Experts’ Reports; RealEvidence; Disclosure in Other Courts andTribunals; The Impact of the Human Rights Act1998; Appendices.JURISDICTION: England & Wales, CommonwealthJan-2012 978 0 414 04779 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 497327Hardback c. £225.00/c. €286.00Available as an eBook during 2012 – see page viDOCUMENTARYEVIDENCE11TH EDITIONCharles Hollander, QCNEWEDITION"This is an excellent book... an invaluable andindispensable guide to the challenges posedby the ever-developing law on disclosure."– Civil Justice Quarterly"An essential working tool for the litigator."– European Intellectual Property ReviewDocumentary Evidence provides acomprehensive guide to the legal obligationsof disclosure. It supplies a blend of detailedlegal analysis and clear, practical advice,steering practitioners in chronological orderthrough all the issues that may arise during acase, and showing them when and how totake action at each stage.A standard work often cited in court, thisnew edition allows readers to interpret therules in light of the most recent case law.• Fully updated to cover the latest judicialinterpretations of the Civil ProcedureRules• Deals with disclosure at all stages of acase, from pre-action to witnessstatements and expert reports• Advises on how to obtain, assess andmanage the documents needed• Discusses the practicalities of CPRdisclosure• Shows how to raise, and combat, theavailable defences to disclosure• Sets out the rights of access todocuments held by companies, trusts,partners, receivers and agents, as well asaccess to court documents• Analyses the powers of regulatory orpublic bodies to obtain or disclosedocuments• Explains what to do when disclosureobligations are not met• Covers all aspects of privilege, includinghow to claim and waive it• Discusses how to deal with internationalelements of a case, such as witnesses outof the jurisdiction or documentary ordersagainst foreign entitiesJURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2012 978 0 414 02423 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 565301Hardback £205.00/€261.00112 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk