دانلود کتاب What About Law?: Studying Law at University

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Foreword\nPreface\nAcknowledgements\nContents\nList of Contributors\n1. Introduction to Law\n Starting to Think About Law\n The Tools\n Legal Method\n Interpretation\n Imagination\n Generalisation\n Policy Underpinning the Rule\n One Final Example\n Conclusions\n2. Criminal Law\n The Elements of a Crime\n The Reasons for Punishment\n Reasons for Characterising Conduct as Criminal\n Facts of Brown\n The Key Offences\n The Issue in Brown\n Application of the Decision\n The Dissenting Judges\n Theory: Autonomy Versus Welfare\n Subsequent Events: Motive and Risk\n Human Rights\n Law Reform\n Conclusions\n3. Law of Contract\n Introduction\n Some Crucial Ideas about Contractual Remedies\n The Case\n The House of Lords Decision in More Detail\n What has Happened Since Ruxley?\n What if the Builder had Saved Money by Breaching the Contract?\n Conclusion\n4. Tort\n The Most Famous Tort Case\n The \'Duty\' Question\n The Kind of Harm\n Damage and Loss\n Recovery for Pure Financial Harm\n Application in McFarlane\n Fair, Just and Reasonable\n The Reasons Given in Mcfarlane\n The Speech of Lord Steyn\n Distributive Justice\n Psychiatric Harm\n Effect on Third Parties\n Tort as Deterrence\n Deterrence and Compensation\n Two Examples\n Statutes and Judge-Made Law\n The Effect of Mcfarlane\n Damage and the Invasion of Rights\n The Unwanted Baby Abroad\n Conclusion\n5. Land Law\n Introduction\n The Problem of Property\n The Case (Chhokar v Chhokar)\n Conclusion\n6. Equity and Trusts\n What is Equity?\n The Contribution of Equity\n Types of Trust\n The Facts of Foskett v Mckeown\n The Possible Solutions\n Identification and Application of Rules and Principles\n Conclusions\n7. Constitutional Law\n Prologue\n The Miller II Case\n Conclusions\n8. EU Law, Brexit and International Trade\n The World Trading Regime\n Cassis De Dijon\n Brexit\n Conclusions\n9. Conclusions: Drawing Some Threads Together\nEpilogue\nIndex