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Nineteenth Century Legal Treatises Procedural Law Fiche Listing Nineteenth Century Legal Treatises Procedural Law Fiche Listing Bigelow, Melville Madison, 1846-1921. Maddock, Henry, d. 1824. A treatise on the law of estoppel : and its A treatise on the principles and practice of the application in practice. High Court of Chancery : under the following heads, Boston : Little, Brown. 1886 I. Common law jurisdiction of the chancellor. II. Equity Equity jurisdiction of the chancellor. III. Statutory lvii, 765 p. ; 24 cm.; US-92-1; 4th ed. jurisdiction of the chancellor. IV. Specially delegated Fiche: 20805-20813 jurisdiction of the chancellor. London : W. Clarke and Sons. 1815 Bigelow, Melville Madison, 1846-1921. Equity A treatise on the law of estoppel : and its 2 v. ; 23 cm.; UK-92-4. application in practice. Fiche: 29122-29135 Boston : Little, Brown. 1876 Equity Will, John Shiress, 1840-1910. lxviii, 603 p. ; 24 cm.; US-92-2; 2nd ed. The practice of the referees' courts, in Parliament : Fiche: 20814-20821 in regard to engineering details, efficiency of works, and estimates, and water and gas bills : with a chapter Bigelow, Melville Madison, 1846-1921. on claims to compensation. A treatise on the law of estoppel : and its London : Stevens and Sons. 1866 application in practice. Practice & Procedure Boston : Little, Brown. 1882 xxi, 340 p. ; 23 cm.; UK-90-1. Equity Fiche: 33727-33730 lxxxiii, 675 p. ; 24 cm.; US-92-3; 3rd ed. Fiche: 20822-20829 Glyn, Lewis E. (Lewis Edmund), 1849-1919. The jurisdiction and practice of the Mayor's Court O'Conor, Charles, 1804-1884. : together with appendices of forms, rules, and Heath-Ingersoll arbitration : decision and award of statutes specially relating to the court.--2nd ed. Charles O'Conor, Esq., arbitrator, September 16, London : Butterworth. 1896 1878. Civil Procedure New York : C.G. Burgoyne. 1878 xxviii, 417 p. : forms ; 22 cm.; UK-91-1; Lewis E. Commercial Arbitration Glyn and Frank S. Jackson. 26 p. ; 27 cm.; US-41-1. Fiche: 33731-33735 Fiche: 22256 Prentice, Samuel, 1819-1893. Shepard, Elliott F. (Elliott Fitch), 1833-1893. The proceedings in an action in the Queen's The Court of Arbitration : its advantages and Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer Divisions of importance to business men : an address on the the High Court of Justice. subject. London : Stevens & Sons. 1880 New York : Press of the Chamber of Commerce. Civil Procedure 1875 xv, 389 p. ; 21 cm.; UK-91-2; 2nd ed. Commercial Arbitration Fiche: 33736-33740 16 p. ; 24 cm.; US-41-2; delivered by Elliott F. Shepard, before the Chamber of Commerce, October Bell, John Montgomerie, 1804-1862. 7th, 1875; also, remarks on the influence of Treatise on the law of arbitration in Scotland : merchants, and the importance to their interest of a with an appendix of forms. commercial court untrammelled by vexatious forms Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark. 1861 and delays by E.L. Fancher. Commercial Arbitration Fiche: 22498 xxv, 452 p. : forms ; 25 cm.; UK-41-3. Fiche: 34710-34715 Smith, Horace, 1836-1922. Roscoe's digest of the law of evidence in criminal Bell, John Montgomerie, 1804-1862. cases--8th ed. Treatise on the law of arbitration in Scotland : London : Stevens and Sons. 1874 with an appendix of forms. Criminal Procedure Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark. 1877 xlviii, 1072 p. ; 21 cm.; UK-93-1. Commercial Arbitration Fiche: 23463-23474 xxx, 460 p. : forms ; 27 cm.; UK-41-4; 2nd ed. Fiche: 34716-34721 Campbell, Ilay, Sir, 1734-1823. Hints upon the question of jury trial : as applicable to the proceedings in the court of session. London : Printed by Harding and Wright. 1809 Criminal Procedure 40 p. ; 21 cm.; UK-93-2. Fiche: 23747 1 Nineteenth Century Legal Treatises Procedural Law Fiche Listing Levi, Leone, 1821-1888. Levi, Leone, 1821-1888. Chambers and tribunals of commerce, and On the state of the law of arbitrement, and proposed general Chamber of Commerce in proposed tribunal of commerce : a letter to T.B. Liverpool : dedicated, by permission, to the Right Horsfall ... with an appendix containing two statutes Honorable the Earl of Harrowby, &c., &c., &c. of the English law, &c., &c. London : Simpkin, Marshall. 1849 London : Simpkin, Marshall. 1850 Commercial Arbitration Commercial Arbitration 39 p. ; 22 cm.; UK-41-5. 31 p. ; 21 cm.; UK-41-11. Fiche: 34722 Fiche: 39081 Caldwell, James Stamford, 1786?-1858. Lyne, Francis, 1800-1880. A treatise of the law of arbitration : with an Tribunals of commerce : a letter to the bankers of appendix of precedents. London reviewing the origin and progress of the London : J. Butterworth. 1817 movement in favour of tribunals of commerce : with Commercial Arbitration the copy of resolutions passed at public meetings, an xv, 501 p. : forms ; 24 cm.; UK-41-6. outline of the tribunal of commerce in Paris, the Fiche: 34784-34789 working of the reconcilement courts in Denmark, the organisation of commercial tribunals in Belgium, and Caldwell, James Stamford, 1786?-1858. the present position and prospect of the London A treatise of the law of arbitration : with an Tribunal of Commerce Association. appendix of precedents. London : E. Wilson. 1854 Burlington [Vt.] : C. Goodrich. 1853 Commercial Arbitration Commercial Arbitration 47 p. ; 22 cm.; UK-41-12. xii, 539 p. : forms ; 23 cm.; UK-41-7; 2nd Fiche: 39082 American, from the last English ed., by Chauncey Smith. The Rt. Hon. Lord Wharncliffe and the Tribunal[s] of Fiche: 34790-34796 Commerce Association. London : [Woodfall and Kinder, printers]. 1855 Caldwell, James Stamford, 1786?-1858. Commercial Arbitration A treatise of the law of arbitration : with an 27 p. ; 21 cm.; UK-41-13. appendix of precedents. Fiche: 39083 London : J. Butterworth. 1825 Commercial Arbitration Lynch, H. Foulks (Henry Foulks), 1845-1894. xxiv, 310 p. : forms ; 22 cm.; UK-41-8; 2nd ed. Redress by arbitration : a digest of the law relating Fiche: 34797-34800 to arbitrations and awards : incorporating the Arbitration Act of 1889, and the decisions of the Tribunals of Commerce Association. courts thereon. The fourth report of the Tribunal[s] of Commerce London : E. Wilson. [1898] Association : with an appendix giving a few cases Commercial Arbitration illustrative of the hardships and absurd cruelties xv, 95 p. ; 22 cm.; UK-41-14; 3rd ed., revised by inflicted on suitors by the present state of the law. D.F. de l'Hoste Ranking. London : E. Wilson. 1856 Fiche: 39084-39085 Commercial Arbitration 36 p. ; 20 cm.; UK-41-9. Elliott, Byron K. (Byron Kosciusko), 1835-1913. Fiche: 39079 A treatise on general practice : containing rules and suggestions for the work of the advocate in the Tribunals of Commerce Association. Executive preparation for trial, conduct of the trial and Committee. preparation for appeal. Report of the Executive Committee : adopted, Indianapolis ; Kansas City : Bowen-Merrill. 1894 nemine contradicente, at a public meeting held at the Practice & Procedure London tavern, on the 15th March 1854. 2 v. (ccxc, 1452 p.) ; 24 cm.; US-90-2; Byron K. London : E. Wilson. 1854 Elliott and William F. Elliott. Commercial Arbitration Fiche: 40432-40451 26 p. ; 22 cm.; UK-41-10; Tribunals of Commerce. Fiche: 39080 Whittaker, Henry, 1808-1881. Practice and pleading in actions in the courts of record in the state of New York : under the Code of Procedure, and other statutes, where applicable : with an appendix of forms. New York : J.S. Voorhies. 1863 Practice & Procedure 2 v. : forms ; 23 cm.; US-90-3; 3rd ed. Fiche: 40452-40476 2 Nineteenth Century Legal Treatises Procedural Law Fiche Listing Freeman, A. C. (Abraham Clark), 1843-1911. Phillips, P. (Philip), 1807-1884. A treatise on the law of judgments : including all The statutory jurisdiction and practice of the final determinations of the rights of parties in actions Supreme Court of the United States : together with or proceedings at law or in equity. forms of process and rules established for the San Francisco : Bancroft-Whitney. 1892 Supreme Court, the Court of Claims, the courts of Practice & Procedure equity and the courts of admiralty. 2 v. (xv, 1341 p.) ; 23 cm.; US-90-4; 4th ed., rev. New York : Banks and Bros. 1887 and greatly enl. Practice & Procedure Fiche: 40477-40491 xxvi, 648 p. : forms ; 23 cm.; US-90-10; 5th ed., by W. Hallett Phillips. Tillinghast, John L. Fiche: 40552-40559 Practice, pleadings, and forms in civil actions in courts of record in the State of New York : adapted to Freeman, A. C. (Abraham Clark), 1843-1911. the Code of Procedure of the State of New York : A treatise on the law of judgments : including all adapted also to the practice in California, Missouri, final determinations of the rights of parties in actions Indiana, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Ohio, Alabama, or proceedings at law or in equity. Minnesota, and Oregon. San Francisco : Bancroft-Whitney. 1898 New York : Lewis Brother. 1865 Practice & Procedure Practice & Procedure 2 v. (xv, 1341 p.) ; 23 cm.; US-90-11; 4th ed., rev. 2 v. : forms ; 23 cm.; US-90-5; by John L. and greatly enl. Tillinghast & Thos. G. Shearman. 2nd ed., rev. Fiche: 40560-40574 Fiche: 40492-40514 Monell, Claudius L., 1815-1876. Foster, Roger, 1857-1924. A treatise on the practice of the Supreme Court of A treatise on federal practice in civil causes : with the state of New York : adapted to the Code of special reference to patent cases and the foreclosure Procedure, as amended by the act of April 11, 1849, of railway mortgages. and the act of April 16, 1852, and the rules of the Boston : Boston Book Co. 1892 Supreme Court. Practice & Procedure Albany : Gould, Banks. 1853-1854 2 v. (cxviii, 1482 p.) ; 24 cm.; US-90-6; 2nd ed. Practice & Procedure Fiche: 40515-40532 2 v. ; 26 cm.; US-90-12; 2nd ed., with copious notes and references.
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