The Statute of Evidence, 1864: With Notes, and an Appendix (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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In this little work I have not attempted to touch upon the general principles of the Law of Evidence; these form one of the most extensive and difficult branches of law, upon which there are many large and well-known English text books. The reason why I have prepared this compilation, and the purpose for which it is intended, are as follows: -

I had already prepared and written a considerable part of a work on the Common Law Procedure Acts of 1865 (similar in plan to this one) when I found that, in order to render it complete as a guide for practice, it would be necessary to incorporate with it "The Statute of Evidence, 1864," or to prepare a separate work upon it, as a companion volume.

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