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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Applied Jurisprudence and Principles of Legal Practice, Albert Keating argues that substantive jurisprudence may be extended to include concepts of applied jurisprudence and principles of legal practice. He advances his argument by asserting that the first task of applied jurisprudence is to identify the basic law of the constitution of a legal system by the application of naturalist and positivist principles. The second task is to identify the sources of law at play in the system, and this includes interpretative sources, which may be ranked as primary, secondary and tertiary sources of law. Interpretative sources also consist of tests and criteria formulated by the courts out of former decisions, and applied to current contentious matters of the same kind. The jurisprudential process of conceptualisation may also be adopted and applied when formulating concepts out of a fusion of rules, duties, and rights, and illustrates this by formulating a concept of a will fashioned out of a fusion of the validity rules of wills, duties of executors and succession rights of beneficiaries. Determinant factors may also be employed for the purposes of devising formulae for use in legal practice, and for identifying the correct legal procedures for use in applications to the courts. [Subject: Applied Jurisprudence, Law] Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Part I, gives a full and detailed account of theenforcement of contracts for the sale of land, interests in land and testamentary contracts byspecific performance, enforcement of Pallant v Morgan-type arrangements, collateralcontracts, and enforcement of contracts by way of estoppel by convention. Part I also dealswith the defence mechanism provided by promissory estoppel in actions of enforcement ofterms of contracts. Part II, provides a comprehensive account of the concepts and principlesat play in actions to set aside contracts on grounds of equitable mistake, misrepresentation,undue influence, non est factum and improvident transactions. Part III deals with principlesof summary judgment applied in the enforcement of debts arising from contracts of loan andguarantees relating to them, arguable defences and remittal of issues to plenary hearing,and also contracts with banks. Part IV presents a full and comprehensive account of thecourt rules and legal principles governing the discovery of documents, interrogatories,interlocutory and mandatory interlocutory injunctions and issues and principles of costs ofentire proceedings and costs of interlocutory applications. The Enforcement and Setting Aside of Contracts provides a comprehensive and in-depthanalysis of the concepts and principles at work in the area of enforcement and setting asideof contracts and interlocutory applications. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Part I, gives a full and detailed account of theenforcement of contracts for the sale of land, interests in land and testamentary contracts byspecific performance, enforcement of Pallant v Morgan-type arrangements, collateralcontracts, and enforcement of contracts by way of estoppel by convention. Part I also dealswith the defence mechanism provided by promissory estoppel in actions of enforcement ofterms of contracts. Part II, provides a comprehensive account of the concepts and principlesat play in actions to set aside contracts on grounds of equitable mistake, misrepresentation,undue influence, non est factum and improvident transactions. Part III deals with principlesof summary judgment applied in the enforcement of debts arising from contracts of loan andguarantees relating to them, arguable defences and remittal of issues to plenary hearing,and also contracts with banks. Part IV presents a full and comprehensive account of thecourt rules and legal principles governing the discovery of documents, interrogatories,interlocutory and mandatory interlocutory injunctions and issues and principles of costs ofentire proceedings and costs of interlocutory applications.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Succession Law in Ireland: Principles, Cases and Commentaries is not a case book in the traditional sense. The use of cases in this work is done with the purpose of discerning the key principles, criteria and prerequisites applied by the courts in arriving at their decisions, knowledge of which is essential to practitioners and students in the field of succession law. Succession Law in Ireland: Principles, Cases and Commentaries contains 16 chapters. Each chapter is structured in the following way: >the subject matter; >the legislation, principles, criteria or prerequisites relevant to the subject matter; >reference to cases and the application of principles, criteria or prerequisites to the issues, and the findings of the courts; Author's commentaries appear at the end of each chapter. The contents cover diverse topics such as: execution of wills; testamentary capacity and undue influence; the revocation and revival of wills; class gifts and powers of appointment the legal right of spouses and civil partners; s 117 applications unworthiness to succeed and disinheritance the construction of wills; the issue of costs; equitable concepts and doctrines; foreign elements; the duty of care of solicitors; accountability and privilege; gifts taking effect on death; the validity of proceedings; the limitation of actions. Instances of the type of principles, criteria and prerequisites include the Kearns' Principles devised by Kearns J (as he then was) in In the Estate of ABC, XC v RT [2003] 2 IR 250 were derived from previous cases involving s117 applications to the courts by children of testators, the Lowry Principles devised by Lowry LCJ in Heron v Ulster Bank Ltd [1974] N.I. 44 are applied in cases dealing with the construction of wills, the Fennelly Criteria in Corrigan v Martin, Unreported, High Court, Fennelly J, 13 March, 2006, are referred to whenever the provisions of s 9 of the Civil Liability Act 1961 and the periods of limitation for bringing actions against the estates of deceased persons become an issue, and the prerequisites of the equitable doctrine of proprietary estoppel formulated by Laffoy J in Coyle v Finnegan and Finnegan [2013] IEHC 463. [Subject: Irish Law, Family Law, Inheritance Law] This book contains 16 chapters. Each chapter introduces the subject matter, the legislation, principles, criteria or prerequisites relevant to the subject matter, followed by reference to cases and the application of principles, criteria or prerequisites to the issues, and the findings of the courts. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Applied Jurisprudence and Principles of Legal Practice, Albert Keating argues that substantive jurisprudence may be extended to include concepts of applied jurisprudence and principles of legal practice. He advances his argument by asserting that the first task of applied jurisprudence is to identify the basic law of the constitution of a legal system by the application of naturalist and positivist principles. The second task is to identify the sources of law at play in the system, and this includes interpretative sources, which may be ranked as primary, secondary and tertiary sources of law. Interpretative sources also consist of tests and criteria formulated by the courts out of former decisions, and applied to current contentious matters of the same kind. The jurisprudential process of conceptualisation may also be adopted and applied when formulating concepts out of a fusion of rules, duties, and rights, and illustrates this by formulating a concept of a will fashioned out of a fusion of the validity rules of wills, duties of executors and succession rights of beneficiaries. Determinant factors may also be employed for the purposes of devising formulae for use in legal practice, and for identifying the correct legal procedures for use in applications to the courts. [Subject: Applied Jurisprudence, Law] Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Part I, gives a full and detailed account of theenforcement of contracts for the sale of land, interests in land and testamentary contracts byspecific performance, enforcement of Pallant v Morgan-type arrangements, collateralcontracts, and enforcement of contracts by way of estoppel by convention. Part I also dealswith the defence mechanism provided by promissory estoppel in actions of enforcement ofterms of contracts. Part II, provides a comprehensive account of the concepts and principlesat play in actions to set aside contracts on grounds of equitable mistake, misrepresentation,undue influence, non est factum and improvident transactions. Part III deals with principlesof summary judgment applied in the enforcement of debts arising from contracts of loan andguarantees relating to them, arguable defences and remittal of issues to plenary hearing,and also contracts with banks. Part IV presents a full and comprehensive account of thecourt rules and legal principles governing the discovery of documents, interrogatories,interlocutory and mandatory interlocutory injunctions and issues and principles of costs ofentire proceedings and costs of interlocutory applications.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Part I, gives a full and detailed account of theenforcement of contracts for the sale of land, interests in land and testamentary contracts byspecific performance, enforcement of Pallant v Morgan-type arrangements, collateralcontracts, and enforcement of contracts by way of estoppel by convention. Part I also dealswith the defence mechanism provided by promissory estoppel in actions of enforcement ofterms of contracts. Part II, provides a comprehensive account of the concepts and principlesat play in actions to set aside contracts on grounds of equitable mistake, misrepresentation,undue influence, non est factum and improvident transactions. Part III deals with principlesof summary judgment applied in the enforcement of debts arising from contracts of loan andguarantees relating to them, arguable defences and remittal of issues to plenary hearing,and also contracts with banks. Part IV presents a full and comprehensive account of thecourt rules and legal principles governing the discovery of documents, interrogatories,interlocutory and mandatory interlocutory injunctions and issues and principles of costs ofentire proceedings and costs of interlocutory applications. The Enforcement and Setting Aside of Contracts provides a comprehensive and in-depthanalysis of the concepts and principles at work in the area of enforcement and setting asideof contracts and interlocutory applications. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book provides practical insight on succession law in Ireland. Succession law is the branch of law which provides the rules for the creation of succession rights to property by wills - in the form of devises, legacies, and bequests - and the rules relating to the distribution of estates in cases of intestacy. The book includes a body of useful precedents on wills, probate, and Irish Succession Act precedents. Contents Includes: Succession Rights * The Execution of Wills * Testamentary Capacity * The Revocation and Revival of Wills * Testamentary Gifts and Trusts * The Ademption, Lapse, and Modification of Gifts * Intestate Succession * The Legal Right of Spouses and Civil Partners / Applications by Qualified Cohabitants * The Moral Duty of Testators * The Cessation of Succession and Legal Rights * Donationes Mortis Causa, Joint Bank Accounts, and Advancements * Equitable Property Rights * Applications for Grants of Probate * Applications for Grants of Letters of Administration with Will Annexed * Applications for Grants of Letters of Administration Intestate * Applications for Grants by Guardians, Committees, and Attorneys * Applications for De Bonis Non Grants * Caveats and Citations * The Administration and Distribution of Estates * Probate Motions and Section 27(4) Applications * Probate and Administration Actions and Costs * The Construction of Wills * The Limitation of Actions and Striking Out of Proceedings * Wills Precedents * Probate Precedents * Succession Act Precedents. [Subject: Irish Law, Succession Law, Property Law, Estate Law, Trust Law] Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Succession Law in Ireland: Principles, Cases and Commentaries is not a case book in the traditional sense. The use of cases in this work is done with the purpose of discerning the key principles, criteria and prerequisites applied by the courts in arriving at their decisions, knowledge of which is essential to practitioners and students in the field of succession law. Succession Law in Ireland: Principles, Cases and Commentaries contains 16 chapters. Each chapter is structured in the following way: >the subject matter; >the legislation, principles, criteria or prerequisites relevant to the subject matter; >reference to cases and the application of principles, criteria or prerequisites to the issues, and the findings of the courts; Author's commentaries appear at the end of each chapter. The contents cover diverse topics such as: execution of wills; testamentary capacity and undue influence; the revocation and revival of wills; class gifts and powers of appointment the legal right of spouses and civil partners; s 117 applications unworthiness to succeed and disinheritance the construction of wills; the issue of costs; equitable concepts and doctrines; foreign elements; the duty of care of solicitors; accountability and privilege; gifts taking effect on death; the validity of proceedings; the limitation of actions. Instances of the type of principles, criteria and prerequisites include the Kearns' Principles devised by Kearns J (as he then was) in In the Estate of ABC, XC v RT [2003] 2 IR 250 were derived from previous cases involving s117 applications to the courts by children of testators, the Lowry Principles devised by Lowry LCJ in Heron v Ulster Bank Ltd [1974] N.I. 44 are applied in cases dealing with the construction of wills, the Fennelly Criteria in Corrigan v Martin, Unreported, High Court, Fennelly J, 13 March, 2006, are referred to whenever the provisions of s 9 of the Civil Liability Act 1961 and the periods of limitation for bringing actions against the estates of deceased persons become an issue, and the prerequisites of the equitable doctrine of proprietary estoppel formulated by Laffoy J in Coyle v Finnegan and Finnegan [2013] IEHC 463. [Subject: Irish Law, Family Law, Inheritance Law] This book contains 16 chapters. Each chapter introduces the subject matter, the legislation, principles, criteria or prerequisites relevant to the subject matter, followed by reference to cases and the application of principles, criteria or prerequisites to the issues, and the findings of the courts. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.