Oxford Dictionary of Law

Ebook "A Dictionary of Law" this dictionary has been written by a distinguished team of academic and practising lawyers. It is intended primarily for those without a qualification in law who nevertheless require some legallmowledge in the course oftheir work: chartered surveyors and accountants, civil servants and local-government officers, social workers and probation officers, as well as businessmen and legal secretaries are typical examples of those whose work often calls for a knowledge of the precise meaning (and spelling) of a legal term.

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When citing from documents and archival sources, transcription follows the language of the source: Arabic transcription when from text in Arabic and modern Turkish forms when from Ottoman Turkish. As a result, two spellings may be found in the text for technical terms; both are given in the relevant entries of the index. Terms originally Arabic or Ottoman Turkish but naturalized in English are spelt as in the Oxford English Dictionary, with the exception of effendi, spelt throughout as efendi.

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