Where to Look for Your Law

Where to Look for Your Law, commonly known as the Yellow Book,[1] is a bibliography of law. It is "well known".[2] It has been described as "valuable",[3] as "an indispensable tool"[4] and as "an old friend".[5] By 1990, it was "very outdated".[6]

The First Edition was published in January 1908,[7] the Second in October 1912,[8] the Third in October 1926,[9] the Fourth in October 1929, the Fifth in October 1935,[10] the Sixth in October 1938, the Seventh in March 1943,[11] the Second Impression of that Edition in May 1943, the Eighth Edition in February 1944,[12] the Ninth in November 1946, the Tenth in January 1948, the Eleventh in 1954,[13] the Twelfth in 1957,[14] the Thirteenth in 1960,[15] and the Fourteenth in 1962.

The Seventh to Tenth Editions were by R Hilary Stevens. The Eleventh to Fourteenth Editions were by Charles William Ringrose, Librarian to the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn.[16]

References

  1. ^ (1961) 63 Library Association Record 242 (July 1961) (Fourth Series, vol 28)
  2. ^ Hines, William Douglas. English Legal History: A Bibliography and Guide to the Literature. Vol 1011 of the Garland Reference Library of the Humanities. Garland Publishing Inc. New York and London. 1990. ISBN 0-8240-4299-9. p 118.
  3. ^ The Law Society's Gazette. The Law Society. 1962. Volume 59. Page 49.
  4. ^ The Business Law Review. Volume 2. 1955. Page 85
  5. ^ Annual Survey of American Law. New York University School of Law. 1954. Page 862. [1]
  6. ^ Hines, William Douglas. English Legal History: A Bibliography and Guide to the Literature. Garland Publishing Inc. 1990. p 118.
  7. ^ For reviews of this edition, see "Reviews" (1908) 27 Law Notes 91 (March 1908); (1908) 43 The Law Journal 55 (1 February 1908); (1908) 15 The Scots Law Times 143 (25 January 1908); (1908) 42 The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal 53 (29 February 1908); and (1908) 30 The Law Students' Journal 29 (1 February 1908).
  8. ^ For a review of this edition, see (1912) 34 The Law Students' Journal 250 (2 December 1912)
  9. ^ For reviews of this edition, see "New Editions" (1926) 162 The Law Times 389 (13 November 1926); "Reviews and Notices" (1927) 43 The Law Quarterly Review 292 (No 170: April 1927); (1926) 90 The Justice of the Peace 681 (27 November 1926); and "Reviews of Books" (1926) 122 The Bankers', Insurance Managers' and Agents' Magazine 824.
  10. ^ For reviews of this edition, see (1935) 2 The Solicitor: A Journal for Solicitors and Their Managing Clerks 119 (May 1935); and (1935) 69 The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal 207 (3 August 1935).
  11. ^ For reviews of this edition, see "New Edition" (1943) 62 Law Notes 108 (June 1943); "Review" (1943) 10 The Solicitor: A Journal for Solicitors and Their Managing Clerks 96 (June 1943); (1943) 87 The Solicitors' Journal 229 (26 June 1943); (1943) 93 The Law Journal 135 (24 April 1943); "Reviews" (1943) 107 Justice of the Peace and Local Government Review 177 (10 April 1943); "Reviews" (1943) 77 The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal 122 (15 May 1943); and (1943) 5 The Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly 149 (May 1943).
  12. ^ For reviews of this edition, see (1944) 197 The Law Times 98 (18 March 1944); and 6 The Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly 99
  13. ^ For reviews of this edition, see "Book Reviews" (1955) 9 The Industrial Law Review 228 (No 3: January 1955); "Where to look for your law" Aslib Information p 4; and "New publications" (1954) 56 The Library Association Record 34 (Fourth Series, vol 21).
  14. ^ For reviews of this edition, see "Reviews" (1958) 122 Justice of the Peace and Local Government Review 27 (11 January 1958); Local Government Journal, vols 85-86, p 234; "Overseas reading" (1957) 61 The Accountant's Magazine 661; (1957) British Book News 537 [2]; 170 The Estates Gazette 341 (21 September 1957); (1957) 35 Public Administration 432; (1957) 76 Law Notes 258 (No 10); "Reviews" (1957) 137 The Accountant 399 (5 October 1957); AET, "Where to Look for Your Law" in "Book Reviews" (1958) 26 Town and Country Planning 87 (No 2: February 1958); and The Year Book of World Affairs 1959, p 356.
  15. ^ For reviews of this edition, see T J Howard, "Where to Look for Your Law" (1961) 34 The Police Journal 307; "Book Reviews" (1961) 3 University of Malaya Law Review 153; "For the Local Government Reader" (1961) Local Government Journal, vols 89-90, p 118 (June 1961); (1960) The Librarian and Book World, vols 49-50, p 29; WLT [1960] The Sudan Law Journal and Reports 356 [3]; "Reviews" (1961) 105 The Solicitors' Journal 36 (13 January 1961); "Guide to Works on the Law" (1961) 69 The Municipal Journal (31 March 1961); "Book Review" (1961) 65 The Accountant's Magazine 386; (1961) 80 Law Notes 128 (No 5: May 1961); and (1961) 144 The Accountant 528 (29 April 1961).
  16. ^ As to Ringrose, see Thomas Landau, "Ringrose, Charles William", Who's Who in Librarianship, Bowes & Bowes, 1954, p 173 [4].

Further reading

  • Stevens, R Hilary. Where to Look for Your Law. Tenth Edition. Sweet & Maxwell. 1948. Google Books.
  • Ringrose, C W. Where to Look for Your Law. Fourteenth Edition. Sweet & Maxwell. 1962.
  • Keeton, George Williams (editor). The Year Book of World Affairs. Volume 13. London Institute of World Affairs. Stevens. 1959. Page 356.
  • Briggs, Leyland Lawrence (editor). The Accountants Digest. Germain Publishing Company. 1957. Volume 23. Page 128.
  • Chandler, George. How to Find Out: A Guide to Sources of Information for All, Arranged by the Dewey Decimal Classification. Pergammon Press. 1974. ISBN 0080177816. Page 74.
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