Dealing with the three basic concepts of the law of heritable property - landownership/the burdens of property/transfer of ownership, this book aims to supply an introductory text that can be utilized by students on courses ranging through law, land economics and the legal profession.

Scottish property law: An introduction

Angus McAllister

Business

LexisNexis UK

The book aims to offer an account of the law which contains enough technical detail to satisfy the needs of undergraduates, while signposting the different perspectives and areas of debate which may be pursued by the specialist. This edition updates the work in key areas.

Law and the Family

Parker, Stephen

Dewar, John

xxii 256p blue paperback, very good, unused fresh copy, stamp to endpaper, library bookplate, never used

Stone : Cross-Examination in Criminal Trials

Marcus Stone

Any contract is likely to have its fair share of exemption clauses and failure to 'read the small print' is often the biggest cause for complaint between litigators. This title provides major treatment of the law relating to exemption clauses as well as encompassing the regulation of 'unfair' terms (a concept introduced by the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1994). These regulations extend to all terms and to certain areas of business, such as insurance, not covered by the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977. The book gives in-depth coverage to exemption clauses and unfair terms and includes commentary on the Unfair Terms in Consumer Regulations 1999.

Exemption Clauses, Penalty Clauses and Unfair Terms

Elizabeth Macdonald LLB LLM

Despite the plethora of small books on the market relating to various aspects of child law and, in particular, the Children Act 1989, there is no single up to date text which covers the whole of civil child law, from adoption and child abduction to child care law and wardship. This text aims to fill that void. It deals with both procedural and substantive law and should be of interest to child law practitioners, court officials and legal departments in local authorities.

The law relating to children

Christina M. Lyon

" An introductory study of financial and management accounting, outlining the basic concepts and procedures, placing particular emphasis on the significance of information in accounting reports. A free Teacher's Guide is available on request Questions to check understanding are included within the text, with further practice material at the end of each chapter Deals with both private and public sector organisations Covers all the most recent changes in the AAT and NVQ syllabuses"

Introduction to Accounting for Business Studies

Langley, F.P.

Business & Money

Starke's International Law

J.G. Starke

Foreign & International Law

Book by MacQueen, Hector L., Thomson, J.M., Tomson, J.M.

Contract Law in Scotland

Hector L. MacQueen LLB PhD

The second edition of this popular work reflects the numerous changes in the law relating to food and food safety that have occurred since 1990 such as GM food labelling, claims nutrition labelling and misleading descriptions. New sections of the work deal with the Food Standards Act 1999, the Government of Wales Act 1998, the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 and current feeding stuffs legislation. Among other important areas covered are the latest Regulations on additives and contaminants, food hygiene (including BSE and E-coli 0157) and food labelling including QUID and GMO's. This accessible step-by-step guide explains the principles and extent of current legislation. Written in a straightforward and easy-to-use style, it provides quick and easy access to the legislation that affects practitioners on a daily basis.

Butterworths Food Law

A.A. Painter

"This book provides a modern, fresh and practical approach to the skill of drafting. It explains how to draft legally effective commercial contracts, considers negotiating issues commonly encountered in commercial drafting, and explains how contracts are interpreted by the courts.It provides notes and commentary on a range of legal, practical and commercial issues which commonly arise when drafting commercial contracts and practical examples are given throughout, in order to illustrate clearly the points made.The book offers clause-by-clause guidance through a detailed commercial agreement, highlighting problem areas, explaining why the agreement is structured and drafted in a particular way, indicating where words have acquired meaning according to case law or legislation, suggesting best practice, commenting on possible solutions to practical problems and discussing 'boilerplate' terms and their usefulness."

Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Contracts

Anderson, Mark S.

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