Comprehensive New York case law from 1890, now in one volume.
This edition collects decisions from the intermediate and lower courts of New York State, covering April 10 to July 3, 1890, with notable judges and court structure listed for reference.
This volume serves as an accessible record of early New York jurisprudence. It presents primary material from the period’s courts, useful for historical legal research, citation familiarization, and understanding how case law evolved at the time.
- Includes the reporting of cases from the general and city courts as well as state appellate levels.
- Provides judge lists and organizational detail to help readers trace authority and procedures.
- Contains official case reports and notes that illuminate how decisions were framed for enforcement.
- Helps readers compare 1890 legal reasoning with modern standards in similar areas.
Ideal for readers of historical law, legal researchers, and those studying the evolution of New York’s judicial system.