C2 The Solicitors Act 1974, the Administration of Justice Act 1985, and the discharge of the Council’s functions Page 388-Page 411
Part 2 Detailed Contents List
Part 2A The Solicitors Acts of 1941, 1957, 1965 and 1974
(as enacted) and the Administration of Justice Act 1985:
the material provisions and passage through Parliament
Page 1-Page 295
Part 2B The Solicitors Acts of 1941, 1957, and 1965:
the evolution of the Schedule 1 Provisions
Page 296-Page 382
Part 2C How, for 50 years, the Law Society has
bamboozled, duped and deceived Parliament,
the High Court, Court of Appeal , UK’s Supreme Court,
and the European Court of Human Rights
C1 Parliamentary processes Page 383-Page 387
C3 How the Law Society exploited Parliament’s confusion and ignorance about the Intervention Procedure Page 412-Page 541
C4 Materials relevant to Part 2C5 Page 542-Page 675
C5 Since 1974 UK’s judges have been determining the wrong application with the wrong wording, made under the wrong procedure in interventions which have never taken place under provisions which Parliament has not knowingly enacted Page 676-Page 1112