Death by Wrongful Act (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781023713191)

"Death by Wrongful Act: A Treatise On the Law Peculiar to Actions for Injuries Resulting in Death, Including the Text of the Statutes and an Analytical Table of Their Provisions" by Francis Buchanan Tiffany, offers a comprehensive exploration of the legal landscape surrounding wrongful death claims as it stood in 1893. This meticulously detailed treatise provides an in-depth examination of the laws governing actions for injuries leading to death, presenting a valuable resource for legal professionals and historians alike.

Tiffany's work includes the full text of relevant statutes and an analytical table summarizing their provisions, offering a structured approach to understanding this complex area of law. As a historical legal document, this book provides insights into the evolution of tort law and the legal remedies available for wrongful death, reflecting the legal and social context of the late 19th century. It remains a relevant source for those studying the history of law and the development of legal principles concerning liability and compensation for fatal injuries.

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