A comprehensive collection of appellate decisions from the High Court of Justice
This volume covers Michaelmas 1892 through Michaelmas 1898, presenting case reports that shaped English law across multiple divisions.
This edition compiles cases argued and determined in the High Court of Justice and on appeal to the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords. It includes the Queen’s Bench Division, Chancery, and other courts, with editorial notes and tables of cases. The material ranges from arbitration and costs to procedure, questions of account, and interlocutory issues, offering a window into late 19th-century jurisprudence.
- Authoritative summaries of important decisions from the period
- Discussion of arbitration, costs, and procedural questions
- Legal principles illustrated by a wide range of disputes
- Editorial references and indexed tables to aid research
Ideal for readers of historical legal texts, law students, researchers, and practitioners seeking precedence from this era.