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Volume 1: Part I; Procedure in the Civil Courts; Civil Procedure Rules 1998; Parts 1-80; Glossary; Schedule 1 Rules of the Supreme Court 1965; Schedule 2 County Court Rules 1981; Protocols; The Chancery Guide; The Queen's Bench Guide; Fees; Volume 2; Part II; General Jurisdiction; Supreme Court Act 1981; County Courts Act 1984; High Court and County Courts Jurisdiction Order 1991; Courts Act 2003; Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007; Appeals to the Supreme Court; Part III; Special Jurisdiction; Anti-Social Behaviour; Arbitration; Companies; Consumer Contracts; Contempt of Court; Crown Proceedings; Data Protection; Devolution; ; Employment; Environment; Equality; Europe; ; Family Provision; Funding of Legal Services; Funds in Court; Harassment; Human Rights; Insolvency; Landlord & Tenant and Housing; Limitation; Mental Capacity and Mental Health; Mobile Homes; Partnership; Patents and Other Intellectual Property; Personal Injury and Death; Personal Property; Real Property; Solicitors; Trusts and Administration of Estates;; Procedural Tables Supplement; Forms Supplement

Editor-in-Chief: The Right Honourable the Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury, Master of the Rolls. General Editors: P K J Thompson QC, MA, LLB (Hons), of Lincoln's Inn, one of Her Majesty's Counsel; Louise di Mambro LLB (Hons) (Lond), of the Middle Temple, Barrister, Registrar of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and Registrar of the Privy Council; Consulting Editor: The Right Honourable Lord Justice Moore-Bick; Senior Contributing Editor: David di Mambro LLB (Hons) (Lond), Ch Arb, FCI Arb, of the Middle Temple, Barrister, Fellow of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies and a member of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee (2004-2010) (thereafter ad hoc) Add the rest of the Editorial Board as well? Editorial Board: Master Bowles, Master of the Supreme Court, Chancery Division; Master Leslie, Master of the Supreme Court, Queen?s Bench Division, a Bencher of the Middle Temple, former member of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee (1997-2002) and a former member of the working party on Practice Directions (1997?2000); Master Colin Campbell, Costs Judge; His Honour Judge Michael Cook; Her Honour Judge Margaret de Haas LLB (Hons) (Lond), Senior Circuit Judge and the Designated Family Judge for Merseyside; His Honour Judge David Pugsley, Circuit Judge and formerly Chairman of Employment Tribunals; District Judge Henrietta Manners; District Judge Stephen E Rogers; Nicholas Bacon QC; Charles Bourne MA (Cantab), Maîtrise (Sorbonne), of the Middle Temple, Barrister; Christopher Buckley MA (Cantab), of Lincoln?s Inn, Barrister; Iain Goldrein MA (Cantab), FRSA, One of Her Majesty?s Counsel; David Greene MSc (Lond), FCI Arb, Solicitor of the Supreme Court, a former member of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee and a former member of the working party on Practice Directions (1997?2000); Robert Hendy LLB (Hons) (Lond), BCL (Oxon), of the Inner Temple, Barrister, Master of Civil Appeals; Elizabeth Jeary, of the Court Funds Office; Stephen Jones MA (Oxon), of the Inner Temple, Barrister; Lynne Knapman, Deputy Master of the Crown Office; Shantanu Majumdar BA (Oxon), of the Middle Temple, Barrister; Dov Ohrenstein MA (Cantab), of Gray?s Inn, Barrister; Alison Padfield BA, BCL (Oxon), Lic Sp Dr Eur (Brussels), of Lincoln?s Inn, Barrister; Robert Pearce QC, MA, BCL (Oxon), of Middle Temple and Lincoln?s Inn, One of Her Majesty?s Counsel; Ashley Roughton BSc (Lond), PhD (Cantab), of the Inner Temple, Barrister; Lydia Seymour BA (Oxon), of the Inner Temple, Barrister; Alan Simons LLB (Hons) (Lond), Former District Judge; Adrian Zuckerman, Professor of Civil Procedure, University of Oxford, Fellow of University College