Lexis Nexis Study Guide: Civil Procedure, 2nd edition (eBook)

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LexisNexis Study Guide — Civil Procedure is designed to assist students in learning the foundations of civil procedure for effective, systematic exam preparation and revision.

Each chapter clearly identifies and explains the pertinent and often difficult topics within civil procedure. The most important and recent cases are summarised to consolidate practical understanding of the theoretical concepts.

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  • Assists students with effective exam study preparation
  • Simplifies exam study by providing students with the key cases, legislation and commentary needed for success in exams and assessments
  • Short and concise paragraphs, bullet-pointed summaries and tables aid retention of complex rules and principles.

Related Titles

Colbran et al, Civil Procedure: Commentary & Materials, 7th ed, 2019
Hemming & Penovic, Civil Procedure in Australia, 2015
Legg (ed), Resolving Civil Disputes, 2016
Peden & Kumar, Quick Reference Card Civil Procedure, 2nd ed, 2017
Simmons, LexisNexis Case Summaries: Civil Procedure, 2016
Zillman & Hemming, LNQA Civil Procedure, 2016
Zuckerman et al, Zuckerman on Australian Civil Procedure, 2018

 

Featured Authors

Stephen Colbran
Sheryl Jackson

Stephen Colbran

Stephen Colbran is a Professor of Law and Dean of Law, School of Business and Law at Central Queensland University.

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Sheryl Jackson

Sheryl Jackson is a former Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law at Queensland University of Technology.

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Table of contents

Chapter 1 Court Adjudication and the Civil Justice System

 
Chapter 2 Case Management and the Overriding Purpose 

 
Chapter 3 Alternative Dispute Resolution

 
Chapter 4 Jurisdiction 

 
Chapter 5 Non-Compliance, Amendment and Time

 
Chapter 6 Limitation of Actions

 
Chapter 7 Commencing Proceedings

 
Chapter 8 Service 

 
Chapter 9 Appearance

 
Chapter 10 Joinder of Parties and Actions

 
Chapter 11 Group Proceedings

 
Chapter 12 Pleadings 

 
Chapter 13 Summary Disposition

 
Chapter 14 Discovery 

 
Chapter 15 Further Means of Obtaining Evidence 

 
Chapter 16 Affidavits

 
Chapter 17 Interlocutory Procedures

 
Chapter 18 Settlement 

 
Chapter 19 Trial 

 
Chapter 20 Appeal and New Trial

 
Chapter 21 Costs

 
Chapter 22 Enforcement
 

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