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Soft cover. Etat : Good. The Law of Employment is Australis most established and respected book on the topic. It offers students a com0prhensive, thorough and scholarly analysis of the law pertaining to the relationship between employers and employees. Used but Clean intact book with some signs of usage. Minor edge, corner & cover wear. Great value. All Orders Appreciated and dispatched within 48hrs. 0.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Torts: Commentary and Materials 13th edition is one of the leading torts casebooks in Australia. This book provides expert commentary on carefully selected cases and materials from each core area of tort law. Considerable emphasis is placed on the choice of foundational cases as well as on the use of topical examples and questions. Torts: Commentary and Materials includes contemporary and illustrative examples of torts law and contains questions designed to provoke critical analysis while fully engaging the reader. The 13th edition has been substantially revised to streamline and structure its content to reflect how torts is taught in the majority of Australian universities, in particular the increased emphasis on statute in the modern law of torts. The aim of this book is to place torts within its social and legal structure; including consideration of the role and shortcomings of torts in the protection of rights, Of particular note in the 13th edition: An emphasis on the new common law created by the merging of case law and statute as jurisprudence concerning the Civil Liability Acts has developed. The introductory context chapter has been further developed to make more accessible the theoretical basis of liability in torts. In relation to intentional torts, the new edition demonstrates the limitations of torts remedies to protect journalists' sources in cases such as the Anneke Smethhurst decision. It also questions whether torts law should now reflect changes in the criminal law relating to consent and sexual assaults. The chapters on duty of care have been further updated to lead the student through this difficult and intricate area of negligence, making the work more accessible to students without sacrificing the detail of this important area of law. The new edition highlights the divergence created by the boundaries of the civil liability legislation between the common law and the legislation, particularly in relation to breach of duty issues. It refers to recent judicial decisionsrelating to defences to negligence, illegality, obvious risks, dangerous recreational activities, showing a growing rigidity in the application of civil liability legislation to the detriment of injured plaintiffs. Since the last edition, and following the Royal Commission on Institutional Child Abuse, there has been a flurry of legislative activity. The new edition examines the particularly interesting interplay between the common law principles of vicarious liability, non-delegable duties and the new legislation. Unlike the UK where the common law has responded to changes to the nature of work relationships by extending vicarious liability to those in relationships 'akin to employment', Australia has resorted to legislation to provide justice to the victims of institutional child abuse. This has been done largely by imposing non-delegable duties on Institutions who have care or custody of children. The authors of the new edition bring to the text passion and wisdom from many years of learning and teaching Australian torts law. Torts: Commentary and Materials, 13th edition, is the ideal work to provide students and professionals with a thorough and critical understanding of this dynamic area of law. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For over 30 years, students, academics and professionals have relied on Macken's Law of Employment as Australia's most respected work in employment law. Authored by a distinguished team of experts, the scholarly commentary provides reliable guidance on all aspects of employment law. In recognition of the extensive influence of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) on the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees, this edition organises chapters into two parts - the first dealing principally with a thorough analysis of common law principles applying to the employer-employee relationship, and the second with the statutory provisions governing employment, although always with careful attention to the intersections and overlaps between common law and statute. The objective of this book, and undeniably its greatest strength, is to provide expert and up-to-date commentary on this continually evolving area of law. It is an essential tool for those studying or working in employment law. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Torts: Commentary and Materials 13th edition is one of the leading torts casebooks in Australia. This book provides expert commentary on carefully selected cases and materials from each core area of tort law. Considerable emphasis is placed on the choice of foundational cases as well as on the use of topical examples and questions. Torts: Commentary and Materials includes contemporary and illustrative examples of torts law and contains questions designed to provoke critical analysis while fully engaging the reader. The 13th edition has been substantially revised to streamline and structure its content to reflect how torts is taught in the majority of Australian universities, in particular the increased emphasis on statute in the modern law of torts. The aim of this book is to place torts within its social and legal structure; including consideration of the role and shortcomings of torts in the protection of rights, Of particular note in the 13th edition: An emphasis on the new common law created by the merging of case law and statute as jurisprudence concerning the Civil Liability Acts has developed. The introductory context chapter has been further developed to make more accessible the theoretical basis of liability in torts. In relation to intentional torts, the new edition demonstrates the limitations of torts remedies to protect journalists' sources in cases such as the Anneke Smethhurst decision. It also questions whether torts law should now reflect changes in the criminal law relating to consent and sexual assaults. The chapters on duty of care have been further updated to lead the student through this difficult and intricate area of negligence, making the work more accessible to students without sacrificing the detail of this important area of law. The new edition highlights the divergence created by the boundaries of the civil liability legislation between the common law and the legislation, particularly in relation to breach of duty issues. It refers to recent judicial decisionsrelating to defences to negligence, illegality, obvious risks, dangerous recreational activities, showing a growing rigidity in the application of civil liability legislation to the detriment of injured plaintiffs. Since the last edition, and following the Royal Commission on Institutional Child Abuse, there has been a flurry of legislative activity. The new edition examines the particularly interesting interplay between the common law principles of vicarious liability, non-delegable duties and the new legislation. Unlike the UK where the common law has responded to changes to the nature of work relationships by extending vicarious liability to those in relationships 'akin to employment', Australia has resorted to legislation to provide justice to the victims of institutional child abuse. This has been done largely by imposing non-delegable duties on Institutions who have care or custody of children. The authors of the new edition bring to the text passion and wisdom from many years of learning and teaching Australian torts law. Torts: Commentary and Materials, 13th edition, is the ideal work to provide students and professionals with a thorough and critical understanding of this dynamic area of law. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Etat : new. The Law of Torts has been influential in shaping the law in the major common law jurisdictions. - Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE It is hardly surprising that Flemings writing, both in The Law of Torts and in other works, came to have an unequalled influence on the opinions of the Justices of the High Court of Australia - The Hon Justice M D Kirby AC CMG Flemings The Law of Torts has been valued by generations of judges, lawyers and academics. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Torts: Commentary and Materials 13th edition is one of the leading torts casebooks in Australia. This book provides expert commentary on carefully selected cases and materials from each core area of tort law. Considerable emphasis is placed on the choice of foundational cases as well as on the use of topical examples and questions. Torts: Commentary and Materials includes contemporary and illustrative examples of torts law and contains questions designed to provoke critical analysis while fully engaging the reader. The 13th edition has been substantially revised to streamline and structure its content to reflect how torts is taught in the majority of Australian universities, in particular the increased emphasis on statute in the modern law of torts. The aim of this book is to place torts within its social and legal structure; including consideration of the role and shortcomings of torts in the protection of rights, Of particular note in the 13th edition: An emphasis on the new common law created by the merging of case law and statute as jurisprudence concerning the Civil Liability Acts has developed. The introductory context chapter has been further developed to make more accessible the theoretical basis of liability in torts. In relation to intentional torts, the new edition demonstrates the limitations of torts remedies to protect journalists' sources in cases such as the Anneke Smethhurst decision. It also questions whether torts law should now reflect changes in the criminal law relating to consent and sexual assaults. The chapters on duty of care have been further updated to lead the student through this difficult and intricate area of negligence, making the work more accessible to students without sacrificing the detail of this important area of law. The new edition highlights the divergence created by the boundaries of the civil liability legislation between the common law and the legislation, particularly in relation to breach of duty issues. It refers to recent judicial decisionsrelating to defences to negligence, illegality, obvious risks, dangerous recreational activities, showing a growing rigidity in the application of civil liability legislation to the detriment of injured plaintiffs. Since the last edition, and following the Royal Commission on Institutional Child Abuse, there has been a flurry of legislative activity. The new edition examines the particularly interesting interplay between the common law principles of vicarious liability, non-delegable duties and the new legislation. Unlike the UK where the common law has responded to changes to the nature of work relationships by extending vicarious liability to those in relationships 'akin to employment', Australia has resorted to legislation to provide justice to the victims of institutional child abuse. This has been done largely by imposing non-delegable duties on Institutions who have care or custody of children. The authors of the new edition bring to the text passion and wisdom from many years of learning and teaching Australian torts law. Torts: Commentary and Materials, 13th edition, is the ideal work to provide students and professionals with a thorough and critical understanding of this dynamic area of law. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : NEW. Paperback. For over 30 years, students, academics and professionals have relied on Macken's Law of Employment as Australia's most respected work in employment law. Authored by a distinguished team of experts, the scholarly commentary provides reliable guidance on all aspects of employment law. In recognition of the extensive influence of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) on the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees, this edition organises chapters into two parts - the first dealing principally with a thorough analysis of common law principles applying to the employer-employee relationship, and the second with the statutory provisions governing employment, although always with careful attention to the intersections and overlaps between common law and statute. The objective of this book, and undeniably its greatest strength, is to provide expert and up-to-date commentary on this continually evolving area of law. It is an essential tool for those studying or working in employment law. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For over 30 years, students, academics and professionals have relied on Macken's Law of Employment as Australia's most respected work in employment law. Authored by a distinguished team of experts, the scholarly commentary provides reliable guidance on all aspects of employment law. In recognition of the extensive influence of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) on the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees, this edition organises chapters into two parts - the first dealing principally with a thorough analysis of common law principles applying to the employer-employee relationship, and the second with the statutory provisions governing employment, although always with careful attention to the intersections and overlaps between common law and statute. The objective of this book, and undeniably its greatest strength, is to provide expert and up-to-date commentary on this continually evolving area of law. It is an essential tool for those studying or working in employment law. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Etat : new. The Law of Torts has been influential in shaping the law in the major common law jurisdictions. - Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE It is hardly surprising that Flemings writing, both in The Law of Torts and in other works, came to have an unequalled influence on the opinions of the Justices of the High Court of Australia - The Hon Justice M D Kirby AC CMG Flemings The Law of Torts has been valued by generations of judges, lawyers and academics. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Etat : NEW. The Law of Torts has been influential in shaping the law in the major common law jurisdictions. - Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE It is hardly surprising that Flemings writing, both in The Law of Torts and in other works, came to have an unequalled influence on the opinions of the Justices of the High Court of Australia - The Hon Justice M D Kirby AC CMG Flemings The Law of Torts has been valued by generations of judges, lawyers and academics. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.