Principles of Irish law /
Brian Doolan.
- 7th ed.
- Dublin : Gill and Macmillan, 2007.
- xl, 476 p. ; 24 cm.
Previous ed.: 2003. Includes index.
Includes index.
Part 1: The Irish Legal System. Chapter 1.The nature and history of Irish law -- Chapter 2.Nation and state -- Chapter 3.The oireachtas -- Chapter 4.The government -- Chapter 5.The administration of justice -- Chapter 6.Fundamental rights -- Chapter 7.The European union. Part 2: The Law of Contract. Chapter 8.Formation of contract -- Chapter 9.Invalid contracts -- Chapter 10.Discharge of contracts -- Chapter 11.Remedies in contract law. Part 3: Criminal Law. Chapter 12.Criminal liability -- Chapter 13.Offences against public order -- Chapter 14.Offences against the person -- Chapter 15.Offences against property. Part 4: The Law of Torts. Chapter 16.Nature of tortious liability -- Chapter 17. Trepass -- Chapter 18.Nuisance -- Chapter 19.Negligence -- Chapter 20.Defamation -- Chapter 21.Economic torts. Part 5: Equity and Trusts. Chapter 22.Principles of equity -- Chapter 23.Trusts. Part 6: Land Law. Chapter 24.Property in general -- Chapter 25.Freehold estates -- Chapter 26.Leasehold interests -- Chapter 27.Co-ownership, easements and powers -- Chapter 28.Mortgages -- Chapter 29.Planning and environment law. Part 7: Family Law and Succession. Chapter 30.Marriage -- Chapter 31.The family -- Chapter 32.Finance and property -- Chapter 33.Succession. Part 8: Business law. Chapter 34.Agency -- Chapter 35.Sales of goods and supply of services -- Chapter 36.Credit and Security -- Chapter 38.Negotiable instruments -- Chapter 39.Partnership -- Chapter 40.Company law -- Chapter 41.Copyright, patents and trade marks. Part 9: Employment Law. Chapter 42.Contracts of employment -- Chapter 43.Protective legislation -- Chapter 44.Trade unions.