The law and Practice of Provisional Remedies: With an Appendix of Forms (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171804017)

"The Law and Practice of Provisional Remedies," with an Appendix of Forms, by Isaac Grant Thompson, offers a comprehensive exploration of legal remedies available to litigants during the pendency of legal actions. This historical legal text, originally published in 1867, provides detailed insights into the procedures and applications of provisional remedies as understood in the 19th century. It covers various forms of relief, such as arrest, attachment, and injunctions, explaining their legal foundations and practical implementations.

The inclusion of an appendix of forms enhances the book's utility, offering practitioners valuable templates and guidance for drafting legal documents. This work serves as an invaluable resource for legal historians, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of civil procedure and the historical context of legal remedies.

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