The "Blue Book" of the Subject Jones' Commentaries on Evidence Modern; exhaustive; scholarly. 5 Vols.-1913 DISTINCTIVE FEATURES ¶Comprehensive; convenient; convincing. ¶The most practical commentaries on the law of evidence in civil cases ever written. ¶Cross references from and to every title requiring same. The very latest authorities are included. New cases are considered up to the minute of going to press. qUnited States Supreme Court cases are cited to support every proposition to which they relate. ¶The original and convenient method adopted in referring from the Table of Cases to the page on which the case is cited is a valuable innovation. ¶The arrangement and division of the topic heads of the second edition has been retained. It is the most practical, and will be of special benefit to those familiar with the text arrangement of that edition. 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PRICE $2.00. CARRIAGE PREPAID THE CLASSIC PUBLISHERS, Baxley, Ga. Foster's Federal Practice FIFTH EDITION, 1913 PRINTED ON THIN BIBLE PAPER ENTIRE WORK REWRITTEN In view of the many and important statutory changes in the law Mr. Foster has rewritten the whole of his book and has rearranged the subjects therein discussed so as to place them in the present logical order, retaining their former subdivisions. New sections have been added upon the Jurisdiction and Practice in the Commerce Court, the Court of Customs Appeals, the Supreme Court of China, the Consular Courts, the Practice in Copyright Cases, the Pure Food and Drug Act, and other subjects. The chapters on Receivers, Admiralty, Criminal Law and Bankruptcy have been greatly enlarged. Special attention has also been paid to the Practice in Patent Cases and in the Foreclosure of Mortgages upon Railroads and other property of Corporations. Any lawyer who practices in the Federal Courts can ill afford to be without this great guide to Federal Practice. RECOGNIZED AS STANDARD FOSTER'S FEDERAL PRACTICE has been recognized by the bench and the profession as the standard work on Practice in the Courts of the United States since its first publication twenty-three years ago. Its great practical value as a working tool has been due to the fact that the first and all subsequent editions were written by a lawyer who has been in active practice in the Courts of the United States and the City of New York for more than thirty years, and who has argued before the Supreme Court of the United States and the Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Circuit and District Courts, some of the most important questions upon the subject, involving the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, the Circuit Court of Appeals, the removal of causes, the right to mandamus, jurisdiction in bankruptcy, accountings in patent cases, the appointment and powers of receivers, that have been decided during that time. With this Standard set of books in your library you have the most helpful, practical and valuable |