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Adult social care law
Stephen Knafler QC is the founder and general editor of the Community Care Law Reports. He is based at Landmark Chambers. He practises in every area of public law but has a particular interest in social care.
Available as an ebook at www.lag.org.uk/ebooks
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Adult social care law
Stephen Knafler QC
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Legal Action Group
2016

This edition published in Great Britain 2016
by LAG Education and Service Trust Limited
National Pro Bono Centre, 48 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1JF
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© Stephen Knafler 2016
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Print ISBN 978 1 908407 78 8
ebook ISBN 978 1 908407 79 5
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Adult social care law
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