Part of the "Civil Appeals" series, this work covers the practice and procedure of appeals in the courts. It also examines the law, principles, procedures and processes involved in these specialist areas.

Part of the leading "Civil Appeals" series, this work has been updated and restructured, to ensure it combines the authority of the "Civil Appeals" looseleaf (from which it has come) but is now presented in a practical, portable and accessible format. Clearly written and cross referenced, the book can be used by busy practitioners in combination with the main work in the library. Any practitioner faced with the decision as whether to appeal, or has questions arising at each stage, will benefit enormously from this book that examines the law, principles, procedures and processes involved in these specialist areas. Cross-referred throughout to the main volume that covers the practice and procedure of appeals in the courts, this book is part of a series as well as a work in itself. Other volumes cover Commercial Cases, Family and Social Welfare and Employment.

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