clarus press ltd dublin 8 (6 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Established author Anthony Thuillier, barrister-at-law, has teamed up with Catherine MacDaid, barrister-at-law, to pen a new book designed specifically for students of business law, entitled Business Law in Ireland and part of the successful 'Core d104 Series'. The unique and engaging writing style employed by the authors and their ability to simplify and explain complex legal topics such as tort, contract and company law, make the subject matter both accessible and interesting. Divided into six general parts, with 25 chapters, this book commences with an introduction to the law, designed for primarily for those who are new to the subject. Thereafter, each part explores the major requisite themes concerning business law, including the Company and Commercial Law, Employment Law, Law of Tort, the Law of Contract and European Union Law. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the last 50 years, Irish family law and Irish social attitudes towards thefamily have changed beyond recognition. Although the constitutional idea ofthe family is still based on marriage, family law now embraces and providesfor a diversity of family forms. With the introduction of divorce Ireland hasmoved from a system which attached shame to the breakdown of marriage toone that provides for the reality of modern family life. Contemporary law nowcentres around the rights of children and promotes a child-focused approachto dispute resolution.Family Law in Context provides a comprehensive yet accessible foundationaltext supporting students and lecturers in meeting the learning outcomes ofchild and family law modules across universities and colleges in Ireland.Family Law in Context goes beyond an exposition of the law, engaging withdebates on the nature of family law and law's impact on the forms of family lifeit seeks to regulate. In doing so it supports students in thinking critically aboutfamily law in Ireland. Family Law in Context takes a new critical approach to teaching family law,grounding the law in its social context and drawing on the latest research.Each chapter is written by an Irish family law academic with experience ofresearch-led university teaching. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Constitutional Law: Text, Cases and Materials is a new publication by Clarus Press designed to meet the needs of students of this challenging and stimulating subject. Constitutional law is a core subject on all undergraduate law courses, and it must be passed for entrance to professional practice training courses in Ireland. Adopting the casebook method, this book both provides an introduction to the general principles and themes in constitutional law and offers a critical insight and analysis that will be challenging to student, practitioner and academic alike. In doing so, it recognises that constitutional law is not just a body of abstract rules interpreted and applied by the courts. Instead, constitutional law is placed in its historical, intellectual and social context and presented as an ongoing attempt to determine the values that ought to inform governance in Ireland. The important role of the courts in this process is recognised by the central space given to extracts from all the leading constitutional law cases. The author places these cases in context, identifying the issues that arose and the principles that emerged from the case law. In addition, there are many extracts from the secondary literature, intended to stimulate the reader to reach her own critically aware understanding of the subject. Constitutional Law: Text, Cases and Materials provides the core of any undergraduate constitutional law syllabus. It will be invaluable to students, academics and practitioners and will undoubtedly become a leading authority for students who require a comprehensive yet accessible guide to constitutional law. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the last 50 years, Irish family law and Irish social attitudes towards thefamily have changed beyond recognition. Although the constitutional idea ofthe family is still based on marriage, family law now embraces and providesfor a diversity of family forms. With the introduction of divorce Ireland hasmoved from a system which attached shame to the breakdown of marriage toone that provides for the reality of modern family life. Contemporary law nowcentres around the rights of children and promotes a child-focused approachto dispute resolution.Family Law in Context provides a comprehensive yet accessible foundationaltext supporting students and lecturers in meeting the learning outcomes ofchild and family law modules across universities and colleges in Ireland.Family Law in Context goes beyond an exposition of the law, engaging withdebates on the nature of family law and law's impact on the forms of family lifeit seeks to regulate. In doing so it supports students in thinking critically aboutfamily law in Ireland. Family Law in Context takes a new critical approach to teaching family law,grounding the law in its social context and drawing on the latest research.Each chapter is written by an Irish family law academic with experience ofresearch-led university teaching. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the last 50 years, Irish family law and Irish social attitudes towards thefamily have changed beyond recognition. Although the constitutional idea ofthe family is still based on marriage, family law now embraces and providesfor a diversity of family forms. With the introduction of divorce Ireland hasmoved from a system which attached shame to the breakdown of marriage toone that provides for the reality of modern family life. Contemporary law nowcentres around the rights of children and promotes a child-focused approachto dispute resolution.Family Law in Context provides a comprehensive yet accessible foundationaltext supporting students and lecturers in meeting the learning outcomes ofchild and family law modules across universities and colleges in Ireland.Family Law in Context goes beyond an exposition of the law, engaging withdebates on the nature of family law and law's impact on the forms of family lifeit seeks to regulate. In doing so it supports students in thinking critically aboutfamily law in Ireland. Family Law in Context takes a new critical approach to teaching family law,grounding the law in its social context and drawing on the latest research.Each chapter is written by an Irish family law academic with experience ofresearch-led university teaching. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.