The White Book Service 2019 : civil procedure

Full Title:

The White Book Service 2019 : civil procedure

Other Author:

Vos, Geoffrey

Statement of Responsibility:

editor in chief: Geoffrey Vos

Related Title:

Other edition available : 2018 Other edition available : 2018

Language:

English

Description:

4 v.

Summary:

The White Book contains the sources of law relating to the practice and procedures of the High Court and the County Court for the handling...

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The White Book contains the sources of law relating to the practice and procedures of the High Court and the County Court for the handling of civil litigation, subject to the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR), and is supplemented by substantial and comprehensive expert commentary. The White Book is relied upon by more judges and lawyers than any other legal text and is trusted for its authority and commentary. This year’s White Book publishes when the United Kingdom is in the process of exiting the European Union, which will amend the CPR and related legislation. All changes after the main work is published will be covered by way of supplements.
2019 Edition – What’s New? Brexit The new edition of the White Book publishes when the United Kingdom is in the process of exiting the European Union. It remains unclear what the exact effect of this will be for the Civil Procedure Rules and related legislation. The nature of any changes will depend on whether there is an exit deal and if so what its terms are. Whatever the exact terms of the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union amendments to the CPR are anticipated and at the time of finalising the main work volumes for press, amendments to the Civil Procedure Rules as a result of the UK exiting the EU (Brexit) had been published in draft form (the Civil Procedure Rules 1998 (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (Draft SI)). The White Book will cover these changes by way of supplements published as soon as possible after changes are announced. The supplements will be available in print, on Proview (both standalone and consolidated) and White Book on Westlaw (consolidated). Where amendments are anticipated at the time of writing, they are indicated in the relevant commentary to the CPR in the main volumes.
Other legislation, commentary and forms Amendments and additions introduced by the Civil Liability Act 2018 Amendments and additions introduced by the Courts and Tribunals (Judiciary and Functions of Staff) Act 2018 Commentary on the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 (in force on 20 March 2019) Practice Note: Business and Property claims in court issued by Chief Master Marsh (new December 2018 version replacing 2014 version) which applies to the Chancery Lists in the Business and Property Courts (Business List (ChD) (and its sublists), Competition List, Intellectual Property List, Property Trusts and Probate List, Revenue List) PD51O – Senior Master Practice Note on the Electronic Working Pilot Scheme—Queen’s Bench Division New Forms added to Civil Procedure Forms Volume (CD & Westlaw): JCPC Permission to Appeal Form and UKSC Permission to Appeal Commentary to Part 11 (Disputing the Court’s Jurisdiction) has been fully revised and updated Commentary to other key Parts and sections has been suitably revised in full and updated, including to Part 35 (Experts & Assessors) and the Pre-Action Protocols

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Contents:

Volume 1 Volume 1 contains the core materials needed for practising in the civil courts – County Court, High Court and the Court of Appeal....

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Volume 1 Volume 1 contains the core materials needed for practising in the civil courts – County Court, High Court and the Court of Appeal. It is principally devoted to the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR), Practice Directions and Pre-Action Protocols, together with substantial and comprehensive expert commentary. Section A – Full text of the Civil Procedure Rules (and Practice Directions) plus commentary Section B – Miscellaneous Practice Directions & Guidance Section C – Pre-Action Conduct and Protocols Section D – Table of Time Limits Section E - Glossary
Volume 2 Volume 2 contains materials relating to special procedures (CPR Parts 58 to 63, and Parts relating to Terrorism), Procedural and Court Guides, legislation and commentary on other, substantive, proceedings (eg. Housing, Business Tenancies, PI, and Insolvency) and commentaries on Contempt of Court, Limitation, Rights of Audience, ADR and Interim Remedies, and other general resources, including jurisdictional & procedural legislation. Section A1 – Procedural Guides Section 1 – Court Guides Section 2 – Specialist Proceedings (Parts 58-63A & Companies Act Proceedings) Section 3 – Other Proceedings (Housing, Business Tenancies, Contempt of Court, Human Rights, Insolvency, Personal Injury, Data Protection, Consumer Credit, Discrimination, Directors’ Disqualification, Civil Recovery, European Procedures (Part 78), Prevention of Terrorism (Parts 76, 79, 80, 88), Devolution, Employment) Section 4 – Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Section 5 – European Jurisdiction Section 6 – Administration of Funds, Property & Affairs Section 7 – Costs & Litigation Funding Section 8 – Limitation Section 9 – Jurisdictional & Procedural Legislation Section 10 – Court Fees Section 11-15 – Litigation & Procedural Topics (CPR, Rights of Audience, ADR, Interim Remedies)

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Publisher & Date:

London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2019.

Date of Publication:

2019

Publisher:

Sweet & Maxwell

Classification:

GB 280.1.2

ISBN:

9780414070592 (Vol. 1)
9780414070608 (Vol. 2)
9780414070561 (set print)
9780414071032 (set print + ebooks)
9780414000551 (set ebooks)
9780414070578 (set print + CD)
9780414071841 (1st supplement)
9780414072145 (2nd supplement)
9780414074590 (3rd supplement)