English Llaw and British Institutions : documents
Le présent ouvrage est à la fois un recueil de documents et un manuel sur le Droit Anglais et les Institutions Britanniques. Rédigé en anglais, il correspond au programme d'études des étudiants de Droit, notamment des étudiants d'Anglais Juridique et de bi-Deug Droit/Anglais. Mais il s...
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Paris :
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1994.
86-Ligugé : Impr. Aubin |
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جدول المحتويات:
- General Introduction
- I- English Law and British Institutions.
- II -Law and Laws.
- Part I -The English Legal System.
- Chapter 1: Statute Law.
- I - The legislative process: Public Bills.
- II- The legislative process: Other Bills.
- III- Delegated legislation.
- IV - Interpretation of legislation.
- V- Parliamentary sovereignty and Europe.
- Chapter 2 : Case Law.
- I - History.
- II- The Reform operated by the judicature Acts: common law and equity administered in the same courts.
- III- Later legislation: systematic application of rule of precedent.
- IV- The modern rule of precedent.
- V- The basis of case law: stare decisis and res judicata.
- VI- Advantages and drawbacks of case law.
- VII- Law reporting.
- VIII- Citation of cases.
- IX- Illustrative document: Jackson v Horizon Holidays Ltd.
- Chapter 3 : The Court System.
- I - Historical: the law courts until the reform of 1873-1875.
- II- The Judicature Acts (1873-75) and subsequent reforms.
- III- The court system today.
- IV - Recent changes in allocation of business between courts.
- Chapter 4: The Personnel of the Law.
- I - Barristers.
- II - Sollicitors.
- III- Reforms introduced by the courts.
- IV-The Law Officers of the Crown.
- V- Judges.
- Chapter 5: Participation of the Ordinary Citizen in the Administration of Justice.
- I-Magistrates.
- II- Juries.
- Part II - British Institutions.
- Chapter 6 : The Nature of the British Constitution.
- I-Absence of a written constitution.
- II-Sources of the constitution.
- III- Constitutional structure.
- Chapter 7 : Parliament or the Legislature.
- I - The House of Lords.
- II - The House of Commons.
- III- Parliamentary supremacy.
- Chapter 8 : The Electoral System and Political Parties.
- I - The Electors.
- II - Candidates.
- III -The Voting System.
- IV - Political Parties.
- Chapter 9 : The Executive.
- I - The Prime Minister.
- II- The Cabinet.
- III- Ministerial Responsability.
- IV - Government Departments.
- V - The Civil Service.
- VI- The Privy Council.
- Chapter 10 - The Monarch.
- I- History of the monarchy.
- II- The legal status of the monarch.
- III- Functions of the monarch.
- IV- The cost of the monarchy.
- V- Conclusion: the future of the monarchy.