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Principles of Taxation Law 2010 (Book)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Cynthia Coleman, Rami Hanegbi, Geoffrey Hart, Sunita Jogarajan, Richard Krever, John McLaren, Wes Obst, Kerrie Sadiq
Published:	Not yet published, due January 2010
Code:	9780864606471
Format:	Book
Price:	$90.00
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Taxation law can be an incredibly complex subject to absorb, particularly when time is limited. Written specifically for students, Principles of Taxation Law 2010 brings much needed clarity to this area of law.

Utilising many methods to make this often daunting subject achievable, particular features of the 2010 edition include:
� two new chapters "Sources of Taxation Law" and "Assessable income";
� a new tax study guide;
� clearly structured chapters grouped under helpful headings;
� flowcharts, diagrams and tables, end of chapter practice questions, and case summaries; and
� the online self-testing component mentor, which provides questions for students of both business and law.

Every major aspect of the Australian tax system is covered, with chapters on topics such as goods and services tax, superannuation, offsets, partnerships, capital gains tax, trusts, company tax and tax administration. All existing chapters have been thoroughly revised.

Principles of Taxation Law 2010 is the perfect tool to guide the reader from their initial exposure to the subject to success in taxation law exams.

CONTENTS
Part 1 Overview and Structure
Ch 1 Sources of Taxation Law (new chapter)
Ch 2 Studying Taxation Law (substantially updated chapter)
Ch 3 Australia's Tax Regime
Ch 4 Residence and Source
Part 2 Income
Ch 5 Assessable Income (new chapter)
Ch 6 Income from Labour
Ch 7 Fringe Benefits Tax
Ch 8 Income from Business
Ch 9 Income from Property
Ch 10 Principles of Compensation
Ch 11 Capital Gains Tax
Part 3 Deductions and Offsets
Ch 12 Allowable Deductions
Ch 13 Specific Deductions
Ch 14 Capital Allowances
Ch 15 Offsets
Part 4 Timing Issues
Ch 16 Tax Accounting
Ch 17 Trading Stock
Part 5 Investment and Business Entities
Ch 18 Superannuation and other Retirement Savings
Ch 19 Partners and Partnerships
Ch 20 Trusts and Beneficiaries
Ch 21 Companies and Shareholders
Ch 22 International Taxation
Part 6 Avoidance and Administration
Ch 23 Tax Avoidance
Ch 24 Tax Administration
Part 7 Indirect Tax
Ch 25 Goods and Services Tax

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Fundamental Tax Legislation 2010 (Book)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Robert Deutsch
Published:	Not yet published, due January 2010
Code:	9780864606495
Format:	Book
Price:	$82.00
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Fundamental Tax Legislation 2010 contains the essential provisions from Australia's taxation legislation in a single invaluable volume, making it the complete legislation resource for tax students.

This edition has been updated to reflect all legislative changes up to 1 January 2010.

Included are extracts from the following:
� Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
� Income Tax Assessment Regulations 1997
� Income Tax Assessment Act 1936
� Income Tax Regulations 1936
� Income Tax Rates Act 1986
� International Tax Agreements Act 1953
� Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986
� Taxation Administration Act 1953
� Income Tax Act 1986
� A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999
� A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Regulations 1999.

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Australian Taxation Law Cases 2010 (Book)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Richard Krever
Published:	Not yet published, due January 2010
Code:	9780864606501
Format:	Book
Price:	$79.00
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The 2010 edition of this feature-packed resource includes key new cases and revisions of the commentary. It explains how cases would be decided today and takes into account important recent changes to the law.

The text synthesises hundreds of cases into a single volume and has several features not found in other works. It assists students to:

� Find cases organised by topic and see how related cases fit together;
� Grasp the key features and outcomes of each case;
� See how older cases can be cited and used in arguments under today's law;
� See how today's statutes apply to the facts raised by older cases; and
� Understand how overseas decisions may be cited to support interpretation of Australian legislation.

Australian Taxation Law Cases 2010 enhances tax teaching and provides a valuable learning tool for all tax students.

Contents
1 Constitutional issues
2 Judicial concept of income
3 Income from personal services and employment
4 Income from business and realisation of assets
5 Income from property and instalment sales of property
6 Capital gains
7 General deductions
8 Private and domestic expenses
9 Capital or revenue expenses
10 Specific deductions
11 Tax accounting and income assignments
12 Trading stock
13 Partners and partnerships
14 Trusts and beneficiaries
15 Companies and shareholders
16 International aspects of income taxation
17 Anti-avoidance doctrines and provisions
18 Tax administration
19 GST

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Corporations Legislation 2010 (Paper)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Baxt
Published:	Not yet published, due January 2010
Code:	9780455227641
Format:	Paper
Price:	$75.00
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Practitioners and business professionals are increasingly turning to Thomson Reuters' Corporations Legislation annual edition as their book of choice. Designed with customer feedback, it combines the consolidated text of the Corporations Act and related legislation with special features to help you work with the legislation in practice - tools like cross-references to the Regulations and ASIC materials, at section level, and shaded pages to help you find provisions quickly.

What's unique?

It includes authored annotations on key provisions of the Act providing you with clear guidance on leading cases and other practice information at your fingertips � in meetings, in court, or at your desk.
Our detailed "Year in Review" feature highlights important legislation, case law and policy developments in the past year � and also predicts major trends to watch.

Working with the complex network of legislation requires understanding a dynamic law reflecting regulatory and practice developments. Corporations Legislation 2010 assists lawyers and advisers to meet the challenge, making it an essential working tool.

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Corporations - Court Rules & Related Legislation 2010 (Paper)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Published:	Not yet published, due January 2010
Code:	9780455227658
Format:	Paper
Price:	$62.00
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Corporations � Court Rules and Related Legislation 2010 is a complementary work to Corporations Legislation 2010, bringing together in one volume the various court rules governing corporations proceedings in superior courts around Australia. To assist practitioners, the book fully consolidates the legislation including the amendments to 1 January 2010. A subject index is also included to help identify provisions within or across jurisdictions.

A combined package of Corporations � Court Rules and Related Legislation 2010 and Corporations Legislation 2010 is also offered.

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Miller's Annotated Trade Practices Act -Aust Competition &Consumer Law 2010 31ed (Paper)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Miller
Published:	Not yet published, due January 2010
Code:	9780455227634
Format:	Paper
Price:	$125.00
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"Business, lawyers or even the ACCC itself need a reliable and credible source document to explain the Act".

Graeme Samuel, Chairman of the ACCC, at the launch of the 25th anniversary edition.

Since its launch, Miller's Annotated Trade Practices Act has consistently helped trade practices professionals to keep pace with the evolving practices of business, and their reflection in statutory amendment and judicial interpretation.

Miller's Annotated Trade Practices Act contains the full text of the Trade Practices Act 1974, with expert annotations to the legislation provisions, written by Russell V Miller AM. Miller clearly explains the operation of the legislation and provides a detailed analysis of the relevant case law. Consolidating the year's legislative and case law development, the book also contains related legislation and materials.

This 31st edition, consolidated to 1 January 2010, is your essential resource of 2009's legislative and case law developments in competition and consumer law.

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Corporations - Court Rules 2010 / Corporations Legislation 2010 (Paper)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Baxt & Harris
Published:	Not yet published, due January 2010
Code:	9780455227733
Format:	Paper
Price:	$123.00
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Practitioners and business professionals are increasingly turning to Thomson Reuters' annual corporations law editions as their tools of choice. The package of Corporations � Court Rules and Related Legislation 2010 and Corporations Legislation 2010 combines Thomson Reuters' two complementary books for those working with the corporations legislation.

Corporations Legislation 2010 reproduces the consolidated text of the Corporations Act and related legislation with special features to help you work with the legislation in practice - tools like cross-references to the Regulations, at section level, and shaded pages to help you find provisions quickly. It includes authored annotations on key provisions of the Act, putting clear guidance on leading cases and other practice information at your fingertips � in meetings, in court, or at your desk. Our detailed "Year in Review" feature highlights important legislation, case law and policy developments in the past year � and also predicts major trends to watch.

Corporations � Court Rules and Related Legislation 2010 offers the various court rules governing corporations proceedings in superior courts around Australia, together with related materials.

Working with the complex corporations legislation suite requires understanding a dynamic web, affected by law, regulatory and practice developments. This package assists lawyers and advisers to meet the challenge. To assist practitioners, both books fully consolidate the legislation including the amendments to 1 January 2010.

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Tradition and Change in Australian Law, 4th Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Patrick Parkinson
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455226859
Format:	Book
Price:	$95.00
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Tradition and Change in Australian Law, 4th Edition, imparts a thorough understanding of the institutions and systems of Australian law by revisiting their origins. It features a detailed explanation of the Australian legal system, past and present, covering the origins of the Western legal tradition, the importance of English history in shaping Australian law and the path from colonisation to independence. This popular text deals not only with the contemporary court system, judicial reasoning and statutory interpretation, but also examines, in the final chapter, the challenges for the future, given that traditions offer the framework for evolutionary change.

The fourth edition of Tradition and Change in Australian Law, which has been thoroughly revised and updated, provides an excellent foundation for students beginning the study of law. Its approachable style also makes it useful for the general reader who wants to gain an understanding of Australian law, past, present and future.

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Health Care and the Law, 5th Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Janine McIlwraith, Bill Madden
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455227030
Format:	Book
Price:	$98.00
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Health Care and the Law is a highly regarded text for health care professionals and others associated with training and administration in this area. As with previous editions, this fifth edition explains the legal process as it relates to the decisions and actions required of those working in this area. In every situation, they have available to them a range of potential actions. Some of these actions are acceptable, while others are detrimental. This book provides the tools for dealing with the legal and ethical consequences of those actions, assisting them to form their own procedures for best practice.

This new edition reflects the rapid pace of change in the area of health law and therefore has been updated to include new material in respect of the courts' consideration of the civil liability legislation as it applies to negligence; further developments in end-of-life decision-making, including recent major decisions; Fair Work Australia and the new national workplace relations tribunal; and the current treatment of public health law.

Health Care and the Law, 5th Edition is structured around five Parts, each dealing with an essential aspect of the law. Each Part also includes abstracts, summarised case law, procedural checklists and guidelines, which are all designed to enhance the reader's knowledge of the subject matter under consideration.

Part 1 outlines general legal theory.
Part 2 discusses patient relationships, including negligence, access to patient information and consent to care.
Part 3 reviews employment contracts, registration and injuries in the workplace.
Part 4 outlines the regulatory requirements for health care professionals, including the reporting of State requirements, drug control and coronial inquiries.
Part 5 discusses public health law, ethics and current legal issues, including human tissue transplants, reproductive technology and the expanding recognition of human rights.

This illuminating, easy-to-read text is an essential resource not only for health care professionals, but also for teachers and lecturers, students, practitioners and administrators.

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Australian Environmental Law, 2nd Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	DE Fisher
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455226873
Format:	Book
Price:	$129.95
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Since 2003 climate change and overuse of water resources have emerged as major challenges for the environmental legal system. The second edition of Australian Environmental Law addresses these issues. It remains a principles-based text on environmental law and policy which examines Australia's environmental system from a doctrinal and instrumental perspective.

Relevant legislation and case law have been updated throughout and the book has been restructured to reflect ever-increasing levels of social, political and academic interest in sustainable development and environmental planning.

The chapters on ecologically sustainable development and the instruments of environmental law have been rewritten, restructured and relocated, and a new chapter on the emerging challenges for environmental law has been added, including discussion of climate change and water resources management.

Contents
Part I - The Normative Context of Environmental Law
1. The Nature of Environmental Law
2. The Ethical Dilemmas of Environmental Law
3. The International Framework of Environmental Law
4. The Constitutional Foundations of Environmental Law
Part II - The Normative Structure of Environmental Law
5. The Changing Directions of Environmental Law
6. The Normative Sources of Sustainability
7. Sustainability in Australian Legislation
Part III � The Instrumental Structure of Environmental Law
8. Rules of Law in Support of Environmental Policy and Regulation
9. Rules of Competence
10. Rules of Limitation � Normative and Strategic Rules
11. Rules of Limitation � Regulatory, Liability and Market Rules
12. Planning for Environmental Management
13. Towards Integrated Environmental Planning
Part IV � Environmental Law in Operation
14. Facilitation of Resource Development
15. Protection of the Environment
16. Conservation of the Natural and Cultural Environment
17. Enforcement
18. How Environmental Law is Responding to Global Challenges

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Property & Security: Selected Essays (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Lyria Bennett Moses, Brendan Edgeworth, Cathleen Sherry
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455227573
Format:	Book
Price:	$95.00
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The link between the terms "property" and "security" raises both timeless, and timely, questions as to the relationship between these two concepts. Timeless, because security has always been seen as a core element of the institution of property; and timely, because exploring the ways in which property and security are related is more relevant than ever, at the end of a year when the entire edifice of the international financial system � grounded ultimately in property rights � has been threatened with collapse.

Property and Security: Selected Essays is an edited compilation of papers presented by highly regarded Australian and international academics at the Property Law Teachers Association Conference 2009 covering the thematic issues of property and security. This collection is an important resource for both student and academic researchers, and is ideal for practitioners working in mortgages/securities law - currently a highly litigated area of practice.

The papers explain the rapidly developing case law and complexities in the law, while making arguments for legal change. The reform recommendations make the publication highly relevant to policy makers within Australia, at both Federal and State level.

CONTENTS:
Part 1 Conceptual difficulties
Part 2 Public and Private Property
Part 3 Mortgages, Securities and Crisis
Part 4 Security of property rights

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Legal Reasoning (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	John Farrar
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455227177
Format:	Book
Price:	$84.00
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This book takes a fresh approach to first year introduction to law courses. It is a new Australian work based partly on the author's earlier successful United Kingdom book, Introduction to Legal Method (co-authored with Tony Dugdale) and concentrates on legal reasoning and legal method for first year law students and business students.

The book is set in the context of a broad social view of the legal system and emphasises the legal process in a sometimes critical fashion. Referring to both Australian and New Zealand law and the contrasts between them, this book focuses on how lawyers think and reason. It also covers how legal reasoning claims to be distinctive, while following practical reasoning techniques with policy and value elements.

Written succinctly and in plain English, the engaging subject matter covers indigenous people's customs and rights, fallacies in reasoning, international influences and human rights. It also includes a discussion of the impact of the information revolution on Law and lawyers and whether this affects the lawyer's role and status.

Authored by the highly respected Dr John Farrar, and based on his teaching experience in the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, this book provides a rigorous introduction to law that will put the student in a solid position to tackle future subjects.

Contents
Part I - Introduction to Law And Legal Reasoning

Part II - Sources of Law And Methods of Legal Reasoning

Part III - Wider Dimensions Of Law And Legal Reasoning

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New South Wales Criminal Law 2010 (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Blackmore & Hosking
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455227948
Format:	Book
Price:	$83.00
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An authoritative and accessible statement of the criminal law in NSW.

Our newest annual publication, Criminal Law New South Wales, provides easy to use and affordable coverage of the criminal law in NSW.

Major criminal legislation, including detailed Proof materials, is reproduced in whole without separating its contents into topics and use of legislation shading, makes it easy to use in all contexts.

The contents of this book are extracted from the Criminal Law NSW looseleaf service.

Martin Blackmore and Greg Hosking are experienced District Court judges who provide authoritative commentary and annotations, particularly in relation to the Crimes Act and other key criminal legislation.

New South Wales Criminal Law is an essential reference tool for private and government practitioners, law enforcement, students and anyone requiring an accessible yet authoritative statement of the criminal law.

Criminal Liability Principles
Crimes Act 1900
Crimes (General) Regulation 2005
Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007
Crimes (Forensic Procedures) Act 2000
Crimes (Forensic Procedures) Regulation 2008
Criminal Procedure Act 1986
Criminal Procedure Regulation 2005
Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002
Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Regulation 2005
Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985
Drug Misuse and Trafficking Regulation 2006
Summary Offences Act 1988
Summary Offences Regulation 2005
Crimes (Serious Sex Offenders) Act 2009
Crimes (Criminal Organisations Control) Act 2009
Bail Act 1978

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Lawyers' Professional Responsibility, 4th Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Gino Dal Pont
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455226842
Format:	Book
Price:	$149.95
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The fourth edition of Lawyers' Professional Responsibility provides a comprehensive and accessible treatment of lawyers' professional and ethical responsibilities. It deals with all sources of professional responsibility, including case law, legislation and professional rules, and covers all Australian jurisdictions.

The fourth edition brings the statutory and rule-based framework entirely up to date, addressing the new legal profession legislation enacted in many States and Territories as well as new professional rules that have been implemented. Reference is also made to professional responsibility models in other common law jurisdictions, including the new professional rules in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, and to recent developments in the United States.

Lawyers' Professional Responsibility, 4th Edition, will be valuable to both students and practitioners alike, helping them to understand the recent changes to professional responsibility and how those changes effect legal practice.

Contents
Chapter 1 - The Concept of Professional Responsibility
Chapter 2 - Admission to Practice
Chapter 3 - The Lawyer-Client Relationship
Chapter 4 - Duties to the Client and their Enforcement
Chapter 5 - Lawyers' Duty to Clients in Tort
Chapter 6 - Lawyer-Client Conflict and Influence
Chapter 7 - Concurrent Conflicts
Chapter 8 - Acting against Former Clients
Chapter 9 - Duty to Account
Chapter 10 - Confidentiality
Chapter 11 - Legal Professional Privilege
Chapter 12 - Privilege in Aid of Settlement
Chapter 13 - Employed ("In-house") Lawyers
Chapter 14 - Costs Disclosure and Costs Agreements
Chapter 15 - Recovery of Costs from Clients
Chapter 16 - Solicitors' Liens
Chapter 17 - Duty to the Court
Chapter 18 - Particular Applications of the Duty to the Administration of Justice
Chapter 19 - Duty to Obey and Uphold the Law
Chapter 20 - Conduct of Practice
Chapter 21 - Relations with the Profession and Third Parties
Chapter 22 - Undertakings
Chapter 23 - The Disciplinary Jurisdiction
Chapter 24 - Disciplinary Procedures
Chapter 25 - Types of Misconduct

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The Law of Options & Other Pre-emptive Rights 1st Edition (Paper)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Donald Farrands
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455226316
Format:	Paper
Price:	$179.00
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This seminal work on options and other pre-emptive rights in Australia offers a one-stop resource for any legal or tax-based questions about the drafting, exercising and assigning of pre-emptive rights.

Topics covered:

� Pre-Emptive Rights Generally
� The Nature Of An Option
� Elements Of A Valid Option
� Exercising An Option
� Assigning An Option
� Remedies For Breach Of Option
� First Rights Of Refusal
� Labelled Pre-Emptive Rights Bearing Other Characteristics
� Pre-Emptive Rights In Joint Venture Agreements

The Law of Options by Donald Farrands (1992) returns reworked, expanded and updated, to provide a concise, invaluable guide to practitioners. It is an essential resource.

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Law of Compulsory Land Acquisition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Marcus Jacobs
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455225586
Format:	Book
Price:	$219.95
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The Law of Compulsory Land Acquisition by Marcus Jacobs QC is the most comprehensive text on the subject of land resumption in Australia.

This timely work considers a range of issues that may arise in a land resumption matter and contains extracts from the seven principal State and Territory Acts as well as Commonwealth legislation.

It is an invaluable tool for barristers, solicitors, courts and tribunals, industry, government offices and valuers.

An abundance of new legislation content captures the growth of statutory law in the area. Shaded legislation extracts provide easy reference and are supplemented with in-depth commentary and case law.

The highly respected Law of Resumption and Compensation in Australia (1998) has been reworked to provide this new and comprehensively updated book by Australia's leading land resumption author.

The Law of Compulsory Land Acquisition is an essential guide for anyone involved in land acquisition matters.

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The Family Law Handbook, 2nd Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Maree Livermore
Published:	Not yet published, due December 2009
Code:	9780455227535
Format:	Book
Price:	$79.00
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The Family Law Handbook, 2nd Edition is a practical guide for people involved in or thinking about separation or divorce. Written in plain English, it explains the workings of the Australian system of family law, including recent major changes to the law affecting family relationships. The Handbook sets out choices and practical issues and tasks that face a separating couple.

The Family Law Handbook is invaluable in that it discusses not only how the family court works, but all aspects of separation, including:

what to do after the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship
negotiating with your former partner
understand the court process and requirments
understanding the mandatory dispute resolution processes
making the best possible arrangements for your children
successfully achieving a fair property settlement
going to court, with or without your lawyer.

The Handbook contains samples of parenting plan provisions, court orders, forms and affidavits that can be adapted for individual use, and a list of useful contacts and resources.

The Family Law Handbook, 2nd Edition is not only a must-have for those going through a family law matter, it is also a most valuable reference for workers in the field of family law; including counsellors, mediators, educators, social workers, public servants, students and legal practitioners.

Contents

1 The family law system
2 Marriage, divorce and separation
3 Negotiation & settlement
4 Court Process
5 Evidence
6 Parenting
7 Property
8 Hearings
Contacts and Resources

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Aviation Law in Australia, 3rd Edition (Paper)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Ron Bartsch
Published:	Not yet published, due November 2009
Code:	9780455226361
Format:	Paper
Price:	$146.00
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The aviation industry has borne the full force of the global financial crisis. The combined effect of excess capacity, weakening yields and escalating fuel costs has created, for the aviation environment, the "perfect storm".
In the past 18 months more than 40 airlines have collapsed while those that remain fight for their survival. World-wide, governments and regulatory agencies are pursuing new directions and aviation policies with increased liberalisation and open skies agreements to create greater efficiencies for the industry while maintaining effective legislative and safety oversight.

The constant challenge of any technical publication is that it remains current and relevant. Aviation Law in Australia, 3rd Edition has been thoroughly revised and expanded to meet this challenge in providing a comprehensive account of all aspects of aviation law for anyone personally or professionally involved in aviation.

In Australia the dynamics and volatility of the domestic aviation sector possess its own unique challenges. The third edition of Aviation Law in Australia reviews the recent regulatory and industry developments and new legislative requirements, including the mandating of Safety Management Systems for air operators, new security and environmental standards, and a review of CASA's entire Regulatory Reform Program.

According to Darwinian Theory it is not necessarily the largest or the strongest that survive but those that are best able to adapt to a changing environment. Aviation Law in Australia, 3rd Edition provides a definitive and practical survival guide to the legal complexities of this hostile but exciting world of aviation.

Table of contents

1. The Development of Aviation Law
2. The Australian Legal System
3. National Aviation Policy
4. The Regulation of Aviation
5. Contract Law
6. Negligence and other Torts
7. Employment and Industrial Law
8. Administrative Law
9. Criminal Law
10. Commercial and Competition Law
11. Carriage by Air
12. Aviation Insurance Law
13. Airline Operations
14. Airport Operations
15. Air Traffic Management
16. Aviation Security
17. Safety Management
18. Aircraft Accident Investigation
19. Damage by Aircraft
20. Environmental Law
21. Aviation Organisations

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Security of Payment in the Australian Building & Construction Industry 3rd Ed (Book)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Marcus Jacobs
Published:	Not yet published, due November 2009
Code:	9780455227160
Format:	Book
Price:	$149.95
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Security of Payment in the Australian Building and Construction Industry, 3rd Edition, provides fresh analysis of the security of payment regimes across Australia.

Using the New South Wales Act as its cue, the book includes detailed commentary as well as relevant legislative material and case law from New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia, underpinned by the invaluable insights of the author, Marcus Jacobs QC.

The 3rd edition covers significant developments in case law over the past two years, particularly in relation to the following areas:

� definitions in the security of payment legislation;
� adjudicators' powers, including criteria for valid appointment of an adjudicator, grounds for curial review of an adjudication, whether an adjudicator has jurisdiction to determine his/her jurisdiction, and an adjudicator's jurisdiction to determine sufficiency of a payment schedule;
� Progress payments, including procedure for recovering payments.

Legislative developments since the last edition in New South Wales and Northern Territory are examined, as is recent legislative activity in South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT.

The material in this text has been extracted from the highly-regarded service, Commercial Arbitration Law and Practice by Marcus Jacobs QC, also available from Thomson Reuters Lawbook Co.

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Equitable Remedies 8th Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	I C F Spry
Published:	Not yet published, due November 2009
Code:	9780455227498
Format:	Book
Price:	$460.00
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Equitable Remedies is regarded as the most thorough and in-depth treatise on equitable remedies in the common law world today. The first edition was described by Sir Owen Dixon as "the best legal book to have come out of Australia".

This 8th edition of Equitable Remedies continues to uphold its reputation as an up-to-date and reliable source of information with respect to injunctions, specific performance, rectification and equitable damages.

The new edition analyses a series of important decisions relating to the extra-territorial effect of equitable orders, the application of statutes of limitation, mandatory and prohibiting injunctions, special requirements for ex parte orders, and questions relating to rectification:

From the English Court of Appeal, Masri v Consolidated Contractors International (U.K.) Ltd (No 2) and (No 3), the extra-territorial effect of equitable orders received extended analysis, with wide commercial ramifications.
In the Court of Appeal in P. & O. Nedlloyd B.V. v Arab Metals Co., statutes of limitation in equitable proceedings were examined.
The Privy Council decision In National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. V. Olint Corporation Ltd. examined the relationship of mandatory and prohibiting injunctions, as well as the special requirements that must be satisfied before an order is made ex parte.
In Chartbrook Ltd v. Persimmon Homes Ltd. a number of the more contentious questions relating to rectification were considered by the House of Lords.

Dr Ian Spry again applies his leading analysis to these new developments, ensuring Equitable Remedies 8th edition remains the essential resource on the subject.

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Insurance - The Laws of Australia (Paper)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Anthony A Tarr, Julie-Anne Tarr, Malcolm Clarke
Published:	Not yet published, due November 2009
Code:	9780455226392
Format:	Paper
Price:	$149.00
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Insurance � The Laws of Australia provides insurance practitioners, insurance companies and students with a principles-based, practical guide to insurance law in Australia.

This text provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of common law principles relating to, and the statutory regulation of, insurance contracts and the operation of an insurance business. The common law and statutory provisions are dealt with in the context of marine, life and general insurance.

Insurance � The Laws of Australia provides practical, easy to read and insightful commentary into topics which include:

� Nature and classification of insurance contracts
� Regulatory system
� Insurable interests
� Insurance policies
� Insurance claims
� Indemnity and amounts recoverable
� Subrogation
� Double insurance and contribution

This material is also published as part of Title 22 "Insurance and Income Security" of The Laws of Australia legal encyclopaedia.

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Understanding the Australian Legal System, 6th Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	John Carvan
Published:	Not yet published, due November 2009
Code:	9780455227085
Format:	Book
Price:	$55.00
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Understanding the Australian Legal System provides law and non-law students with a concise yet thorough introduction to Australian law.

Contents:
1. Studying Law
2. The Sources of Australian Law
3. The Law-Making Process
4. The Legal System
5. Precedent
6. The Interpretation of Statutes
7. Contracts and Commercial Dealings
8. Torts
9. Some Basic Legal Concepts

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Australian Succession Law (Paper)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Haines, Englefield & Guille
Published:	Not yet published, due November 2009
Code:	6545Q
Format:	Paper
Price:	$1,300.00
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As state-based succession law regimes gradually move towards uniformity and cross-border issues and inter-state perspectives rise in importance, succession lawyers increasingly need to access legislation and case law from more than one jurisdiction.

Satisfying this need is Australian Succession Law, Thomson Reuters' three-volume looseleaf and online service uniquely offering national coverage of four key areas of succession law: wills, intestacy, administration and probate, and family provision.

Led by succession law specialist David Haines QC, the expert team of practitioner authors includes barrister Leonie Englefield and solicitor, Madeleine Guille.

Extensive commentary covers all jurisdictions, acknowledging uniformity and highlighting differences, making cross-border practice more accessible. Relevant legislation from each state and territory is reproduced and will be regularly updated to reflect the changes through the introduction of the uniform succession laws. Practical and time saving tools and tables will reduce research time.

With the fourth and final report on uniform succession laws now released, users will also benefit from access to the model laws. New South Wales leads the way in adopting the uniform laws and is expected to proclaim commencement of the intestacy changes in early 2010. As other States and Territories follow, Australian Succession Law will reflect the changes.

Regular updating will maintain currency of legislation and case law developments.

Publication date: November 2009

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Australian Succession Law (Online)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Haines, Englefield & Guille
Published:	Not yet published, due November 2009
Code:	6545OI
Format:	Online
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Led by succession law specialist David Haines QC, the expert team of practitioner authors includes barrister Leonie Englefield and solicitor, Madeleine Guille.

Regular updating will maintain currency of legislation and case law developments.

Publication date: November 2009

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Sale of Land In NSW: Commentary and Materials 5th Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Diane Skapinker, Patricia Lane
Published:	6/11/2009
Code:	9780455226378
Format:	Book
Price:	$124.95
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Sale of Land in NSW: Commentary and Cases, 5th Edition analyses the effects of the 2005 standard form of contract for sale of land and the Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2005 (NSW) on conveyancing law and practice.

This edition takes into account the numerous legislative and regulatory changes that have affected conveyancing over the past decade since the last edition and examines the most significant recent case law, including:
� Iannello v Sharpe and Zhang v VP 302 SPV PTY (effect of alterations to simple agreements);
� ETO Pty Ltd v Idameneo (No 123) Pty Ltd (GST clauses in the 2005 standard form contract);
� Nassif v Caminer (claims under cl 7 of the standard form contract); and
� Tudor Developments Pty Ltd v Makeig (Limitation on a purchaser's entitlement to rescind � the doctrine of election).

The plain English style, carefully selected extracts and concise approach of Sale of Land in NSW: Commentary and Cases, 5th Edition ensures readers gain a sound working knowledge of the fundamental legal principles of vendor and purchaser law.

This eagerly awaited edition is sure to be invaluable to students and practitioners alike.

CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Formation of Land Contracts
Chapter 2 Instruments and Deeds
Chapter 3 The Subject Matter of the Sale
Chapter 4 The Vendor's Duty of Disclosure
Chapter 5 Title Defects
Chapter 6 Legality of Structures and Use
Chapter 7 The Deposit
Chapter 8 Rights Pending Completion
Chapter 9 Statement of Title
Chapter 10 Requisitions and Objections
Chapter 11 Errors and Misdescriptions
Chapter 12 Inquiries and Affectations
Chapter 13 Possession
Chapter 14 Preparing for Completion
Chapter 15 Time
Chapter 16 Remedies
Chapter 17 Equitable Remedies
Chapter 18 Statutory Remedies
Appendix Contract for the Sale of Land 2005 (NSW)

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Expert Evidence (Ian Freckelton & Hugh Selby) - eBooks - over 75 expert witness fields (PDF)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Ian Freckelton, Hugh Selby
Published:	1/11/2009
Code:	3593CHAP125
Format:	PDF
Price:	$39.60
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Expert Evidence is a major subscription based service available in paper and online and is a unique and well respected publication offering comprehensive coverage of over 75 expert witness fields. The editors of the service are Dr Ian Freckelton SC, a leading member of the Victorian Bar and Hugh Selby, Associate Professor in the Legal Workshop, Law Faculty, of the Australian National University. Contributing experts are drawn from accredited laboratories, respected consultancy firms and highly regarded individual academics and practitioners.

For the first time, Expert Evidence is now available for purchase by key individual chapters supplied in Acrobat PDF file format via email, offering the only comprehensive analysis of legal principle tailored to your specific requirements. Expert Evidence is essential for preparation and case presentation by litigation lawyers (both civil and criminal), forensic specialists, and any expert drawn into investigations or hearings by providing the following:

Extensive technical treatment of over 75 expert witness fields
Citation and discussion of major English language international case authorities
References to worldwide academic research publications and sources of further information
Breadth of coverage of expert witness fields includes Investigation of Remains, Medicine and Chiropractic, Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work, Drug Analysis, Forensic Science, Environmental Analysis, Accounting, Marketing and Valuation, Building and Construction, Forensic Engineering and Accident Causation.
Individual key chapters available for purchase by practice area and subject categories
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Expert Evidence (Ian Freckelton & Hugh Selby) - eBooks - over 75 expert witness fields (PDF)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Ian Freckelton, Hugh Selby
Published:	1/11/2009
Code:	3593CHAP84
Format:	PDF
Price:	$39.60
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Extensive technical treatment of over 75 expert witness fields
Citation and discussion of major English language international case authorities
References to worldwide academic research publications and sources of further information
Breadth of coverage of expert witness fields includes Investigation of Remains, Medicine and Chiropractic, Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work, Drug Analysis, Forensic Science, Environmental Analysis, Accounting, Marketing and Valuation, Building and Construction, Forensic Engineering and Accident Causation.
Individual key chapters available for purchase by practice area and subject categories
Chapters supplied in Acrobat PDF file format via your email address

No other publication has such comprehensive coverage of expert evidence with authoritative exposition of over 75 specialist areas.

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Expert Evidence (Ian Freckelton & Hugh Selby) - eBooks - over 75 expert witness fields (PDF)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Ian Freckelton, Hugh Selby
Published:	1/11/2009
Code:	3593CHAP40
Format:	PDF
Price:	$39.60
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Extensive technical treatment of over 75 expert witness fields
Citation and discussion of major English language international case authorities
References to worldwide academic research publications and sources of further information
Breadth of coverage of expert witness fields includes Investigation of Remains, Medicine and Chiropractic, Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work, Drug Analysis, Forensic Science, Environmental Analysis, Accounting, Marketing and Valuation, Building and Construction, Forensic Engineering and Accident Causation.
Individual key chapters available for purchase by practice area and subject categories
Chapters supplied in Acrobat PDF file format via your email address

No other publication has such comprehensive coverage of expert evidence with authoritative exposition of over 75 specialist areas.

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Expert Evidence (Ian Freckelton & Hugh Selby) - eBooks - over 75 expert witness fields (PDF)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Ian Freckelton, Hugh Selby
Published:	1/11/2009
Code:	3593CHAP64
Format:	PDF
Price:	$39.60
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Extensive technical treatment of over 75 expert witness fields
Citation and discussion of major English language international case authorities
References to worldwide academic research publications and sources of further information
Breadth of coverage of expert witness fields includes Investigation of Remains, Medicine and Chiropractic, Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work, Drug Analysis, Forensic Science, Environmental Analysis, Accounting, Marketing and Valuation, Building and Construction, Forensic Engineering and Accident Causation.
Individual key chapters available for purchase by practice area and subject categories
Chapters supplied in Acrobat PDF file format via your email address

No other publication has such comprehensive coverage of expert evidence with authoritative exposition of over 75 specialist areas.

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Expert Evidence (Ian Freckelton & Hugh Selby) - eBooks - over 75 expert witness fields (PDF)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Ian Freckelton, Hugh Selby
Published:	1/11/2009
Code:	3593CHAP74
Format:	PDF
Price:	$39.60
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Extensive technical treatment of over 75 expert witness fields
Citation and discussion of major English language international case authorities
References to worldwide academic research publications and sources of further information
Breadth of coverage of expert witness fields includes Investigation of Remains, Medicine and Chiropractic, Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work, Drug Analysis, Forensic Science, Environmental Analysis, Accounting, Marketing and Valuation, Building and Construction, Forensic Engineering and Accident Causation.
Individual key chapters available for purchase by practice area and subject categories
Chapters supplied in Acrobat PDF file format via your email address

No other publication has such comprehensive coverage of expert evidence with authoritative exposition of over 75 specialist areas.

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Documentary Evidence - The Laws of Australia (Paper)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Roger Brown
Published:	23/10/2009
Code:	9780455227368
Format:	Paper
Price:	$129.00
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Documentary Evidence � The Laws of Australia is the only current text that focuses exclusively on the important topic of documentary evidence in Australia.

This unique work provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of the common law and statutory regimes governing the admissibility of documentary evidence for all Australian jurisdictions, grouped into the following topics:

Varieties of documents
Common law principles of admissibility, including the hearsay rule, the best evidence rule and the requirement of authentication
Admissibility under Australian legislation based on the Evidence Act 1938 (UK)
Admissibility under the Uniform Evidence Acts
Business records legislation
Admissibility of bankers' books and books of account
Powers to order the production of documents

The impact of legislative reforms such as the adoption of the Uniform Evidence Acts in Tasmania and Victoria and the progression of evidentiary principles in cases including Ceedive Pty Ltd v May [2004] NSWSC 33 and Nolan v Nolan (2003) 10 VR 626 are explored with concise and insightful commentary.

This text also provides a thorough examination of the admissibility of computer produced evidence at common law and under various Australian legislative approaches including the Uniform Evidence Acts, the "computer specific" approaches of Queensland and Victoria, as well as the South Australian provisions governing the admission of computer produced evidence and the "business record" approaches of Western Australia and the Northern Territory.

Author Roger Brown, Magistrate in the Local Court of New South Wales, has provided an expert view of specific issues raised by documentary evidence in practice. This material is also published as part of Title 16 "Evidence" of The Laws of Australia legal encyclopaedia.

More information on The Laws of Australia, including the complete range of books and forthcoming updates

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Fair Work : A user-friendly guide (Paper)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Author(s):	Catanzariti
Published:	22/10/2009
Code:	9780864606464
Format:	Paper
Price:	$145.00
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Cut through the complexity of workplace law and discover what the Fair Work reforms mean to you as a practitioner, employer or employee. Fair Work: A user-friendly guide will help you understand the law and avoid the confusion created by the many last minute amendments made in its passage through parliament.

The Fair Work Act 2009 and related legislation commenced from 1 July and significantly altered Australia's workplace relations law. Employees have more power and flexibility in the workplace, while the Fair Work reforms significantly alter the future for workplace relationships more generally. Transition to this new regime is complex.

In Fair Work: A user-friendly guide experienced workplace law specialists, Joe Catanzariti and Michael Byrnes of Clayton Utz, provide an engaging overview of the changes and consider the ramifications for business and employees at this critical point in time.

Fair Work: A user friendly-guide is essential reading for those who need to adapt to the new regime or for those who want to understand the changes and how they will impact Australian workplaces.

Table of contents

1. Fair Work Act and the Constitution
2. Institutions under Fair Work Act
3. Minimum Conditions - National Employment Standards
4. Public Holidays
5. Workplace Agreements
6. Modern Awards
7. Transfer of Business
8. Termination of Employment
9. Right of Entry
10. Registered Organisations
11. Adverse Action & Employment Protection
12. Transitional Arrangements

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Fair Work Legislation & User-friendly Guide Value Pack (Paper)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Published:	22/10/2009
Code:	9780455227665
Format:	Paper
Price:	$216.00
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FAIR WORK BOOKS VALUE PACK
SAVE 20% WHEN YOU BUY THE TWO BOOKS AS A PACKAGE

Fair Work Legislation 2009
Negotiate the transition from Workplace Relations to the Fair Work regime with the only collection of the four key workplace laws in one book:
� Fair Work Act 2009 with Regulations and Rules
� Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009 with Regulations
� Workplace Relations Act 1996 (as at 30 June 2009) with Regulations and AIRC Rules
� Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (extracts) with Regulations.

User friendly layout and enhanced features include:
� Cross-references between Acts, Regulations and Rules and descriptive and useful subsection headings to aid comprehension and practice
� Thumb tabs on page edges, detailed page headings and tables of provisions to improve navigation
� Grey-shading of yet to commence provisions.

Fair Work: A user-friendly guide
Cut through the complexity of workplace law and discover what the Fair Work reforms mean to you as a practitioner, employer or employee. Fair Work: A user-friendly guide will help you understand the law and avoid the confusion created by the many last minute amendments made in its passage through parliament.

In Fair Work: A user-friendly guide experienced workplace law specialists, Joe Catanzariti and Michael Byrnes of Clayton Utz, provide an engaging overview of the changes and consider the ramifications for business and employees at this critical point in time.

Fair Work: A user friendly-guide is essential reading for those who need to adapt to the new regime or for those who want to understand the changes and how they will impact Australian workplaces.

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Australian Resources Law Reports (Paper)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Kanaga Dharmananda, Philip Christensen, Graeme Dennis, Richard Douglas, Mark Gerus, Anthony Groom
Published:	15/10/2009
Code:	1144F
Format:	Paper
Price:	$775.00
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The Australian Resources Law Reports (ARLR) series is the only specialist report series in Australia dealing with mining, energy and resources law. Carefully selected judgments are accompanied by catchwords and authored headnotes that summarise the decision and highlight the key issues. In addition, an editorial comment is provided that explains the practical significance and commercial implications of the case, making these Reports an essential research tool for practitioners working in the areas of mining, energy and resources.

The cases are drawn from a wide range of sources, including Mining Wardens, the relevant environment and planning Courts and Tribunals and Supreme Courts in each State and Territory and the Federal and High Courts of Australia. By selecting only the most important decisions from such a wide range of sources, valuable research time is saved.

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Law Student Survival Guide: 9 Steps to Law Study Success, 2nd Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Claire Macken
Published:	14/10/2009
Code:	9780455227504
Format:	Book
Price:	$50.00
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Welcome to the Law Student Survival Guide! Now in its second edition, author Claire Macken draws on her experience as both a student and lecturer in law to provide practical study skills suggestions for university law students. Inside you'll find a variety of hints, tips and checklists, in an easy-to-read style, which will assist you to:

�Set yourself up' for law study success and familiarise yourself with the law resources you need to learn the law
Master the skill of a weekly schedule and prioritised plan to give yourself sufficient time to study and learn the law
Implement techniques to create an organised, uncluttered and enjoyable place to learn
Learn the 50/10 Plan as a technique to avoid distractions and achieve your best in your planned study times
Understand the process of summarising, and the skill of writing summary notes for the purpose of your law assessments
Improve and enhance your law exam technique and the application of �IRAC' as the basis of legal reasoning
Apply the skills of legal research and writing to achieve your best in all written law assessments
Consider the wonderful opportunities open to you as a law student to enrich your educational experience and meet new friends and colleagues along the way!

CONTENTS
Step One: Check your desk!
Step Two: Set yourself up for study
Step Three: Write a Weekly Schedule
Step Four: Study Techniques
Step Five: Study Notes and exam notes
Step Six: How to do a law exam
Step Seven: Researching and writing
Step Eight: Avoid procrastination! Never give up!
Step Nine: All the other things you need to know

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Australian Commercial Precedents: Share Sale Precedents (Toolkit)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Gough
Published:	1/10/2009
Code:	3024OI
Format:	Toolkit
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Thomson Reuters' Share Sale Precedents service provides agreements, in long and short form, for the sale and purchase of shares in a single proprietary or unlisted public company, with optional alternative provisions reflecting seller interest or buyer interest.

The service is one of the individually available online Australian Commercial Precedents modules. These focus on key areas of commercial law, and offer precedents to help create initial drafts for simple through to highly complex transactions in a single sitting. Each module is easy-to-use, versatile and written in plain English and, with the downloadable Microsoft Word� documents, practitioners can draft client-friendly, professional agreements efficiently. This Share Sale Precedents module assists practitioners acting for corporations which trade in shares or are involved in business sales transactions:

SPECIAL OFFER: Place your order for ACP: Share Sale Precedents, or any of our other ACP modules, by 30 November 2009 and receive 20% off.

Content of module:

Share Sale Agreement � Long Form
Share Sale Agreement � Short Form

The Share Sale module provides two agreement versions, catering for high level and for standard transactions. Use the longer version - covering every party combination and offering a substantial collection of optional clauses reflecting seller or buyer interest and payment options - for the sale and purchase of shares in a proprietary or unlisted public single company or group holding company. The shorter version suits a single proprietary or unlisted public company, with optional provisions reflecting seller interest or buyer interest. Optional clauses and detailed drafting notes address:

Wide range of party scenarios
Acquisition of entire shareholding or controlling shareholding
Sale shares in a single company without subsidiaries or, in parent holding company with corporate group subsidiaries
Trustee party optional provisions
Buyer and seller friendly warranties
Extensive seller liability limitation provisions
Buyer claim option, specifying a formal procedure governing claims by the buyer for seller sale warranty default or other seller default
Buyer and seller guarantees
Options for dispute resolution

Optional clauses and drafting notes provide expert guidance, stepping users through the precedent clause-by-clause, and identifying the circumstances in which each clause should be used. Each downloadable Microsoft Word� template automatically formats itself during drafting.

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Australian Commercial Precedents: Insolvency Precedents (Toolkit)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Jarvis
Published:	1/10/2009
Code:	3026OI
Format:	Toolkit
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Thomson Reuters' Insolvency Precedents service provides a range of precedents for use in contexts of both Receivership and Voluntary Administration, and extending from precedents for deeds through to notices and minutes.

The service is one of the individually available online Australian Commercial Precedents modules. These focus on key areas of commercial law, and offer precedents to help create initial drafts for simple through to highly complex transactions in a single sitting. Each module is easy-to-use, versatile and written in plain English and, with the downloadable Microsoft Word� documents, practitioners can draft client-friendly, professional agreements efficiently. Insolvency advisers need to prepare a wide range of documents, often engaging with detailed procedural requirements affecting their drafting.

SPECIAL OFFER: Place your order for ACP: Insolvency Precedents, or any of our other ACP modules, by 30 November 2009 and receive 20% off.

Those benefitting from the module include:

Solicitors
Insolvency experts
Corporate counsel and insolvency professionals in banks and financial institutions.

Content of module:

The module provides precedents for the wide range of documents generated in both receivership and voluntary administration situations, and includes deeds, letters, notices and minutes. Rather than focusing on forms prescribed by ASIC, the content focuses on precedents of use to lawyers. Indicating coverage, for Receivership the range of precedents with optional clauses and drafting notes addresses the following contexts:

Receiver and Manager
Secured Creditor as controller (mortgagee in possession)
Agent for secured creditor as controller (mortgagee in possession)
Receiver of income under real property mortgage.

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Australian Commercial Precedents: Employment Precedents (Toolkit)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Curran
Published:	1/10/2009
Code:	3028OI
Format:	Toolkit
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Thomson Reuters' Employment Precedents service provides practitioners with practical assistance in implementing employment structures under the federal legislation. It offers precedent employment contracts and policies, clause banks, and precedent agreements relating to termination.

The service is one of the individually available online Australian Commercial Precedents modules. These focus on key areas of commercial law, and offer precedents to help create initial drafts for simple through to highly complex transactions in a single sitting. Each module is easy-to-use, versatile and written in plain English and, with the downloadable Microsoft Word� documents, practitioners can draft client-friendly, professional agreements efficiently. The Employment Precedents offers a range of agreements and optional clauses to help draft legislation-compliant agreements in a particularly dynamic area of practice. Scope for risk is high during periods of transition such as that to full commencement of the Fair Work legislation, so the module will support changing drafting needs.

SPECIAL OFFER: Place your order for ACP: Employment Precedents, or any of our other ACP modules, by 30 November 2009 and receive 20% off.

Those benefiting from the module include:

Legal practitioners and employment professionals advising on employment law
Counsel and other legal professionals working within corporations.

Content of module:

Content includes:

Introduction

CEO Agreements

Managing Director Agreements

Senior Executive Agreements

Workplace Policies

Industrial Instruments

Union Collective Agreement Clause Bank

Single enterprise agreement Clause bank

ITEA Clause Bank

Termination Agreements

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Australian Commercial Precedents: Business Sale Precedents (Toolkit)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Gough
Published:	1/10/2009
Code:	3029OI
Format:	Toolkit
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Thomson Reuters' Business Sale Precedents provides long and short form agreements for the sale and purchase of a business on a going concern basis, and business assets, with optional provisions reflecting seller interest or buyer interest.

The service is one of the individually available online Australian Commercial Precedents modules. These focus on key areas of commercial law, and offer precedents to help create initial drafts for simple through to highly complex transactions in a single sitting. Each module is easy-to-use, versatile and written in plain English and, with the downloadable Microsoft Word documents�, practitioners can draft client-friendly, professional agreements efficiently. The Business Sale Precedents module assists buyer or seller representatives, including:

Practitioners involved in business sale transactions between single parties
Practitioners with corporate clients selling or buying single or multiple businesses, including those with a wide range of business assets
Legal counsel working within corporations and organisations involved in a business sale or acquisition.

SPECIAL OFFER: Place your order for ACP: Business Sale Precedents, or any of our other ACP modules, by 30 November 2009 and receive 20% off.

Content of module:

Business Sale Agreement � Long Form
Business Sale Agreement � Short Form

The module provides two versions of the business sale agreement. The long version is ideal for larger transactions, including options for every possible party scenario, acquisition of a wide range of business assets, business premises and employees, and optional clauses catering for every foreseeable payment plan and tax implication. Alternatively, for standard transactions between single parties, practitioners may prefer the short form agreement with its options for seller or buyer friendly warranties and a range of payment scenarios. Agreements include Buyer Friendly options, Seller Friendly options and general options, with optional clauses and detailed drafting notes addressing:

Wide range of party scenarios
Acquisition of a wide range of business assets
Medium level and full set term warranty options
Seller liability limitation
Buyer claim provisions
Seller business insurance cover undertaking
Employee and superannuation transfers

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Death & Taxes: Tax Effective Estate Planning 2009 (Book)

Publisher:	ATP
Author(s):	Michael Flynn, Miranda Stewart
Published:	28/09/2009
Code:	9780864606358
Format:	Book
Price:	$184.50
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Death & Taxes: Tax Effective Estate Planning 2009 will help you to plan and prepare better outcomes for your clients through an enhanced understanding of the impact of tax laws on all assets controlled by an individual at death. This consolidated guide to managing the affairs of the deceased will give you the confidence to advise on estate planning and the tax consequences of death.

Features
� Examines the impact of taxation upon death with coverage of income tax, CGT, GST, various State and Territory duties & land tax
� Provides guidance on tax law applicable to the deceased, the estate, testamentary trusts & beneficiaries
� Guidance on tax planning strategies to take full advantage of tax law provisions, tax exemptions and tax concessions
� Extensive use of examples to demonstrate how the law is put into practice
� Updated as of 1 July 2009 to include the most recent tax statute and case law

Benefits
� Enhances your understanding of complex concepts and how they apply to real world estate planning situations
� Aids understanding of the impact of changes in legislation and recent case law, including the new superannuation rules and changes to CGT
� Effectively advise on, plan and manage a client's estate to avoid tax traps and pitfalls and minimise tax liabilities upon death

Contents
� Part 1: Tax effective estate planning � introduction and overview of tax-effective estate planning
� Part 2: Finalising the tax affairs of a deceased individual � compliance obligations and payment of tax, final year receipts of the deceased, final year expenses and losses of the deceased, assets owned by the deceased at death
� Final year tax offsets of the deceased
� Part 3: Taxation of deceased estates and testamentary trusts � taxation issues for beneficiaries of deceased estates, taxation of deceased estates and testamentary trust, receipts of a deceased estate or testamentary trust, expenses and losses of a deceased estate or testamentary trust
� Distribution or disposal of assets by a deceased estate or testamentary trust.
� Part 4: Taxation issues for beneficiaries of deceased estates � taxation of beneficiaries on receipts and assets directly received, taxation of beneficiaries on receipts from a deceased estate or testamentary trust, expenses of beneficiaries, taxation of beneficiaries on assets distributed from a deceased estate or testamentary trust, beneficiary interest in a deceased estate or testamentary trust
� Tables � Legislation table, case table, rulings and determinations table, case studies, useful contacts, tax rates

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Nutshell: Civil Procedure 2nd Edition (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Bridget Cullen Mandikos
Published:	11/09/2009
Code:	9780455226323
Format:	Book
Price:	$27.00
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The essence of the law�

Lawbook Co. Nutshells are the essential revision tool: they provide a concise outline of the principles for each of the major subject areas within undergraduate law.

Written in clear, straight-forward language, the authors explain the principles, and highlight key cases and legislative provisions for each subject.

Contents
1. Fundamental Principles
2. Case Management
3. Jurisdiction
4. Parties and Joinder
5. Limitation Periods
6. Commencing Proceedings
7. Service and Appearance (new chapter)
8. Pleadings
9. Interlocutory Applications
10. Ending Proceedings Early
11. Errors and Amendment
12. Discovery
13. Settlement
14. Trial and Judgment
15. Costs
16. Appeals
17. Enforcement
18. Alternative Dispute Resolution.

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Fair Work Legislation 2009 (including Fair Work Act and related Acts, Regulations & Rules) (Book)

Publisher:	Thomson Reuters
Published:	26/08/2009
Code:	9780455227283
Format:	Book
Price:	$125.00
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Negotiate the transition from Workplace Relations to the Fair Work regime with the only collection of the four key laws in one book:
� Fair Work Act 2009 with Regulations and Rules
� Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009 with Regulations
� Workplace Relations Act 1996 (as at 30 June 2009) with Regulations and AIRC Rules
� Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (extracts) with Regulations

Complete the package of significant changes with other essential materials including:
� Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 with Regulations and the BCII (Transition to Fair Work) Bill
� Federal Court and Federal Magistrates Acts, Regulations and Rules (Fair Work Division extracts)
� Independent Contractors Act 2006 with Regulations
� Trade Practices Act 1974 (extracts - incorporating cartel amendments)

Reduce risk and be certain of currency at-a-glance through grey-shading of provisions yet to commence and editor's notes identifying future commencement dates.

Understand the key changes now in force and the effects of recent amendments through Professor Andrew Stewart's concise overview of the Fair Work legislation.

User friendly layout and enhanced features include:
� cross-references between Acts, Regulations and Rules, which aid practice
� thumb tabs on page edges, which aid navigation
� descriptive and useful subsection headings, which assist comprehension
� tables of provisions and mini tables of provisions for faster location
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� subject index
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The Law Handbook, 11th Edition: Your Practical Guide to the Law in NSW (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Redfern Legal Centre Publishing
Published:	26/08/2009
Code:	9780455227429
Format:	Book
Price:	$95.00
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Are you facing a legal problem? What are your rights?
The Law Handbook is the plain English guide to the law in New South Wales.

The Law Handbook: Your Practical Guide to the Law in NSW, contains 45 chapters written by over 90 lawyers and legal experts. It has been built upon and updated for 25 years by over 300 contributors. This is the best plain-English guide to the law in New South Wales. The Handbook contains just about everything you need to know about the law � including where to go if you need help or more information. Every chapter contains a comprehensive list of related organisations, publications and websites.

This 11th edition has been comprehensively revised and brought right up to date - incorporating the recent substantial changes to workplace relations, social security laws and de facto relationships.

It will be an indispensable first reference for anyone with a legal question.

Topics included in the Law Handbook:

� Social security entitlements
� Employment
� Driving and Traffic Law
� Wills, Estates and Funerals
� Accidents and Compensation
� Discrimination
� The Court Process
� Privacy
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� Family problems
� Renting and buying a home

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On Equity (Book)

Publisher:	Lawbook Co.
Author(s):	Justice P W Young AO, Clyde Croft QC, Megan Smith
Published:	18/08/2009
Code:	9780455225081
Format:	Book
Price:	$149.00
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On Equity is a thorough and commanding examination of the practice and principles of equity, written by the the Honourable Justice Young, former Chief Judge in Equity of the Supreme Court of NSW from 2001�2009 and currently a Judge of Appeal of the Supreme Court of NSW and two distinguished co-authors.

By providing a fresh treatment of equitable doctrines and remedies, this seminal work will ensure that practitioners and students of law have an essential and accessible model for equity in the 21st century.

The distinguished authors explore the practice of equity and the day-to-day business of equity practitioners and elucidate the underlying principles in a clear and readable manner.

On Equity authoritatively explores the history of equity, equitable doctrines and equitable remedies in three parts:

� HISTORY AND OVERVIEW
Introduction, Fundamental Concepts, Maxims and Practical Applications of Equity

� EQUITABLE DOCTRINES
Fraud, Trusts, Fiduciary Relationships, Property, Mortgages, Equitable Assignments, Contracts, Miscellaneous Equities, as well as the principles governing Probate and Administration of Estates

� EQUITABLE REMEDIES
Discussion on Remedies, Equities and Procedure, Usual Remedies, Defences in Equity, Restitution, New Developments and the Future

On Equity is destined to become a leading work in its field.

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