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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Rafal Zakrzewski (Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales)Publisher: Oxford University Press Imprint: Oxford University Press Dimensions: Width: 16.30cm , Height: 2.10cm , Length: 24.20cm Weight: 0.559kg ISBN: 9780199278756ISBN 10: 019927875 Pages: 264 Publication Date: 07 April 2005 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsTable of Cases ; Table of Statutes ; 1. Introduction ; 2. Instability of 'Remedy' ; 3. Writers on 'Remedies' ; 4. Stable Core Meaning of 'Remedy' ; 5. Classification of Remedies ; 6. Discretion and Remedies ; 7. Replicating Primary Rights: Common Law Remedies ; 8. Replicating Primary Rights: Equitable Remedies ; 9. Replicating Primary Rights: Statutory Remedies ; 10. Replicating Secondary Rights: Common Law Remedies ; 11. Replicating Secondary Rights: Equitable Remedies ; 12. Replicating Secondary Rights: Statutory Remedies ; 13. Transformative Remedies ; 14. Conclusion ; BibliographyReviewsDoctoral theses published as monographs rarely make useful student texts but this book on remedies is an exception... this is a comprehensive book - or at least it is comprehensive in the area of private law - that...covers the common law, equitable and statutory remedies in an informative, clear and concise manner. Each remedy is analysed according to the same formula, namely under the headings of the form of the order, the nature of the remedy, the nature of the substantive right replicated, and enforcement. And within this formula the author often makes a number of very pertinent observations which more general textbooks on private law overlook Cambridge Law Journal Remedies Reclassified is a major contribution to the common law library. It is the first book length study devoted exclusively to the classification of private law remedies. It is clearly written and (as befits a book on classification) beautifully organised. More importantly, it develops and defends a classificatory scheme that succeeds to a significant degree in illuminating not just the law of remedies but the wider private law...The classificatory scheme developed in Remedies seems likely to provide the foundation for future debates in this area. Dr Zakrzewski's substantive arguments are important, the scheme he develops is at once broad in scope but relatively simple in structure, and the whole is presented clearly and succinctly...All readers will be inspired to think about private law in ways they had not done before and to ask questions they had not considered previously Law Quarterly Review Doctoral theses published as monographs rarely make useful student texts but this book on remedies is an exception... this is a comprehensive book - or at least it is comprehensive in the area of private law - that...covers the common law, equitable and statutory remedies in an informative, clear and concise manner. Each remedy is analysed according to the same formula, namely under the headings of the form of the order, the nature of the remedy, the nature of the substantive right replicated, and enforcement. And within this formula the author often makes a number of very pertinent observations which more general textbooks on private law overlook Cambridge Law Journal Remedies Reclassified is a major contribution to the common law library. It is the first book length study devoted exclusively to the classification of private law remedies. It is clearly written and (as befits a book on classification) beautifully organised. More importantly, it develops and defends a classificatory scheme that succeeds to a significant degree in illuminating not just the law of remedies but the wider private law...The classificatory scheme developed in Remedies seems likely to provide the foundation for future debates in this area. Dr Zakrzewski's substantive arguments are important, the scheme he develops is at once broad in scope but relatively simple in structure, and the whole is presented clearly and succinctly...All readers will be inspired to think about private law in ways they had not done before and to ask questions they had not considered previously Law Quarterly Review Author InformationDr Rafal Zakrzewski is an Assistant Parliamentary Counsel of the UK, a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland and a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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