Barsby publishing:  law and more

Welcome to a new approach to explaining the law. Our printed books contain guidance which is clear and practical, written primarily for non-lawyers and presented in our unique style.

Coming soon:  our Live Law series will take our work to a new level, with instant online access to videos, accompanied by written notes, designed to show you quickly and clearly how the law works.

Printed books

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Tenures of Land & Customs of Manors

ISBN 0 9521625 5 5 | 1999 | 5th Edition | Hardback | 520pp

First published in 1679, the book – often known as Blount’s Jocular Tenures – proved to be an enduring success. It records the terms on which land was held under the feudal system,, and associated manorial customs.

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Manorial Law

ISBN 0 9521625 2 0 | 1996 | paperback | 155pp

Written for lawyers as well as lawyers, Manorial Law traces the legal history of the manor from its medieval origins, and its explains its current importance. Manorial Law provides ann invaluable insight into the ancient, complex and fascinating institution that is the manor.

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Park Homes Law

ISBN 0-9544716-2-8 | 2009 | 3rd ed | paperback | 305pp

Park Homes Law is the definitive guide for residents, site managers, local government staff and all others concerned with this area of the law. The book covers not just residential parks but touring and holiday sites and camping.

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Live law

Property law

Live Law will guide you through key legal issues which affect landowners in England and Wales. Each section can be bought separately, so you can focus on the issues affecting you.

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Constitutional law

Voting, the courts etc.

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Latest news

We’re now live

We’re now live

This site went live on Thursday 27 October 2011.  You can buy our printed books quickly and easily online, using our ecommerce facility – or if you prefer you can pay by cheque or BACS transfer.  If you have any difficulty in using the site, please let us know, so we can investigate!


Posted on October 27th, 2011 | Categories: Latest news