The common law of obligations : Divergence and unity

By:

Robertson Andrew

Contributor(s):

Tilbury Michael

Publication details: Oxford Hart Publishing 2016Description: 331p xxxviiISBN:

9781782256564

Subject(s):

1. Obligations Law 2. Civil Law 3. Common Law

DDC classification:

346.020000 ROB

Contents:

Table of contents 1. Unity, Divergence and Convergence in the Common Law of Obligations Andrew Robertson and Michael Tilbury 2. The Influence of Comparative Law on the English Law of Obligations Andrew Burrows 3. Unity,Then Divergence: The Privy Council, the Common Law of England and the Common Laws of Canada, Australia and New Zealand Paul Finn 4. A Conscious Effort to Develop a 'Different' Common Law of Obligations: A Possible Endeavour? Goh Yihan 5. A Common Law of Tort: Is there a European Rift in the Common Law Family? Paula Giliker 6. A Judicial Perspective on the Development of Common Law Doctrine in the Light of Statute Law Anthony Mason 7. Public Actors and Private Obligations: A Judicial Perspective Sian Elias 8. The Tort Liability of Public Authorities: A Comparative Analysis Peter Cane 9. We'll Meet Again: Convergence in the Private Law Treatment of Public Bodies Niamh Connolly 10. How to have a Common Private Law: The Presuppositions of Legal Conversation Allan Beever 11. The Philosophies of the Common Law and their Implications: Common Law Divergences, Public Authority Liability and the Future of a Common Law World Dan Priel 12. Obligations, Governance and Society: Bringing the State Back In TT Arvind 13. Divergent Evolution in the Law of Torts: Jurisdictional Isolation, Jurisprudential Divergence and Explanatory Theories James Goudkamp and John Murphy 14. Common Law Values: The Role of Party Autonomy in Private Law Sarah Worthington

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Table of contents
1. Unity, Divergence and Convergence in the Common Law of Obligations
Andrew Robertson and Michael Tilbury
2. The Influence of Comparative Law on the English Law of Obligations
Andrew Burrows
3. Unity,Then Divergence: The Privy Council, the Common Law of England and the Common Laws of Canada,
Australia and New Zealand
Paul Finn
4. A Conscious Effort to Develop a 'Different' Common Law of Obligations: A Possible Endeavour?
Goh Yihan
5. A Common Law of Tort: Is there a European Rift in the Common Law Family?
Paula Giliker
6. A Judicial Perspective on the Development of Common Law Doctrine in the Light of Statute Law
Anthony Mason
7. Public Actors and Private Obligations: A Judicial Perspective
Sian Elias
8. The Tort Liability of Public Authorities: A Comparative Analysis
Peter Cane
9. We'll Meet Again: Convergence in the Private Law Treatment of Public Bodies
Niamh Connolly
10. How to have a Common Private Law: The Presuppositions of Legal Conversation
Allan Beever
11. The Philosophies of the Common Law and their Implications: Common Law Divergences, Public Authority Liability and the Future of a Common Law World
Dan Priel
12. Obligations, Governance and Society: Bringing the State Back In
TT Arvind
13. Divergent Evolution in the Law of Torts: Jurisdictional Isolation, Jurisprudential Divergence and Explanatory Theories
James Goudkamp and John Murphy
14. Common Law Values: The Role of Party Autonomy in Private Law
Sarah Worthington

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