Treatises on court practice, ca. 1800.

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Treatises on court practice, ca. 1800.

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An attorney's practice epitomiz'd --with date 1773 (pp. 1-161); High Court of Chancery -with date 1776 (pp. 173-275); Proceedings in Chancery in the several counties of Montgomery, Dembigh and Flint (pp. 285-297); Minutes of practice of the Court of Exchequer at Chester --with date 1769 (pp. 299-318); Proceedings of the Court of Session at Chester --with date of Oct. 25, 1776 (pp. 323-367); Of Recordaries (p. 375-382); Method of bringing ejectment in the Court of Session at Chester --with date 1776 (pp. 383-404); Of entering up judgement pursuant to a warrant of attorney (at Chester) (pp. 404-432); Proceedings in the Court of Great Session in Flintshire --dated 1796 (pp. 433-443); Rules made by the cjief justices of the County Palatine of Chester --cover 1698-1772 (pp. 457-471).

471 p. ; 16 cm.

Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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