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The Principles of Equity is a compilation of essays from 20 authors, each an authority in their area, and edited by Patrick Parkinson... more

Renowned for its clear prose, this classic introduction to the law text is written for those embarking on legal study or those who wish to know more about the law and understand its processes and systems... more

Lewis’ Australian Bankruptcy Law was know as the authoritative textbook in the area of bankruptcy law... more

Taxation Law in Australia is considered a text without rival... more

The rules of evidence operate within the context of specific facts and are an integral part of the process of proof... more

Peter Gillies’ Criminal Law remains among the most loved treatments of the impact in Australia of what has been described the “common law of crime”... more

The special rules which govern the reading and interpretation of an Act of Parliament also govern the reading and understanding of statutes, bylaws, regulations, ordinances and proclamations... more

Introduction to Torts published in 1996 and covers much of the judicial activity of The High Court in relation to tort principles... more

Advocacy Basics for Solicitors has an unashamedly "how-to-do-it" emphasis... more

The principles of private international law (conflict of laws) involve legal issues that arise where a transaction or matter is not confined to one jurisdiction... more

Statutory interpretation is a more difficult area to master than might at first sight appear... more

Accountability & Control is an analysis of the mechanisms - legal, political, managerial and others - used to make government officials who exercise power more accountable for their actions... more