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List of contents
BOOK III Of PRIVATEWRONGS: 1 Of The REDRESS Of PRIVATEWRONGS By The Mere Act Of The PARTIES 2 Of REDRESS By The Mere Operation Of LAW 3 Of COURTS In General 4 Of The PUBLIC COURTS Of COMMON LAW And EQUITY 5 Of COURTS ECCLESIASTICAL, MILITARY, And MARITIME 6 Of COURTS Of A SPECIAL JURISDICTION 7 Of The COGNIZANCE Of PRIVATEWRONGS 8 Of WRONGS, And Their REMEDIES, Respecting The RIGHTS Of PERSONS 9 Of INJURIES To PERSONAL PROPERTY 10 Of INJURIES To REAL PROPERTY; And First Of DISPOSSESSION OR OUSTER OF THE FREEHOLD 11 Of DISPOSSESSION, Or OUSTER, Of CHATTELS REAL 12 Of TRESPASS 13 Of NUISANCE 14 Of WASTE 15 Of SUBTRACTION 16 Of DISTURBANCE 17 Of INJURIES Proceeding From, Or Affecting The CROWN 18 Of The PURSUIT Of REMEDIES By ACTION; And First, Of The ORIGINALWRIT 19 Of PROCESS 20 Of PLEADING 21 Of ISSUE And DEMURRER 22 Of The Several SPECIES Of TRIAL 23 Of JUDGMENT And Its INCIDENTS 24 Of PROCEEDINGS In The Nature Of APPEALS 25 Of EXECUTION 26 Of PROCEEDINGS In The COURTS Of EQUITY
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Wayne Morrison is Director of the University of London External Programme in Law and Reader in Law, Queen Mary, University of London.
Summary
Sir William Blackstones Commentaries on the Laws of England is the great text of the common law. By translating Blackstones Commentaries on the Laws of England, these volumes allow the reader to master the text without the barrier of a centuries-old language.
