"Brearley and Bloch" focusses on the conflicts of interest which arise between employer and employee when the employee seeks to compete with the employer. Written by two specialist employment law practitioners, the book provides a comprehensive yet practical analysis of the law and good practice. It sets out the law, practice and appropriate strategy from both the employer's and employee's point of view. The book gives guidance on how to prevent competitive conflicts arising and what to do when they occur, what activities an employee or ex-employee may undertake and what they may not, practical steps to avoid potential conflict when drawing up a contract and the remedies available for breach of contract.

Brearley and Bloch: Employment Covenants and Confidential Information: Law, Practice and Technique

Brearley, Kate

Bloch, Selwyn

Butterworths Tolley

This edition of the work has been completely revised and expanded to ensure full coverage of relevant parts of the OSPRE syllabus.

Butterworths Police Law

Card, Richard

This book combines an authoritative interpretation of the EC Council Directive on the legal protection of software adopted in May 1991, with a practitioner's view on how to deal with the issues it raises for industry and the legal profession. "Legal Protection of Computer Programmes in Europe" provides a valuable comparison of the Directive to the corresponding laws of the US, Japan and Eastern Europe and should prove of great use to all those who are legal advisers to software developers and distributors, as well as to those in the software industry itself involved in the drafting of licences. The book addresses the significance of the Directive in WIPO discussions on a proposed protocol to the Berne Convention. It discusses the "legislative" history behind the Directive and how it is to be interpreted and shows the likely effects of the Directive on Member States, EFTA and Eastern European countries.

Legal Protection of Computer Programs in Europe: A Guide to the EC Directive

Czarnota, Bridget

Hart, Robert J.

This major textbook covers the commercial contracts relating to shipping, addressing the sale, finance and carriage contracts as a single commercial transaction by focusing on the Bill of Lading. It places the study of the Bill of Lading in the commercial context in which it is normally used and shows the practical importance of the relevant rules. Restructured and extensively rewritten, the new edition incorporates significant developments in legislation, international conventions and contractual rules. These include the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1992, The Sale of Goods (Amendment) Acts 1994 and 1995, The Hamburg Rules, and the ICC's 1993 Revision of the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits. It also includes new chapters on the shipping duties of sellers and buyers, on frustration, and on electronic trading. The text is supported by appendices containing sample trade forms and by relevant statutory materials including a fully updated version of The Sale of Goods Act 1979.

Sale of Goods Carried by Sea: Sale of Goods Carried by Sea

Debattista LLD, Charles

This transaction-based work deals with contaminated land and other environmentally-based issues to be borne in mind when carrying out enquiries, negotiating the contract and completing a conveyancing transaction. Landlord and tenant liabilities are covered, as are relevant precedents.

Waite and Jewell: Environmental Law in Property Transactions

Waite, Andrew

Jewell LLB, Tim

Environmental & Natural Resources Law

The Child Support Act 1991: a Practitioner's Guide

Burrows BA, David

Robson LLB PhD, Peter

Expert systems are sophisticated computer applications that contain representations of human expertise. They can apply this knowledge to solve problems and offer advice much as a human expert does, through interactive dialogue with non-experts. The systems offer explanations of the lines of reasoning they explore and of the conclusions they reach.

Latent Damage Law - the Expert System

Capper MA(Oxon) BA(Dunelm), Phillip

Susskind DPhil(Oxon) LLB(Glasgow), Richard E.

Neill, Lord Justice

First published in 1989, Road Traffic Law in Scotland is now established as a work of reference for all those involved in the detection and prosecution of road traffic offences. This edition takes account of the substantive changes in the law introduced by the Road Traffic Act 1991, as well as analyzing the many recent cases in this area of law.

Wheatley: Road Traffic Law in Scotland

Wheatley QC, John

Administrative Law

The 15th edition of this text adopts the same format as earlier editions, extracting the principles of trust law in the form of articles, which are then followed by analytical commentary. A new article dealing with the modern use of a "protector" is included in this edition

Underhill and Hayton: Law Relating to Trustees

Hayton MA LLB, David J.

Tax Law

The majority of universities and polytechnics now offer an intellectual property law option at undergraduate level. This volume has been produced for that audience and in this new edition, it collects together statutes, statutory instruments and European materials and guidelines relating to the subject.

Butterworths Intellectual Property Law Handbook (Butterworth Handbooks)

Phillips BA(Cantab) PhD MinstPI, Jeremy

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