A Practical Approach to Local Government Law

Second Edition
ISBN13: 9780199283477ISBN10: 0199283478 Paperback, 416 pages
Mar 2006,  In Stock

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Description

Very much a practical guide, A Practical Approach to Local Government Law 2/e makes extensive use of examples, checklists, and key documents, to assist the busy practitioner in quickly locating the material they need, whilst also providing valuable context for the student coming to this complex subject for the first time.

Features

  • Accessible guide to the complex area of local government law in a single affordable volume
  • Updated to cover legislative changes since the first edition's publication in 1997, including the Local Government Act 2003 and the new Capital Finance Rules brought into force in April 2004
  • Coverage has been expanded from first edition to now include; partnerships; joint ventures; procurement; freedom of information; well-being; best value; and human rights
  • Clear and user-friendly chapter structure and extensive use of examples, checklists, and key documents assist the reader in quickly locating the material they need

Product Details

416 pages; ISBN13: 978-0-19-928347-7ISBN10: 0-19-928347-8

About the Author(s)

John Sharland is a Partner at Sharpe Pritchard. Formerly he was Chief Solicitor for the London Borough of Hackney, and a solicitor in the legal departments of London Boroughs Croydon and Hammersmith and Fulham.

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