Precedents for Applications in Civil Proceedings has been written to assist all, from aspirant novices to experienced practitioners. The book contains more than 100 examples covering an extensive range of more than 50 subjects, with commentary on the requirements of applications and the identification of typical defences.
Precedents for Applications in Civil Proceedings comprises four parts:
- Part 1 – Introduction and General Guidelines: advice on drafting with emphasis on application papers;
- Part 2 – Generic Applications and General Matters: generic applications such as interdicts, reviews, appellate applications and the like;
- Part 3 – Procedural, Interlocutory and Incidental Applications Matters: An extensive range of interlocutory, incidental and procedural applications;
- Part 4 – Specific Substantive Applications: Comprising a wide range of subjects with commentary and precedents thereon.
Key Features
- The book serves as an indispensable tool for vocational training for both attorneys and advocates;
- It can be used by candidate attorneys and junior practitioners to prepare basic applications, such as those to compel further particulars or discovery, the amendment of pleadings, rescission of judgments and separation of issues, to mention but a few;
- For more experienced practitioners there are a wide range of subjects, including complex applications from access to information, anti-dissipation relief and Anton Piller applications to trade marks, unlawful competition and wills.
- Assists practitioners of various levels of experience to quickly learn areas of law and draft the appropriate applications in the areas discussed
- Contains over 100 examples for readers to refer to