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- Lectures on the Judicature Act, Delivered to the Law Students in the Week Before the Long Vacation, 1881 (Classic Reprint)
Lectures on the Judicature Act, Delivered to the Law Students in the Week Before the Long Vacation, 1881 (Classic Reprint)
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Excerpt from Lectures on the Judicature Act, Delivered to the Law Students in the Week Before the Long Vacation, 1881
To The Students:
Since the delivery of these lectures I have been requested by both students and barristers to permit them to be published. I yielded to the request in the hope that they may be of some slight service in unravelling the entanglements of the Act. They were intended but as a glossary. The students will no doubt go to the able writers on the Act for the complete information which it is not within the compass of lectures to afford. The lectures were not written when delivered. The students who attended will remember that the Act was expounded from notes made on the various sections. Since their delivery I have written out the lectures so as to present them to the students who were not able to attend, endeavouring as far as possible to keep up the form in which they were delivered. I have given a digest of the orders, wishing to convey their meaning in as few words as possible, rejecting unnecessary verbiage with a view of getting at their real meaning. If the students derive profit from their perusal, it will be a satisfaction to their friend and well wisher.
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