From House of Lords to Supreme Court : judges, jurists and the process of judging / / edited by James Lee.
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| Year of Publication: | 2011 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | xxxi, 310 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / James Lee
- A Darwinian reflection on judicial values and appointments to final national courts / Michael Kirby
- From appellate committee to UK Supreme Court : independence, activism and transparencey / Aileen Kavanagh
- Taking women's property seriously : Mrs. Boland, the House of Lords, the Law Commission and the role of consensus / Elizabeth Cooke
- 'Inconsiderate alterations in our laws' : legislative reversal of Supreme Court decisions / James Lee
- (Dis)owning the convention in the law of tort / Jenny Steele
- Keeping their heads above water? : European law in the House of Lords / Anthony Arnull
- The development of principle by a final court of appeal in matters of private international (common) law / Adrian Briggs
- The law of unjust enrichment in the House of Lords : judging the judges / Graham Virgo
- Use of scholarship by the House of Lords in tort cases / Keith Stanton
- Judge and academics : features of a partnership / Alexandra Braun
- Does advocacy matter in the Lords? / Alan Paterson
- Close calls in the House of Lords / Brice Dickson.