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Part One.
The Construction of Documents Introduction
1. Command of language
2. The interpretation of statutes
3. The interpretation of wills and other unilateral documents
4. The construction of contracts
5. Looking for help
Part Two.
Misuse of Ministerial Powers Introduction
1. Deciding wrongly
2. Clauses ousting the courts
3. Declarations
4. Other points on tribunals
5. Administrative decisions
6. Clauses giving unfettered discretion
7. Prerogative power
8. The Ultra Vires clause
Part Three.
Locus Standi Introduction
1. Modern extensions
2. The Blackburn cases
3. Declaration and injunction
4. The remedy of judicial review
5. Private rights
6. The Gouriet case
Part Four.
Abuse of 'Group' Powers Introduction
1. Powers against own members
2. Powers against other persons Conclusion
Part Five.
High Trees
Introduction
1. The High Trees case Conclusion
Part Six.
Negligence Introduction
1. Leading up to Candler v Crane, Christmas
2. Doctors at law
3. The impact of Hedley Byrne
4. Houses falling down
5. Innocent representation made actionable
6. Surprising consequences Conclusion
Part Seven.
The Doctrine of Precedent Introduction
1. The doctrine of precedent Conclusion Epilogue Index
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reviewed The Discipline of Law on October 17, 2014 The Discipline of Law
Very good, an interesting account of the court rooms in the 19th Century from Lord Denning.
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