Judicial inventiveness and judicial restraint in the United States
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Author
Contributions
- Fleming, John G. - Contributor
Publication
1989 - Butterworths, London, England, England
Language
English
Word Count
20,250 words, Guess
Page Count
81 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL17185192M
- ISBN-100406527016
- OCLC Control Number20283704
- Internet Archivejudicialinventiv0000jone
Classifications
- LCCKF389 .J65 1989
- LCCKF425 .J65 1989
- LCCK2100 .J83 v.34, no.3
Subjects
Topics
LawFeesTortsJudgesKostenLawyersDamagesCommon lawAdvocatuurCosts (Law)Remedies (Law)Judicial powerJudge-made lawConflict of lawsJudicial processEquitable remediesOnrechtmatige daadRechterlijke machtTorts -- United StatesDamages -- United StatesCommon law -- United StatesCosts (Law) -- United StatesRemedies (Law) -- United StatesInterpretation and construction86.09 administration of justiceJudicial process -- United States
Places
Series Statement
- Butterworth lectures -- 1988
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