Lord Denning: What next in the Law

Lord Denning: What next in the Law

In support of his claims, Lord Denning consults a broad range of sources. He covers a wide range of cases, such as the Russell baby, the Granada "mole," and the Harriet Harman case. These cases were chosen because, as he puts it, "the experience of the past points the way to the future." The book also addresses the law reform recommendations made by several Departmental Committees, Royal Commissions, and Blue Books—all of which were at the time of publication rejected by succeeding administrations.

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