A practical reference to New York's civil procedure, now with notes and a full index.
This edition presents the Code of Procedure of the State of New York, as amended to 1870, with notes on pleading and practice, rules of the courts, and a complete index. It’s designed to simplify pleadings, motions, trials, and appeals, while showing how amendments shaped procedures over time. The book is a reliable tool for students, lawyers, and researchers who need a clear, historical view of how actions are defined and managed in New York courts.
- Clear explanations of remedies, actions, and special proceedings, including divisions between civil and criminal work.
- Annotated references to amendments, cases, and historical notes that illuminate how procedures evolved.
- A comprehensive index to help locate sections, terms, and relevant rules quickly.
- Guidance on trials, motions, new trials, and appeals, with practical implications for practice both in and out of court.
Ideal for readers needing a solid, historically grounded reference on New York procedure and its modern implications.