A Treatise On The Law Of Street Railways: Embracing Surface, Subsurface And Elevated Roads, Whether Operated By Animal Power, Electricity, Cable Or St (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176026278)

A Treatise On The Law Of Street Railways, by Henry Judson Booth, offers a comprehensive examination of the legal framework surrounding street railways. This detailed work encompasses surface, subsurface, and elevated roads, addressing various operational methods including animal power, electricity, cable, and steam motors. It serves as an invaluable resource for legal professionals, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of urban transit systems and transportation law.

Providing meticulous analysis and historical context, this treatise explores the legal principles and precedents governing the development and operation of street railways. This book provides a deep dive into the legal intricacies of a crucial mode of transportation during a transformative era.

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