The Effect on English domestic law of membership of the European Communities and of ratification of the European Convention on Human Rights
By: edited by M.P. Furmston, R. Kerridge, B.E. Sufrin.
Contributors: Furmston, M. P.; Kerridge, R.; Sufrin, B. E.; University of Bristol. Faculty of Law.
Publisher: M. Nijhoff; Distributors for the U.S. and Canada, Kluwer Boston
Published: 1983
Place of publication: The Hague; Boston; Hingham, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 428
Subjects: European Economic Community -- Great Britain.; International and municipal law -- Great Britain.; Civil rights -- Europe.; Constitutional law -- Great Britain.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Papers by members of the University of Bristol Faculty of Law in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Faculty.
Table of contents: title: Influences on judicial reasoning / David Feldman; title: Constitutional conundrums : the impact of the United Kingdom's membership of the Communities on constitutional theory / D.N. Clark and B.E. Sufrin; title: The impact of European law on equal pay for women / Richard Townshend-Smith; title: The impact of EEC competition law in the United Kingdom / Richard Whish; title: The European Community and English company law / N.E. Furey and J.E. Parkinson; title: Freedom of movement and United Kingdom immigration law / B.E. Sufrin; title: Policy considerations in the courts in matters of jurisdiction in conflict of laws / J.J. Fawcett; title: Incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights into United Kingdom domestic law / Roger Kerridge; title: The closed shop and the European Convention on Human Rights / A.M. Dugdale and H.F. Rawlings; title: The English law of contempt of court and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights / N.V. Lowe; title: Prisoners and the European Convention on Human Rights / Gillian Douglas and Stephen Jones; title: The effect of the European Convention on Human Rights on the preparation and amendment of legislation, delegated legislation, and administrative rules in the United Kingdom / Clive Symmons.