17 (b) From Scotland and Ireland: Ireland

Ronan Keane

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The Judicial House of Lords 1876–2009

Louis Blom-Cooper QC, Brice Dickson, and Gavin Drewry

Print publication date: 2009

Print ISBN-13: 9780199532711

Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: September 2009

DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199532711.001.0001

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ContentsFRONT MATTER

Title Pages
Acknowledgements
Detailed Contents
Editors’ Introduction
Notes on Contributors
Table of Cases
Table of Legislation
PART A THE INSTITUTION
- 1 The Judicial Role of the House of Lords before 1870
- 2 The Judicial House of Lords: Abolition and Restoration 1873–6
- 3 The Judicial Office
- 4 The House of Lords and the English Court of Appeal
- 5 From Appellate Committee to Supreme Court: A Narrative
PART B THE JUDGES
- 6 The Lord Chancellor as Head of the Judiciary
- 7 Appointments to the House of Lords: Who Goes Upstairs
- 8 The Law Lords: Who Has Served
- 9 1966 and All That: The Story of the Practice Statement
- 10 Style of Judgments
- 11 Law Lords in Parliament
PART C DEVELOPMENT OF THE COURT
- 12 The Early Years of the House of Lords, 1876–1914
- 13 A Developing Jurisdiction, 1914–45
- 14 Towards a System of Administrative Law: The Reid and Wilberforce Era, 1945–82
- 15 The End of the Twentieth Century: The House of Lords 1982–2000
- 16 A Hard Act to Follow: The Bingham Court, 2000–8
PART D REGIONAL AND EXTERNAL PERSPECTIVES
- 17 (a) From Scotland and Ireland
- 17 (b) From Scotland and Ireland
- 17 (c) From Scotland and Ireland
- 18 The Interplay with the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
- 19 (a) The Old Commonwealth
- 19 (b) The Old Commonwealth
- 19 (c) The Old Commonwealth
- 19 (d) The Old Commonwealth
- 20 Reflections from the New Commonwealth
- 21 A Transatlantic Comparison
- 22 A European Perspective
- 23 (a) Views from Legal Practice
- 23 (b) Views from Legal Practice
- 24 A View from the City
- 25 A Political Scientist's Perspective
PART E SPECIFIC AREAS
- 26 International Law
- 27 European Influences
- 28 Constitutional Law
- 29 Administrative Law
- 30 Human Rights
- 31 Non-discrimination and Equality
- 32 Criminal Law
- 33 Fair Trial: ‘One Golden Thread’
- 34 Torts
- 35 Libel, Privacy, and Freedom of Expression
- 36 Family Law
- 37 Land Law
- 38 Commercial Law
- 39 Intellectual Property
- 40 Tax Law
END MATTER
APPENDIX 1 Lords of Appeal in Ordinary from 1876
APPENDIX 2 Who Succeeded Whom?
APPENDIX 3 Lord Chancellors From 1876
APPENDIX 4 Pen Portraits of the Lords of Appeal
Index

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