Civil Appeals: Principle & Procedure 2nd Edition Published

18th September 2015

We are pleased to announce that the second edition of Civil Appeals: Principle and Procedure has been published. Written by Sean O’Sullivan KC, Lynne McCafferty, James Purchas and James Leabeater, Civil Appeals is an authoritative and detailed guide to the practice and procedure for bringing civil appeals at all levels of the appellate courts.

Further details can be found here.

Sean O’Sullivan KC

Call 1997 King's Counsel 2014

Lynne McCafferty KC

Call 1997 King's Counsel 2018

James Leabeater KC

Call 1999 King's Counsel 2019

James Purchas

Call 1997

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