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The Weekly Law Reports. Vol 1

The Weekly Law Reports 1973 Vol 3

Published by the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England and Wales, this third volume of the 1973 series reports the significant judgments of that year from the senior courts of England & Wales (including the House of Lords, Court of Appeal and High Court). It forms the third of the annual set (Vols 1, 2 and 3), where Volume 1 covers more “general interest” and procedural cases, and Volumes 2 & 3 focus on decisions of greater legal importance.

Weekly Law Reports Vol 2

The Weekly Law Reports (1984) Vol. 2 — Published by the ICLR, this volume contains important 1984 judgments from the senior courts of England and Wales, focusing on cases of long-term legal significance.

Weekly Law Reports Vol 3

The Weekly Law Reports (1994) Vol. 3 — Published by the ICLR, this volume contains major 1994 judgments from the senior courts of England and Wales. It reports cases of substantial legal significance that shaped or clarified English law. Citation example: [1994] 3 WLR 123.

Weekly Law Reports. Vol 1

Published by the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England & Wales (ICLR). This volume reports the significant 2003 decisions of the senior courts of England & Wales (High Court, Court of Appeal, etc.). Cases in Volume 1 cover primarily procedural matters and points of law of general interest (the “starred” cases). Citation format: cases are cited as [2003] 1 WLR xxx. It is part of a four-volume series: Vol.1 (general interest/procedural), Vols.2 & 3 (greater long-term significance), Vol.4 (online extended coverage introduced later).

Weekly Law Reports 1971 Vol 1

The Weekly Law Reports (1971) Vol. 1 — Published by the ICLR, this volume contains important 1971 judgments from the House of Lords, Court of Appeal, and High Court, focusing on key procedural and general legal issues. Citation example: [1971] 1 WLR 123.

The Weekly Law Reports 1968

The Weekly Law Reports (1968) Vol. 2 — Published by the ICLR, it contains key 1968 judgments from the House of Lords, Court of Appeal, and High Court. It reports significant civil and criminal cases that shaped English law.