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The Civil Court Practice 2024 (The Green Book)(Hardcopy, CD & eBook)
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Product description
Why should you buy The Civil Court Practice 2024 (The Green Book)(Hardcopy, CD & eBook)
Practical support and guidance at your finger-tips: The Green Book covers everything you need to practice in the civil courts, including the High Court, County Court and specialist courts governed by the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR).
The Green Book is the essential guide to bringing, defending and appealing civil proceedings. It provides focused, authoritative and comprehensive coverage of the Civil Procedure Rules with commentary from experts including Lord Justices of Appeal, sitting in the High Court, District Judges and leading practitioners. The full text of both main volumes and both supplements, as well as the complete set of fillable and downloadable forms is also made available.
The newly revamped edition brings together all the latest information and guidance around the development of the online court as part of HMCTS’ reform programme for the justice system. The introduction of a brand new Online Reforms section provides expert commentary for PD 51R Online Civil Money Claims Pilot and PD 51ZB Damages Claims Pilot, as well as other related topics including Artificial Intelligence (AI). The online version also links to further reading from the Lexis+ Practical Guidance module to ensure customers are up to date on the most recent developments in this rapidly changing area.
The Green Book contains all the essential materials needed to practice in the civil courts, namely:
- Up to date online source with new and amended Rules and PDs online within 24 hours.
- Clear, comprehensive and pertinent explanation of the Civil Procedure Rules, recent case law and their application.
- Essential commentary and explanatory notes, written by an expert editorial board including QBD and Chancery Masters, District Judges and leading practitioners.
- Carefully reviewed and curated content to ensure only the most relevant material is included.
- Easy to follow structure – Practice Directions published with their relevant Rule.
- Clear layout with Rules highlighted for easy navigation.
- Volume 2 is unique in its breadth, containing specialist coverage including anti-social behaviour, consumer contracts, data protection, landlord & tenant, personal injury, Mental Capacity and Mental Health, and Wales.
The Green Book consists of two Volumes and one Autumn Supplement.
Table of contents
Volume 1
Part I: Procedure in the Civil Courts
- Online Reforms
- Civil Procedure Rules
- Rules of the Supreme Court
- County Court Rules
- Other Practice Directions
- Protocols
Part II: General Jurisdiction
- Senior Courts Act 1981
- County Courts Act 1984
- High Court and County Courts Jurisdiction Order 1991
- Courts Act 2003
- Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007
- Anti-Social Behaviour
- Arbitration
- Companies
- Consumer Contracts
- Contempt of Court
- Crown Proceedings
- Data Protection
- Employment
- Environment
- Equality
- Europe
- Family Provision
- Funding of Legal Services
- Funds in Court
- Harassment
- Human Rights
- Landlord & Tenant and Housing
- Limitation
- Mental Capacity and Mental Health
- Mobile Homes
- Patents and Other Intellectual Property
- Personal Injury and Death
- Personal Property
- Real Property
- Solicitors and Other Legal Representatives
- Trusts and Administration of Estates
- Wales
