An edition of A practical treatise of fines and recoveries (1753)

A practical treatise of fines and recoveries

containing a greater variety of precedents of all kinds of fines and recoveries, than ever yet published, with the methods of passing them not only in the coomon form, but where they vary. Together with plain and easy instructions for drawing, entering and passing them through the several offices. Including also cases determined touching fines and recoveries, from the ancient and modern reports and law-books of the best authority, also the statutes, concerning them, until this time

The second edition, corrected and enlarged with many additional precedents, / with many additional precedents, by George Wilson, serjeant at law.

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An edition of A practical treatise of fines and recoveries (1753)

A practical treatise of fines and recoveries

containing a greater variety of precedents of all kinds of fines and recoveries, than ever yet published, with the methods of passing them not only in the coomon form, but where they vary. Together with plain and easy instructions for drawing, entering and passing them through the several offices. Including also cases determined touching fines and recoveries, from the ancient and modern reports and law-books of the best authority, also the statutes, concerning them, until this time

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Printed by W. Strahan and M. Woodfall, lawprinters to His Majesty; for P. Uriel, in the Inner-Temple-Lane; B. Tovey, in Bell-Yard, near Lincoln's Inn, and W. Flexney in the corner of Southampton Buildings, Holborn.
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English
Pages
410

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Subjects
Fines and recoveries, Early works to 1800, Forms (Law)
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Great Britain
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A practical treatise of fines and recoveries: containing a greater variety of precedents of all kinds of fines and recoveries, than ever yet published, with the methods of passing them not only in the coomon form, but where they vary. Together with plain and easy instructions for drawing, entering and passing them through the several offices. Including also cases determined touching fines and recoveries, from the ancient and modern reports and law-books of the best authority, also the statutes, concerning them, until this time
1773, Printed by W. Strahan and M. Woodfall, lawprinters to His Majesty; for P. Uriel, in the Inner-Temple-Lane; B. Tovey, in Bell-Yard, near Lincoln's Inn, and W. Flexney in the corner of Southampton Buildings, Holborn.
in English - The second edition, corrected and enlarged with many additional precedents, / with many additional precedents, by George Wilson, serjeant at law.
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A practical treatise of fines and recoveries: containing a greater variety of precedents of all kinds of fines and recoveries than ever yet published with the methods of passing them not only in the common form, but where they vary. Together with plain and easy instructions for drawing, entring and passing them through the several offices. Including also cases determined touching fines and recoveries, from the antient and modern reports and law-books of the best authority, also the statutes concerning them, until this time
1753, Printed by Henry Lintot, law-printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty; for D. Browne, at the Black Swan without Temple-Bar; J. Shuckburgh, at the Sun between the two Temple-gates; and J. Worrall, at the Dove in Bell-Yard, near Lincoln's Inn.
in English - Revised and corrected / by a Gentleman of the Inner Temple, sometime clerk in the office of one of the prothonotaries of the Court of Common Pleas.
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Booksellers' advertisements: p. [4] of 1st group and p. [35]-[36]

Collation: A² B-2F⁸ [$4 signed]

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

ESTC T95233

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KD992 .W54 1773

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[4], 410, [36] p.
Number of pages
410

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OL48014103M
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11271272

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