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‘A Practical Introduction to Scottish Agricultural Law – Second Edition’ by Lydia Fotheringham
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‘A Practical Guide to Age Discrimination’ by Mark Green & Karen Moss
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‘A Practical Guide to Securing Planning Permission on Grey Belt Land in the Green Belt’ by James Corbet Burcher
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‘A Brief Guide to Modern Manorial Law’ by Paul Stafford, barrister of Ten Old Square
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‘A Practical Introduction to Scottish Agricultural Law – Second Edition’ by Lydia Fotheringham

‘A Practical Guide to Age Discrimination’ by Mark Green & Karen Moss

‘A Practical Guide to Securing Planning Permission on Grey Belt Land in the Green Belt’ by James Corbet Burcher

‘A Brief Guide to Modern Manorial Law’ by Paul Stafford, barrister of Ten Old Square