Unlock practical insights from New York’s early case law
This volume collects reports of practice cases determined in the Courts of the State of New York, Volume 13, with a digest of points of practice embraced in the Standard New York Reports. It pairs the full cases with a concise digest to help readers find and apply key legal rules quickly.
Ideal for lawyers, students, and judges, the edition includes the published opinions alongside digest material and an index of cases. It showcases how questions about abatement, attachment, demurrers, verdicts, costs, and many other routine matters were handled in 19th‑century New York practice, offering guidance on pleading, procedure, and the evolution of state law.
What you’ll experience:
- Structured case material: full reports complemented by a practical digest of practice points.
- Comprehensive coverage of topics such as pleadings, motions, trials, and appellate procedure.
- Historical context for the development of New York Civil Procedure and Codified rules.
- Helpful indexing and cross‑references to locate authorities and principles quickly.
Ideal for readers seeking a solid reference on procedural doctrine and courtroom practice in historic New York cases, this edition supports study, research, and professional reference alike. It’s a reliable source for understanding how core rules were applied and interpreted in the period covered.