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The present edition only differs from its predecessor in the additions rendered
necessary by fresh legislation and decisions . A short account of contract in its
relation to the acquisition of property has been added . Fifth Edition . The Law of ...
The present edition only differs from its predecessor in the additions rendered
necessary by fresh legislation and decisions . A short account of contract in its
relation to the acquisition of property has been added . Fifth Edition . The Law of ...
Page 502
It is to be regretted that Sir W. Anson is not primarily responsible for the present
edition , although it has had the benefit of ... Mr. Gwyer has been chosen as
Editor , and has maintained , in that department , the high standard of former
editions .
It is to be regretted that Sir W. Anson is not primarily responsible for the present
edition , although it has had the benefit of ... Mr. Gwyer has been chosen as
Editor , and has maintained , in that department , the high standard of former
editions .
Page 508
The present edition would have been more useful if it had been more carefully
brought up to date . No statute later than the Criminal Evidence Act 1898 is
mentioned . The Oaths Act of last year is conspicuous by its absence . The
references to ...
The present edition would have been more useful if it had been more carefully
brought up to date . No statute later than the Criminal Evidence Act 1898 is
mentioned . The Oaths Act of last year is conspicuous by its absence . The
references to ...
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