Atkin's Court Forms [191526]

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Atkin's Court Forms is the United Kingdom's only encyclopedia of Civil Litigation Forms, Precedents and Procedure. It provides practitioners with a truly unrivalled collection of the main procedural documents required in every civil proceeding before the courts and judicial tribunals of England and Wales. The encyclopedia has been completely updated to comply with the Civil Procedures Rules, giving you a vast array of commentary and guidance on the application of the Rules and around 10,000 CPR compliant Forms & Precedents, drafted in a modern and authoritative manner. It is the perfect drafting tool for litigators, helping to ensure that you find the right form for the right process at the right time and place, saving you time and money and assisting in the smooth operation of the court process.The encyclopedia is easy to use and practical in its emphasis. Each title contains expert commentary to guide you through general and specialist court procedures. Procedural tables act as handy checklists for experienced practitioners, or step-by-step guides for the less qualified, while the Forms and Precedents cover all stages of proceedings from pre-action right through to post judgment. The Forms are fully annotated and cross-referenced to the appropriate paragraphs in the explanatory text.Atkin's Court Forms currently comprises a set of nearly 70 volumes; two Civil Procedure volumes, containing the full annotated text of the Rules, Practice Directions and pre-action Protocols; a Consolidated Index and Consolidated Tables; and a quarterly looseleaf updating service, covering relevant developments in both law and practice, to ensure that the commentary and precedents are regularly updated. Volumes are also revised and reissued on a regular basis and these are charged separately on publication. Atkin's Court Forms is also available on CD-ROM and online.

Author:	Foster, Ian; Gee, D. S.; Angel, G. B. N. A.; Kershaw, Michael, QC; Turner, Robert
Date Published:	01 January 1991
Document Type:	Books
Format:	Hardback
ISBN:	0406083029
ISBN13:	9780406083029
Publisher:	LexisNexis UK

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