Look no further for the most detailed explanation ofestoppel by conduct and election
Estoppel by Conduct and Election provides in-depth analysis of the principle of estoppel and shows you how it works in practice. The book reflects the modern treatment of estoppel in the courts in England and Wales and the Commonwealth and includes a wealth of case law.
The new book helps to clarify the theory and application of:
- Estoppel by representation
- Estoppel by convention
- Proprietary estoppel
- Promissory estoppel
- Election
Helps you get the best for your client
- Defines estoppel in depth, explaining the general principles, so that areas of uncertainty are clarified
- Gives you the authority you can rely on for cases involving estoppel by representation and convention, proprietary estoppel, promissory estoppel and election
- Examines the different relationships and transactions in which estoppel can arise
- Shows how the principles apply in different situations so that they can be clearly understood
- Illustrates how estoppel works with in-depth analysis of case law, giving you examples you can refer to in court
- Looks at estoppel at common law and in equity
- Deals with election between rights, between remedies and in procedure
- Written by a practitioner for practitioners, giving you expert analysis by Mr Justice Kenneth Handley, a respected judge
