Table of Contents

Part One.
Keeping the streams of justice pure and clean
Introduction
1: In the face of the Court
2: The victimisation of witnesses
3: Refusing to answer questions
4: Scandalising the Court
5: Disobedience to an order of the Court
6: Prejudicing a fair trial
Conclusion
Part Two.
Inquiries into conduct
Introduction
1: Into the conduct of judges
2: Into the conduct of ministers
3: Into the conduct of directors
4: Into the conduct of gaming clubs
5: Into the conduct of aliens
6: Into the delays of lawyers
Part Three.
Arrest and Search
Introduction
1: Making an arrest
2: Making a search
3: New procedures
Part Four.
The Mareva injunction
Introduction
1: We introduce the process
2: We are reversed
Part Five.
Entrances and exits
Introduction
1: The common law about aliens
2: Commonwealth citizens
3: Exits
Part Six.
Ventures into Family Law
1: How I learned the trade
2: The story of emancipation
Part Seven.
The deserted wife's equity
Introduction
1: Invoking Section 17 of the 1882 Act
2: Invoking the aid of equity
3: The Lords triumphant
4: Lady Summerskill takes charge
Part Eight.
The wife's share in the home
1: The judges introduce it
2: The wide principle of fairness
3: The trust concept
4: Where there is no financial contribution
Conclusion
Epilogue
Index

About the Author

Lord Alfred Denning, Baron Denning (Dec.)