Law Society's Gazette "This remarkable little book is not only an admirable law dictionary, but a miniature law encyclopaedia. Definitions of current legal terms are accompanied, in many cases, by a concise exposition of the relevant branch of the law, with reference to authorities, and sometimes the historical background is outlined. This is particularly useful to a practitioner venturing into an unfamiliar field, who wants a quick guide to his subject... the balance and composition of the entries could not be improved upon..."
Since 1876, this dictionary has supplied generations of students with a comprehensive yet concise pocket guide to every variety of legalese, from the commonplace to the wilfully arcane; this edition continues the great tradition in being refined and updated to accommodate the very latest developments in the ever-evolving language of the law.
Compiled once again by Professor E.R.H. Ivamy, Mozley and Whiteley's Law Dictionary will continue to prove itself a small but significant quoin in the studies of Law students at GCSE, A level and degree level, as well as non-law students and professionals.