English Ruling Cases; Volume 18 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178233476)

"English Ruling Cases, Volume 18" is a comprehensive compilation of significant legal precedents in English law. This meticulously curated volume, originally published in 1916, provides a detailed examination of landmark cases that have shaped legal principles and practices. Edited by esteemed legal scholars John Melville Gould, Robert Campbell, Irving Browne, Edward Manson, and Leonard A. Jones, this book offers invaluable insights into the historical development of legal doctrines.

This volume serves as an essential resource for legal professionals, historians, and students seeking a deep understanding of English common law. The cases presented are carefully selected for their enduring relevance and their impact on subsequent legal decisions. "English Ruling Cases" remains a vital reference for anyone interested in the evolution of legal thought and the foundations of modern legal systems.

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