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Venturing to do justice : Reforming private law, by
Publication details: Cambridge Harvard University Press 1961Description: 183pISBN:- 9780674497191
- 347.000000 KEE
Contents:
Content:
I. Changing Processes of Law Reform;
1. Courts and Legislatures as Agencies of Abrupt Change;
2. Prospective Judicial Lawmaking;
3. Occasions for Prospective or Retroactive Overruling;
4. Evolutionary Revision of Legal Doctrine in Courts;
5. Juries and Trial Judges as Agencies of Law Reform and Administration;
6. Drafting and Interpreting Statutes;
II. Two Areas of Major Substantive Change;
7. Harms from Products and Services;
8. Harms from Traffic Accidents;
III. A Perspective on the Future;
9. Blending Old and New;
Appendix: Overruling Decisions of a Decade, 1958–1967;
Index
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National Law School | Mansfield Section | 347 KEE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | 32617 |
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Content:
I. Changing Processes of Law Reform;
1. Courts and Legislatures as Agencies of Abrupt Change;
2. Prospective Judicial Lawmaking;
3. Occasions for Prospective or Retroactive Overruling;
4. Evolutionary Revision of Legal Doctrine in Courts;
5. Juries and Trial Judges as Agencies of Law Reform and Administration;
6. Drafting and Interpreting Statutes;
II. Two Areas of Major Substantive Change;
7. Harms from Products and Services;
8. Harms from Traffic Accidents;
III. A Perspective on the Future;
9. Blending Old and New;
Appendix: Overruling Decisions of a Decade, 1958–1967;
Index
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