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As all conveyances are to be performed electronically by 1 July 2019, this handbook is an essential tool in guiding practitioners through the duties assessment aspect of that process... more

Privacy Law Update 2014 – Australia’s New Privacy Regime Significant reforms to the Privacy Act 1988 (the Privacy Act ) came into effect on 12 March 2014... more

The third edition of The Horse and the Law is a useful resource for individuals who need to understand the legal issues relating to horses in a business or domestic capacity... more

This book provides practical content to assist commercial organisations in protecting confidential information from unauthorised access, use and disclosure... more

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

Addressing the lender liability issues that arise at all stages in the lender-borrower relationship, from advertising financial services through to bankruptcy and liquidation, this book takes a transactional.. more

Banking and Lending Practice relates the principles of the law to the practice of banking, and outlines the duties and responsibilities of the banker and the customer... more

Financial Institutions, Markets and Instruments in its fifth edition is completely revised and rewritten to reflect the changes in Australian banking and the Australian financial system in preparation.. more

Criminal Injuries Compensation: Law, Practice and Policy focuses on the rights of victims to be financially compensated by order of the courts and administrative decision-makers for harm and loss that.. 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

The environmental performance of corporations in Australia and overseas is under increasing scrutiny... more

The banking industry has experienced fundamental and widespread change... 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

Investigating crime: a guide to the powers of agencies involved in the investigation of crime is a unique title, originally published 1996... 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

Published in 1996, Caveats was the definitive text for conveyancing practitioners, commercial and general lawyers, financiers and anyone concerned about the transfer of land, mortgages and securities.. more

Part of the Finn Essay Series available in PDF... more

Sutton’s Sales & Consumer Law last published in 1995 and sets out to examines the law and policy issues relating to the sale of goods in Australia and New Zealand... more

Part of the Finn Essay Series available in PDF... more

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

Part of the Finn Essay Series available in PDF... more

Helmore’s Commercial Law & Personal Property has a long history, going back to the first edition in 1898 under the authorship of G... 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

In the climate of re-appraisal that now affects our common law, new and not-so-new ideas are staking their claim as basal ones in the making and shaping of legal doctrine... more

Tort doctrine is unlikely to enjoy the luxury of a static state... more

Part of the Finn Essay Series available in PDF, this classic title examines the roles of equity in regulating, and in facilitating the operations of, persons and bodies engaged in commercial activity... more

The Royal Prerogative was written by distinguished Australian jurist, lawyer and diplomat Dr H V Evatt in 1924 for the award of his LLD from the University of Sydney... more

Australia, to date, has remained relatively immune from the controversies in contract law and theory which have agitated lawyers on both sides of the Atlantic in recent times... more

Published in 1986, Property Offences 2nd edition provides a detailed and exceptional account of the law relating to property offences in each Australian State... 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

For over a century lawyers have prophesied or asserted the demise of Equity... more

"Royal Commissions and Boards of Inquiry are well known and established organs of government... more