The Magisterial Formulist: Being a Complete Collection of Forms and Precedents for Practical use in all Matters out of Quarter Sessions; Adapted to Th (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177319232)

"The Magisterial Formulist," by George Colwell Oke, is a comprehensive collection of legal forms and precedents designed for practical use in matters outside of Quarter Sessions. Adapted to the outlines of forms in Jervis's Acts, this volume provides an invaluable resource for legal professionals and those involved in legal administration.

The book includes an introduction, explanatory directions, and variations, offering a thorough guide to the application of these forms. Published in 1850, it reflects the legal practices and standards of the mid-19th century, providing historical context and insight into the legal system of that era.

This meticulously compiled formulary serves as a significant reference for understanding historical legal practices and the evolution of legal documentation. Its enduring value lies in its detailed presentation of forms and precedents, making it an essential addition to any legal history collection.

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