The Practice on Signing Judgment in the High Court of Justice: With Forms (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Practice on Signing Judgment in the High Court of Justice: With Forms

IT is hoped that this little work may effect a saving of time and trouble, and be of mutual advantage to the Profession and the Officers of the Court. It professes merely to give all the information within the knowledge of the Author on points of every-day practice, and, in a con densed form, the answers to questions of every-day occurrence, together with such cases as have arisen and been decided under the Judicature Acts, in which the new practice differs from the old. The Author can only pretend to speak with accuracy of the practice of his own department; but he believes that, between the Common Law Divisions the divergencies are slight and unimportant.

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