A. M. Wilshere – John Indermaur. Principles of the Common Law. The Law of Contracts and Torts, with a Short Outline of the Law of Evidence.

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A. M. Wilshere – John Indermaur. Principles of the Common Law. The Law of Contracts and Torts, with a Short Outline of the Law of Evidence.

Rewritten and enlarged by A. M. WILSHKRE, Barrister-at-Law. Third Edition. 816 pages. 1932

Opinions

• “It is clear in statement and makes as easy reading as the nature of the subject permits. The selection of matter to be treated is good exactly the right emphasis is laid on fundamental principles, and they are presented with an accuracy of statement not always to be found in law books. . . . Painstaking labour is evident in every page, and the result is the student may read and the practitioner consult this book with confidence that his efforts will be repaid.” (Law Notes).

• “I am very much pleased with the new edition, and shall place it on my list of approved text-books”

See Also

• Analysis of the law of contracts and torts: for the use of students.
• A treatise on the law of evidence: being a consideration of the nature and general principles of evidence, the instruments of evidence and the rules governing the production, delivery and use of evidence, together with incidental matters of practice, including also under an alphabetical arrangement the application of the rules and principles of evidence to particular actions, issues and parties in civil, criminal, equity and admiralty cases, together with evidence in courts martial.
• Evidence in brief: a clear and concise statement of the principles of evidence.
• Odgers on the Common Law of England.
• Principles of the common law: intended for the use of students and the profession.
• The law of torts: a treatise on the principles of obligations arising from civil wrongs in the common law: to which is added the draft of a code of civil wrongs prepared for the government of India.
• The law of torts: a treatise on the principles of obligations arising from civil wrongs in the common law: to which is added the draft of a code of civil wrongs prepared for the government of India.
• The law of torts: a treatise on the principles of obligations arising from civil wrongs in the common law: to which is added the draft of a code of civil wrongs prepared for the government of India.
• The law of torts: a treatise on the principles of obligations arising from civil wrongs in the common law: to which is added the draft of a code of civil wrongs prepared for the government of India.