A Compendium of English and Scotch Law stating their Differences. With a Dictionary of Parallel Term and Phrases.

PATERSON, James, Esq., M.A. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-At-Law,

Published by Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black., 1860

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Oktav. XLIV, 597 S. Zeitgenössisher, weinroter, originaler Verlagsleinenband. Exlibris: Original-Bibliothek des Reichsgerichts, Vorbesitzer: A.J. Daintrey, Solicitor, Sidney ENGLAND and Scotland have long been running the race of civilization under similar circumstances. But it is well known that their laws are nearly as distinct as if each was a foreign country to the other.Though it may be true in a general sense that the result is now much the same in both countries as regards the main elements of rational liberty, yet the details of the respective processes by which this result is attained pften differ widely. The founders of Scottish jurisprudence havin drawn largely upon the Roman law for its principles and its nomenclature. (Preaface) Part I.: Real Property and Rights incidental thereto Part II.: Personal Property Part III.: Successionto a decaesed Person s Estate Part IV.: Personal and domestic Relations. Part V.: Public Law Part VI.: Courts, Jurisdiction, and Procedure Part VII.: Some Points and International Law Statutes Ditionary of parallel Terms and Phrases.

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• Title: A Compendium of English and Scotch Law stating their Differences. With a Dictionary of Parallel Term and Phrases.
• Publisher: Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black.
• Publication Date: 1860
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