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1915 Law Restated. The Roots of the Law, Where they are Found and Best Illustrated in Both the Old and the Latest Cases, the Great Maxims, General Principles and Leading Cases, the Six Leading Subjects in Miniature: Equity, Procedure, Contract, Crime, Tort and Construction ... An Epitome of Great Legal Classics 1915

handle is hein.beal/lrr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: The Law Restated THE ROOTS OF THE LAW Where they are found and best illustrated in both the old and the latest cases The Great Maxims, General Principles and Leading Cases The SIX LEADING SUBJECTS in MINIATURE Equity, Procedure, Contract, Crime, Tort and Construction. The elements of these aligned and reflected from a Text-Index constituting ready reference and a MASTER KEY to the library The interactions of the six leading subjects The Fundamentals of Procedure: These followed into the Code (See Quis, quid:) These illustrated by the ablest New York cases, also Federal An Epitome of Great Legal Classics The student's guide to these By WILLIAM T. HUGHES Author of Procedure, Grounds and Rudiments of Law, and Equity In Procedure With an Introductory Chapter by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD Judge of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, formerly a Justice of the Supreme Court of Vermont The Roman still holds dominion over this world by the silent empire of his law Metlas est petere fo tes guam sectar rivulos. (See Alterum non ladere.) PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS

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