MAURITIUS  REPORTS

Brings  you the latest in Law in Mauritius Courts with amendments  and Judgments  as  they are. The judgments make an interesting  study  for those interested in research of fine blend of Old French Codes,  suitably amended, from English Law. Highly recommended for those interested in Commonwealth Law.

1992 to 2001  (availability only current issues)

REVISED LAWS OF MAURITIUS

Bringing  the  Mauritius Laws and the Labour Laws to  date.

Current edition 2000 (7 Vols.). 

BRUNEI  LAW  REPORTS

The Sultanate of Brunei, a small traditional Islamic monarchy in South East Asia adopted its new constitution on 29 Sept 1959. The Supreme Court of Brunei (Consisting of the Court of Appeal and the High Court) has brought out The Brunei Law Reports, probably for the first time in the history of Brunei.

A span of 22 years (1965-1986) has been encapsulated in 2 volumes. Each volume contains Table of Cases Reported and Table of Cases Cited alongwith a subjectwise digest arranged alphabetically.

1965 to 1986 = 2 Vols.
2000-2001 = 2 vols.

THE  JUDGMENTS  OF  THE  COURTS  OF  BRUNEI  DARUSSALAM

1987 to 2002 = 32 vols.

ALL  PAKISTAN  LEGAL  DECISIONS

Pakistan  Law  witnessed tumultuous developments  in  the 80's  and stands on the threshold of a new legal era.  The  periodical provides a comprehensive coverage of  all  the important cases of Pak Courts.

1980 - 1982 = 18 Vols. (Six Volumes Per Year)
1982 to 1996 = 70 Vols. (Five Volumes Per Year)
1997 to 2001= 30 vols. (Six vols. per year)

PAKISTAN  CRIMINAL  LAW  JOURNAL

This  legal publication from Pakistan has been  effectively  reporting Criminal  Cases of the High Courts and Supreme Court since  1949  soon after Pakistan acquired its independent status. All the cases  decided by  courts are reported chronologically in volumes fully  indexed  and comprehensively serviced. The back volumes have gone out of print  and are  rarely  available.

1968 to 2002 (3 vols. per year)      Plus Standing Order

SHARIAT  DECISIONS

Judgements and Orders of Supreme Courts of Pakistan and AJK; Judgements and Orders of Shariat Courts of Pakistan and AJK; Separate Section on Shariat Statutes

Published in Single Volume Per Year

Bound Volume 1984-2001

NATIONAL  LAW  REPORTER

(Supreme  Courts  of  Pakistan & AJK, High Courts  :  Lahore,  Peshawar, Quetta and AJK)

Six Volumes Per Year                                                                                             Bound Vols available for 1978-2001
 

The  China Law Reports is the only authorized English  translation  of significant  judgements provided by different levels of courts in  the People's  Republic  of  China (PRC). The Chinese  version  of  the Reports is jointly organized by the Supreme People's Court and  the Senior Judges Training Centre of the PRC.

The China Law Reports is milestone in the history of the Chinese legal system. It is a massive translation project. The publication of  the China  Law Reports has received the total support of the Supreme  People's Court, the Senior Judges Training Centre and the People's  University  of the PRC. It demonstrates the growing importance of  court judgments  in  the PRC, especially as in recent  years,  China's  open economic policies and rapid development have resulted in unprecedented levels  of  foreign  investment and international interests. As  an understanding of China's unique legal system is a fundamental requirement for anyone seeking to advise or do business in China, this series of reports is a must for all who have an interest in this expanding economy.

The  China  Law Reports is a comprehensive  collection  of  previously inaccessible case law. It covers cases on Civil, Criminal,  Administrative  and Economic Law. Publication of the series  started with three volumes for the year 1991. There are altogether 346 cases in the China Law Reports 1991, adding up to approximately 3,000 pages.

THE  SINGAPORE  LAW  REPORTS

The  Singapore  Law Reports provides a  convenient  and  authoritative reference  source  for all important cases from the  Singapore  High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Privy Council (on Appeal from Singapore). It is the only series published in Singapore under the authority of the Singapore Academy of Law.

The  Singapore Law Reports is published fortnightly and is available for subscription on  a  yearly basis  from  January to December. A  Subject  Index and a Consolidated Table of Cases Reported come with every issue.

Consolidated volumes forming backsets are now available.

First Published 1992
ISSN 0218-3161
3 bound volumes being published annually

Since 1965

Edited  by  The  Hon . Joaquim Gonsalves-Sabola, Chief  Justice  of  the Commonwealth of The Bahamas it has been compiled and edited by lawyers from  the islands themselves and covering decisions of both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.

The  Law Reports of The Bahamas evince the high standards of  accuracy and  clarity  set out in a consistent and readable  way.  Each  volume contains a useful Digest of Cases for quick reference.

LAW  REPORTS  OF  THE  COMMONWEALTH

A  selection  of cases of significant interest  to  practitioners  and academics in Common Law Jurisdictions throughout the world. By concentrating  on the important areas of Constitutional and  Administrative, Commercial  and  Criminal  Law it provides  an  unrivalled  coverage. Editorial  Board  includes the Secretary-General of  the  Commonwealth, retired  Chief  Justices  of the Legal Division  of  the  Commonwealth Secretariat.  Because  few institutions can afford  to  subscribe  to every  series of national, federal and regional law reports  from  the Commonwealth,  this one provides them with an invaluable  distillation of the vast output of its courts.

1985-2002 = 70 vol.s                Hard cover

NEW  ZEALAND  LAW  REPORTS

New Zealand Law Reports is the official series for that country, being published  under  statutory authority - reports  in full text the judgements of the High  Court  of  New Zealand,  the  Court of Appeal and the Courts  Martial  Appeal  Court, together  with those of cases determined by the Judicial Committee  of the Privy Council.

 The NZLR series is comprehensively indexed with  Digests  and indexes  spanning 1861 to the present day.

These  Law Reports provide a clear understanding  of  Sri  Lankan Legal System, its Acts, derivaties and applications. In approximately two  vols. a year it brings out cases and other matters decided by  the Supreme Court  and the Court of Appeal which are the Superior Courts there.

1991 to 1993 = 6 Vols (Two Vols Per Year)
1994 = 3 Vols
1995 & 1996 = 4 Vols (Two Vols Per Year)   
1997 to 2001 = 15 vols. PLUS STANDING ORDER

BANGLADESH  LEGAL  DECISIONS

The Constitution of Bangladesh enjoins that the law declared by the Appellate Division of Supreme Court shall be binding upon the High Court Division of the Supreme Court and the law declared by either division of the Supreme Court shall be binding on all Courts subordinate to it. Thus an accurate, authentic, and reliable law reporting became essential and indispensable requirement for administration of justice by courts. In the absence of this, the laws declared by the Superior Courts remained unreported and therefore inaccessible and its value as binding precedent got greatly diminished.

Bangladesh Legal Decisions was then introduced, satisfying the ever increasing demands by reporting cases decided by the Supreme Court.

Bangladesh Bar Council has undertaken the responsibility of this publication to satisfy the needs of all those interested in Law.

This indispenssable treatise covers decisions and analysis of judicial pronouncemets of the Superior Courts and thereby contributes to the growth and development of the study of law and administration of justice.

1986 to 2001 = 16 Volumes ( One Volumes Per Year)      PLUS STANDING ORDER

Back issues can be arranged on request subject to the availability of stocks

DHAKA  LAW  REPORT 

To meet the demand of the members of legal profession DHAKA LAW REPORTS came into existence which reports reportable judgements of the Supreme Court. It also helps to generate and sustain interest in the application of law for dispensation of justice in the highest court of the country and all other courts of law.

1981 to 2001 = 20 Vols (One Volume Per Year) PLUS STANDING ORDER

SOUTH AFRICAN LAW REPORTS

1947 to 2001 = 220 vols. approx.

The South African Law Reports have been published monthly since 1947 and have become the premier repository of South African jurisprudence