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GAZETTE
THE ROUND HALL PRESS
Recent Publications
Employment Law
MICHAEL
FORDE
A comprehensive account of the legal regime
governing the relations between employers and
employees. Topics include: employee-self-
employed distinction, terms and conditions of
emp l o yme n t, protection of confidential
information, health and safety, freedom of
movement for workers within the EC, sex
discrimination and equal pay, paid maternity
leave, wrongful dismissal, compensation for
redundancy etc. There are separate chapters on
the transfer of employers' businesses, employers'
insolvency, occupational pension schemes,
transnational employment; special rules
governing employment in the public sector - the
civil service, local government and teaching.
ISBN 0-947686-86-X £ 4 9 . 50
Insider Dealing
MICHAEL ASHE and
YVONNE MURPHY
Part V of the Companies Act 1990 enacts a
comprehensive code making unlawful for the
first time in Ireland, insider dealing in securities.
This book explores these provisions while setting
them in the context of a subject which has been
a prominent feature of many financial scandals in
different parts ofthe world. ISBN 0-947686-79-
7 pbk £24.50; 1-85800-009-9 hbk £ 3 7 . 50
Offences Against the
Person
PETER
CHARLETON
Concentrates specifically on that area of criminal
law relating to offences which affect the bodily
integrity of citizens. Comprehensive coverage is
given to the substantive law of murder,
manslaughter, infanticide, abortion, false
imprisonment, cruelty to children, indecency
with children, sexual offences against the mentally
handicapped etc. ISBN 0-947686-89-4 pbk
£25.00; 85-1 hbk £ 4 7 . 50
Index to Irish Law
Reports Monthly
1976-1990
Compiled byJULITTA
CLANCY
This index, which covers the first 14 volumes of
ILRM, is divided into five parts:
(i) Table of cases reported (c.2300 entries)
An alphabetical list of all cases reported in
ILRM with full reversals and cross-
references.
(ii) Table of cases judicially considered (c.2800
cases)
An alphabetical list of all cases judicially
considered
i.e. applied, distinguished, followed etc.
(iii) Table ofStatutes etc., judicially considered
An alphabetical list of all statutes, statutory
instruments, Articles of the Constitution,
Rules of the Superior Courts, European
Community Enactments and International
Conventions.
(iv) Subject index (over 5000 entries)
A comprehensive subject index to all cases
reported, containing over 5000 entries and
cross references. A full list of subject matter
titles accompanies the index.
(v) Table of words and phrases judicially
considered.
ISBN 0-947686-82-7 £120.00.
NEW JOURNALS
Irish Journal of
European Law
JAMES O'REILLY and
AN THONY COLLINS (editors)
ISSN 0791-539X
Subscription 1993: £ 4 5 . 00
Irish Criminal Law
Journal
SHANE MURPHY (editor)
ISSN 0791-5403
Subscription 1993: £ 3 5 . 00
Human Rights and
Constitutional Law
JAMES O'REILLY (editor)
This is a collection of twenty-four essays written
by distinguished international jurists in honour
of Brian Walsh, a judge of the European Court
of Human Rights and a formerjudge of the Irish
Supreme Court. ISBN 0-947686-80-0 £47.50.
Case Law o f t he
European Court of
Human Rights
Volume II: 1988-1990
VINCENT
BERGER
This volume deals with the seventy-two decisions
handed down by the Court in the period 1988-
1990. For each ofthe cases Dr Berger provides
a full summary of the facts and of the law
involved, together with a summary bibliography
for each decision and a note of the changes
effected in national law and procedure resulting
from the decisions. ISBN 0-947686-66-5
£37.50.
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