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Imperial Appeal: The Debate on the Appeal to the Privy Council, 1833-1986

by David B. Swinfen
RM51.74 MYR
Imperial Appeal: The Debate on the Appeal to the Privy Council, 1833-1986
Imperial Appeal: The Debate on the Appeal to the Privy Council, 1833-1986

In-depth historical analysis of judicial appeal transformation.

If you have a keen interest in legal history, "Imperial Appeal" offers an immersive dive into over 150 years of debates and developments surrounding the Privy Council's role in judicial appeals. It's a treasure trove for understanding the intricacies of legal reform and the evolution of judicial authority, encapsulating pivotal moments that shaped common law. This book promises to enrich your perspective on the complexities of legal systems and their historical contexts.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.
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Imperial Appeal: The Debate on the Appeal to the Privy Council, 1833-1986

by David B. Swinfen
RM51.74 MYR
ISBN: 9780719023125
Authors: David B. Swinfen
Publisher: Manchester University Press
Date of Publication: 1990-04-28
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: History, Politics, Law
Related Topics: Politics, World History, Political Science, History, Government
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The subject of this book is the evolution of the political debate over the right of appeal to the Privy Council from the superior courts of the Commonwealth countries. That debate has now been going on for well over a century, and the issue has formed an integral part of the debate on the evolution of the Commonwealth. This study is intended to be of interest to historians and academic lawyers, and to practising lawyers and government agencies throughout the Commonwealth.
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In-depth historical analysis of judicial appeal transformation.

If you have a keen interest in legal history, "Imperial Appeal" offers an immersive dive into over 150 years of debates and developments surrounding the Privy Council's role in judicial appeals. It's a treasure trove for understanding the intricacies of legal reform and the evolution of judicial authority, encapsulating pivotal moments that shaped common law. This book promises to enrich your perspective on the complexities of legal systems and their historical contexts.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.