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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 4<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> Product ID: 484885Hardback £319.00/€406.00May-2012 978 0 414 02455 7<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> Product ID 5671451st Supplement, Paperback c. £65.00/c. €83.00Dec-2012 978 0 414 02456 4<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> 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 0<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> 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 1<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> 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 2<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> Product ID: 13773Hardback £155.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 135

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