Andrew Foyle Libros

Recent Supreme Court rulings, particularly in Morrison and Gordon's Trustees, alongside upcoming modifications in the Prescription (Scotland) Act 2018, have significantly transformed the law of prescription, an area that had remained largely static for over four decades. This book addresses these pivotal changes, providing an updated analysis of the implications for legal practice and understanding in Scotland.

The book provides a comprehensive guide to the significant changes in Scottish law regarding guarantees by spouses for their partners' business debts, following landmark decisions by the House of Lords in the 1990s. It outlines the evolution of legal duties for lenders securing agreements from a debtor's spouse, presenting a clear and practical resource for understanding these developments. This work stands out as the first major compilation of its kind in Scotland, making it an essential reference for legal practitioners in the field.

In World War II New Zealand was heavily involved on the battle lines of the Mediterranean. The experience was eye-opening for the emerging, Empire-loyal nation. A lasting bond was formed with Greece, and the complex, divisive and sometimes violent and surreal events of the time, now fading from memory, are vividly recounted by the author.