The Common Law Procedure Act

"The Common Law Procedure Act" is a comprehensive guide to the procedural rules of the superior courts of common law. Published in 1870, this essential reference work includes the full text of the Act, along with other related acts and rules of court. Robert A. Harrison's detailed notes provide invaluable context and explanation for legal practitioners and students alike.

This book offers a window into the legal practices of the 19th century. It remains a valuable resource for legal historians and anyone interested in the evolution of common law procedure. The meticulous annotations make it an accessible and informative guide to a complex area of law.

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