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Excerpt from A Treatise on the Law of WaiverThe only excuse requisite to be advanced on the part of a writer of a book on any subject Of the law is a belief that the work will assist the members of a busy profession in sifting the golden grains from the masses of foreign material in which they are embedded, and render lighter and speedier the task of fitting to the facts of any particular case the principles of law by which they are to be gove...

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Excerpt from A Treatise on the Law of Conversion I have sought to make such arrangement in the discussion of my theme as will preserve its simplicity and clearness and enable the practitioner to readily come upon the principles governing the point which he has in consideration. I have further endeavored to give all cross-references to the citations herein so that the cases referred to may be found in any library whether great or small. With ...

Excerpt from A Treatise on the Law of Conversion I have sought to make such arrangement in the discussion of my theme as will preserve its simplicity and clearness and enable the practitioner to readily come upon the principles governing the point which he has in consideration. I have further endeavored to give all cross-references to the citations herein so that the cases referred to may be found in any library whether great or small. With ...

Excerpt from A Treatise on the Law of WaiverThe only excuse requisite to be advanced on the part of a writer of a book on any subject Of the law is a belief that the work will assist the members of a busy profession in sifting the golden grains from the masses of foreign material in which they are embedded, and render lighter and speedier the task of fitting to the facts of any particular case the principles of law by which they are to be gove...