Hamlyn Lecture Series The British tradition in Canadian law

Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0420428801 
Category
Special Collections  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
1969 
Publisher
Stevens and Sons, Limited, United Kingdom 
Volume
21 
Pages
xv, 138 pages 
Subject
Canada 
Series Name
Abstract
"The hospitable terms of the Hamlyn Trust easily contain my subject "The British Tradition in Canadian Law." However misleading it might be thought to use the word "British" instead of "English" -one looks in vain for any strictly Scottish influence on Canadian law - I have felt justified in using the broader term, notwithstanding the fact that it is English law and English legal institutions with which I am concerned in these lectures..." - Preface 
Description
Content:
Hamlyn Lectures -- The Hamlyn Trust -- Preface -- 1. Reception: the courts and the profession -- Reception -- The courts -- The legal profession -- 2. English law in Canadian courts: the judicial office in Canada -- Independence of the judiciary -- Jury trial in Canada -- The continuing impact of English law -- English decisions and stare decisis in Canadian courts -- 3. Balancing considerations: law reports, legal education and legal scholarship in Canada -- Legal education in Canada: admission to practice -- Legal scholarship and research in Canada -- The influence of the United States -- 4. The British tradition and Canadian federalism -- The judicial power in Canada -- The crown in Canada -- The law in Federal Courts: Federal Law in the Provincial Courts -- Index. 
Biblio Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.  
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