TY  - BOOK
AU  - Doolan,Brian
TI  - Principles of Irish law
SN  - 9780717128396
U1  - 340.09415 DOO 
PY  - 1999///
CY  - Dublin
PB  - Gill and Macmillan
KW  - Law
KW  - Ireland
KW  - Laws of specific jurisdictions & specific areas of law
KW  - thema
N1  - Previous ed.: 1996; 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
N2  - A new edition of this standard introduction to Irish law which reflects the unprecedented rate of change in Irish law and includes, for the first time, topics of current interest, for example Competition Law and Environmental Law
ER  -