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Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts
Winner of the Law Book of the year category at the Irish Law Awards 2012 The third edition of Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts provides you with a comprehensive and definitive analysis of the main areas of civil practice and procedure in the Superior Courts. Practitioners will find this new edition an absolute must-have as it provides an in-depth analysis of the key aspects of practice and procedure and includes coverage of the amended Order 84 dealing with applications for judicial review and the amended rules relating to discovery. Right up-to-date - Includes coverage of S.I. No. 691 of 2011 This new edition include coverage of the Rules of Superior Courts (Judicial Review) 2011 (S.I...
McGrath on Evidence
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Enforcement of Judgments
This is a comprehensive and practical guide for legal practitioners working in the area of enforcement. It covers practice and procedure relating to enforcement in the Superior Courts, the Circuit Court and the District Court. It is a comprehensive, readable, practical guide for practitioners involved in providing advice in relation to enforcement. Key features * Summarises the impact on enforcement of important recent legislation, including the Personal Insolvency Act 2012 * Deals with all important post-judgment remedies including attachment of debts,judgment mortgages, discovery in aid of execution, instalment orders, charging orders, stop orders, the sheriff, orders of delivery and seque...
Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts
Provides a definitive analysis of the main areas of civil practice and procedure in the Superior Courts. This book guides through the commencement and service of proceedings, pleadings, summary and special summons procedure, the trial of plenary actions and the bringing of appeals to the Supreme Court.
Evidence
Scholarly but extremely practical work. The Hon Mr Justice Ronan Keane in the Foreword to the first edition. Part of the Round Hall Brehon Library, Evidence is unique in its breadth of coverage and detail. It deals not only with the law of evidence as it applies to criminal trials but also with the rules applicable in civil trials. It concentrates on Irish case law in relation to the Law of Evidence, but also discusses relevant jurisprudence from other jurisdictions including decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. This title is the definitive book on evidence and is a must-have for the serious practitioner. Key Features * Examines the concept of relevance and the basic rules govern...
The New Wigmore
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Beweisrecht in Der Europäischen Union
This important book, the fifth in the Civil Procedure in Europe series, provides a comparative overview, of 13 EU countries and Switzerland, on the law of evidence. Each country's practice in this area is described and analysed by a national expert distinguished in the field of civil procedural law. The contributions are written in either English, French or German, and are followed by summaries in both remaining languages. Bibliographies are included to enable the reader to locate material for further study. A comparative contribution by the editor, Professor Jose Lebre de Freitas, analyses the similarities and differences between the various European systems. Furthermore, the editor discusses attempts to harmonise the law of evidence in Europe and provides concrete suggestions for a future harmonisation or unification of this area of law. The countries covered are Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
The New Wigmore
" ... I hope that this treatise will contribute to the development of evidentiary law by addressing underlying conceptual issues and examining the basic precepts and organizing principles of that law. The responsibility of an author of this treatise is qualitatively different from that of a lawyer or judge focusing on the case at hand, or even of a scholar working on a law review article or on a smaller treatise". -- INTRODUCTION.
The Irish Jurist
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