Fundamentals of Procedure in Actions at Law by Austin Wakeman Scott

Fundamentals of Procedure in Actions at Law
By Austin Wakeman Scott

2000/07 - Beard Books - Law Classic
1587980568 - Paperback - Reprint - 192 pp.
US$34.95

An interesting look at some basic problems in civil procedure.

Publisher Comments

Category: Law

This title is part of the Treatises list.

Of Interest:

The History of Conspiracy and Abuse of Legal Procedure

An early probing of civil procedure problems, particularly as to their constitutional and jurisdictional aspects, which would be of interest to law students and devotees of court systems. Included are chapters on: venue and jurisdiction; jurisdiction over nonresidents; trial by jury; excessive and inadequate damages; and amendments and jeofails.

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Austin Wakeman Scott was Story Professor of Law at the Harvard Law School.

	Table of Cases Cited	ix
Chapter I.	Venue and Jurisdiction	1
Chapter II.	Jurisdiction over Nonresidents	34
Chapter III.	Trial by Jury	70
Chapter IV.	Excessive and Inadequate Damages	108
Chapter V.	Amendments and Jeofails	143
	Index	160

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