The Irish Statutes: a Collection of the Principal Reported Decisions at Law and in Equity, on the Irish Statutes, Rules, and Orders of Court, from Magna Charta to the Present Time

The Irish Statutes: A Collection Of The Principal Reported Decisions At Law And In Equity, On The Irish Statutes, Rules, And Orders Of Court, From Magna Charta To The Present Time by Andrew Vance is a dense 19th-century legal reference and practitioner’s digest that compiles English and Irish statutes, rules, and court orders for the Irish and English courts. The volume assembles statute sections with cross-references, editorial notes, and leading case citations to illuminate interpretation, application, and doctrinal points. It covers appellate procedure, bankruptcy, probate, land and property, and civil and criminal topics, with emphasis on the Queen’s Bench, Common Pleas, Exchequer, and Exchequer Chamber, and on chancery practice, including historical rules and the authority of the Master of the Rolls and Lord Chancellors. The work presents topic-by-topic digests, a substantial index, and comparative notes showing how statutes interact with procedure in a bifurcated system. It is designed for lawyers, judges, and students requiring precise guidance and scholarly commentary on modernizing but traditionally rooted procedural law in Ireland and Britain.