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Denning Lord

The due process of law - London Butterworths 1980 - 263p xviii

Content:
PART ONE. ;
Keeping the streams of justice pure and clean ;
Introduction ;
1. In the face of the Court ;
2. The victimisation of witnesses ;
3. Refusing to answer questions ;
4. Scandalising the Court ;
5. Disobedience to an order of the Court ;
6. Prejudicing a fair trial ;
Conclusion ;
PART TWO. ;
Inquiries into conduct ;
Introduction ;
1. Into the conduct of judges ;
2. Into the conduct of ministers ;
3. Into the conduct of directors ;
4. Into the conduct of gaming clubs ;
5. Into the conduct of aliens ;
6. Into the delays of lawyers ;
PART THREE. ;
Arrest and Search ;
Introduction ;
1. Making an arrest ;
2. Making a search ;
3. New procedures ;
PART FOUR. ;
The Mareva injunction ;
Introduction ;
1. We introduce the process ;
2. We are reversed ;
PART FIVE. ;
Entrances and exits ;
Introduction ;
1. The common law about aliens ;
2. Commonwealth citizens ;
3. Exits ;
PART SIX. ;
Ventures into Family Law ;
1. How I learned the trade ;
2. The story of emancipation ;
PART SEVEN. ;
The deserted wife's equity ; Introduction ;
1. Invoking Section 17 of the 1882 Act ;
2. Invoking the aid of equity ;
3. The Lords triumphant ;
4. Lady Summerskill takes charge ;
PART EIGHT. ;
The wife's share in the home ;
1. The judges introduce it ;
2. The wide principle of fairness ;
3. The trust concept ;
4. Where there is no financial contribution ;
Conclusion ;
Epilogue ;
Index

ISBN: 9780406176080

Subjects--Topical Terms:
1.Law Reform

Dewey Class. No.: 340.300000 / DEN-2