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Garner's Administrative Law
Garner's Administrative Law is widely regarded as providing a comprehensive account of the basic principles of administrative law, and explains these principles with clarity and authority. In addition to discussing the judicial review of administrative action, it contains much material on theinstitutions and processes of central and local government, delegated legislation, tribunals and inquiries and the various Ombudsmen.
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Garner's Environmental Law
Garner's Environmental Law is a comprehensive collection of UK Acts, statutory instruments, Scottish Acts and SIs, and EC source materials covering environmental law. The work now includes new authoritative commentary dealing with a range of topics from regulation, enforcement and disputes, to reporting and management, taxes and incentives, waste and hazardous substances, marine and pollution, conservation and habitats.The service is fully maintained through regular issues, informing subscribers of forthcoming legislation, EU regulations and directives, cases and prosecutions. The service is available on CD-ROM and online.
Garner's Local Land Charges
The 12th edition of this guide to Local Land Charges has been revised and updated to make it more user-friendly for beginner and experienced practitioner alike. As well as covering all the latest legislation, it includes new information on current issues facing Local Land Charges Officers, including: the Local Land Charges Code of Practice; Voluntary Performance Indicators; the National Land Information Services (NLIS); professional development - NVQs and related training; NALLCO/ALLCO; and computerization - its implications and practical considerations.
Garner's Rights of Way and Access to the Countryside
This series sets out comprehensive advice on major areas of legal practice tackled by the solicitor on a day-to-day basis. This book discusses public and private rights of way, how rights of way are created, who is responsible for them, where they should be recorded and how to revoke them.
