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.pdfPartnership
By EUGENE A. GILMORE,
Professor of Law, University of Wisconsin, and Author of Gilmore's Cases on Partnership
(American Casebook. Series.)
1911. 721 pages. $3.75 delivered.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chap.
1.What Constitutes a Partnership.
2.Formation and Classification of Partner~hips.
3.The Nature and Characteristics of a Partnership.
4.Nature, Extent, and Duration of Partnership Liability.
5.Powers of Partners.
6.Rights and Duties of Partners Inter se.
7.Remedies of Creditors.
8.Actions Between Partners.
9.Actions Between Partners and Third Persons.
10.Termination of the Partnership,
11.Limited Partnerships.
With Key-Number Annotations
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Persons and Domestic
Relations
By WAL:I"ER C. TIFFANY.
Second Edition: Edited by Roger W. Cooley.
1909. 656 pages. $.'U5 delivered.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chap.
Part I.-HUSBAND AND WIFE.
. 1. Marriage.
2.Persons of the Spouses as Alfected by Coverture.
8.Rights in Property as alfected by Coverture.
4. Contracts, Conveyances, etc., and Quasi-Contractual Obllga-
•tlons.
5.Wife's Equitable and Statutory Separate Estate.
6.Antenuptial and Postnuptial Settlements.
7.Separation and Divorce.
Part 2.-PARENT AND CHILD.
8.Legitimacy, Illegitimacy, and Adoption.
9.Duties and Llabllltles of Parents.
10.Rights of Parents and of Children.
Part B.-GUARDIAN AND WARD.
11.Guardians Defined-Selection and Appointment.
12.Rights. Duties, and Llabllltles of Guardians.
18.Termination of Guardianship-Enforcing Guardian's Llnblltty.
Part 4.-JNFAN'.rS, PERSONS NON COMPOTES MENTIS,
AND ALIENS.
14.Infants.
15.Persons Non Compotes Mentis and Aliens.
Part 5.-l\IASTER AND SERVANT.
16. Creation and Termination of Relation.
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Real Property
By WM. L. BURDICK,
Professor of Law, University of Kansas.
1914. 997 pages. $3.75 dellvered.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Part 1.-THE NATURE OF REAL PROPERTY AND TENURE
THEREOF.
Chap.
1.Introduction.
2.What is Real Property.
3.Fixtures.
4.Anglo-Saxon and Feudal Land Law.
Part 2.-RIGHTS IN REAL PROPERTY.
5.Estates in Fee Simple.
6.Estates in Fee Tall.
7.Estates tor Life.
8.Llfe Estates Arising from Marriage.
9.Homesteads.
10.Estates Less Than Freehold-Estates for Years.
11.Estates Less Than Freehold (Continued)-Tenancles at Will,
from Year to Year, and at Sutierance.
12.Joint Ownership of Estates.
13.Conditional or Qualitled Estates.
14.Equitable Estates-l.jses and Trusts.
15.Estates In Expectancy.
16.The Rule against Perpetuities.
17.Easements, Profits A Prendre, Rents, and Franchises.
Part 3.-MORTGAGES AND OTHER LIENS UPON REAL
PROPERTY.
18.Mortgages.
19.Mortgages (Continued.)
20.Mortgages (Continued.)
21.Liens Other Than Mortgages.
Part 4.-THE ACQUISITION AND TRANSFER OF REAL
PROPERTY.
22.Title in General.
23.Title by Devise and Descent.
24.Title by Official Grant.
25.Restraints and DlsabUities of Transfers.
26.The Creation of Interests In Land by Powers of Appointment.
27.Deeds and Their Requisites.
28.Conditions, Covenants, and Warranties in Deeds.
29.Abstracts of Title.
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Real Property
By EARL P. HOPKINS, A. B., LL. M.
1896. 589 pages. $3.75 dellvered.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chap.
1.What Is Real Property.
2.Tenure and Seisin.
3.Estates as to Quantity-Fee Simple
4.Estates as to Quantity-Estates Tall.
5.Estates as to Quantity-Conventional Life Estates.
6.Estates as to Quantity-Legal Life Estates.
7.Estates as to Quantity-Less than Freehold.
8.Estates as to Quality on Condition-on Limitation.
9.Estates as to Quallty-lfortgages.
10.Equitable Estates.
11. Estates as to Time of Enjoyment-Future Estates.
12.Estates as to Number of Owners-Joint Estates.
13.Incorporeal Hereditaments.
14.Legal Capacity to Hold and Convey Realty.
15.Restraints on Alienation.
16.Title.
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Sales
By FRANCIS B. TIFFANY, A. B., LL.B.,
Author of "Tlfl'any on Death by Wrongful Act."
Second Edition.
1008. 534 pages. $3.75 delivered,
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chap.
1.Formation of the Contract.
2.Formation of the Contract-Under the Statute of Frauds.
3.Etrect of the Contract In Passing the Property-Sale of Specific Goods.
4.Effect of the Contract In Passing the Property-sale of Goods not Specific.
5.Fraud, and Retention of Possession.
6.Illegality.
7.Conditions and Warranties.
8.Performance.
9.Rights of Unpaid Seller against the Goods.
10. Action for Breach of the Contract.
Appendix: Sales Act-English Sale of Goods Act.
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Suretyship and Guaranty
By FRANK HALL CHILDS,
of the Chicago Bar.
1907. 572 pages. $3.75 delivered.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chap.
1.Definitions, Parties, Distinctions, and Classifications.
2.~'ormation of the Contract.
3.The Statute of Framls.
4.Construction of the Contract.
5.Rights and Liabilities as Between the Creditor and the Surety.
6.Rights and Liabilities of the Surety and of the Principal as to each other.
7.Rights and Liabilities of Co-Sureties as to each other.
8.Parties to Negotiable Instruments Occupying the Relation of Sureties.
9.Official Bonds.
10.Judicial Bonds.
11.Ball Bonds and Recogl).lzances.
Torts
By H. GERALD CHAPIN
Professor of Law, Fordham University Law School. 1916. 600 pages. $3.75 delivered.
TABLE OF. CONTENTS.
Chap.
Part 1.----GENERAL PRINCIPLES.
1.The Tort Concept.
2.General Principles-Legal Responslblllty as Dependent upon Condition of Mind and Proof of Damage.
3.General PrinclpleH (Contlnued)-LlablUty under the Lega,I Rules Defining Cause and Effect.
4.General Principles (Conttnued)-Defenses.
5.General Principles (Contlnued)-Partles.
6.General Principles (Continued)-Parties.
7.General Prlociples (Concluded)-Contlict of Laws.
Part 2.-SPECIFIC TORTS.
8.Infringement of Personal Security.
9.The Right of Privacy.
10.Injuries to Reputation-Defamation.
11.Infringement of PrlYate Property-Trespass.
12.Infringement of PrlYnte Property (Contlnued)-Convenrton.
13.Infringement of PriYate Property (Contlnued)-Waste.
14.Infringement of Private Property (C<mtlnued)-Fraud.
15.Infringement of Primte Property (Continuedl-Slander of Title.
16.Infringement of Private Property (Contlnned)-Interference with Contractual Rights.
17.Interference with Domestic Relations.
18.The Obstruction and PerYersion of Legal Remedies.
19.Negligence.
20.Nuh;ance.
21.Conspiracy.
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Wills
By GEORGE E. GARDNER.
Third Edition: By WALTER T. DUNMORE,
Dean of the Western Reserve University Law School.
1916. 552 pages. $3.75 delivered.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chap.
1.Introduction-History of \Yllls.
2.Form of Wills.
3.~·orm of Wills (Contlnued)-Nuncupntlve-Hologra.phlc--Con-
dittonnl Wills.
4.Agreements to Make Wills, and Wills Resulting from Agreement.
5.Who may be a Testator.
6.Restraint upon Power of Testamentary Disposition-Who may be llenPticlarles-Whut may be Disposed of by Will.
7.Mistnlie, Fraud, nnd Undue lnfiuence.
8.Execution of Wllls.
9.Re,·oeatlon and Reimbllcatlon of Wllls.
10.Conlltct of Laws.
11.Probate of Wllls.
12.Aetlon for the Construction of Wills.
1lt Construction of Wills-controlling Principles.
14.Coustruetion (Contlnued)-Descrlptlon of ~ubject-Mntter.
15.Construction (Contlnued)-DPseriptlon of Beneficiary.
16.Construction (Contlnued)-:Xuture und Duration of Interest~.
11.Construetlon (Contlnued)-\"t•sted nnd Contingent Interests- UemnlndPrs-I•Jxti('utorv I Je,·ise~.
18.Construetlon (('ontlnut>dl-Condltlons.
19.Construction (Contlnu~>dl-TPstnmt>ntary Trusts and Powers.
20.Legacies - Generui-Specific-DNnonstratlve-Cumuiatlve- r,npsNl and Yold-Abntement-Ademptlon-Advancements.
21.I..egncles Charged upon Land or Other Property.
22.Pn~·ment of the Testator's Dl•bts.
23.Election.
24.Rights of Benedclarles Not Previously Discussed.
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