Essays on New York colonial legal history
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Essays on New York colonial legal history
(Contributions in legal studies, no. 21)
Greenwood Press, 1981
- lib. bdg.
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Note
Bibliography: p. [219]-263
Includes index
Contents of Works
- The advent of common law in colonial New York
- The prerogative court of New York, 1686-1776
- Some nice sharp quillets of the Customs Law
- John Jay, lawyer in a time of transition, 1764-1775
- Civil procedure in John Jay's New York
- George Harrison's protest
- English statutes in colonial New York
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A comprehensive survey of civil law and practice in colonial New York.
Table of Contents
The advent of common law in colonial New York -- The prerogative court of New York, 1686-1776 -- Some nice sharp quillets of the Customs Law -- John Jay, lawyer in a time of transition, 1764-1775 -- Civil procedure in John Jay's N York -- George Harrison's protest -- English statutes in colonial New York.
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