1907. 540 pages. $3.75 delivered.

By JOHN JAY MCKELVEY, A. M., LL. B.,

Author of "Common-Law Pleading," etc.

Second Edition.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Chap.

1. Introductory.

2. Judicial Notice.

3. Questions of Law and Questions of Fact.

4. Burden of Proof.

5. Presumptions.

6. Admissions.

7. Confessions.

8. Matters Excluded as Unimportant, or as Misleading, though

Logically Relevant.

9. Charactér.

10. Opinion Evidence.

11. Hearsay.

12. Witnesses.

13. Examination of Witnesses.

14. Writings.

15. Demurrers to Evidence.

C6559-23

1900. 600 pages. $3.75 delivered.

By PROF. CHARLES P. NORTON.

Third Edition: By Francis B. Tiffany.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Chap.

1. Of Negotiability so far as it Relates to Bills and Notes.

2. Of Negotiable Bills and Notes, and their Formal and Essen-

tial Requisites.

3. Acceptance of Bills of Exchange.

4. Indorsement.

5. Of the Nature of the Liabilities of the Parties.

6. Transfer.

7. Defenses as against Purchaser for Value without Notice.

8. The Purchaser for Value without Notice.

9. Of Presentment and Notice of Dishonor.

10. Checks.

Appendix.

C6559-24

Pleading.

1895. 615 pages. $3.75 delivered.

By BENJAMIN J. SHIPMAN, LL. B.

Second Edition.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Chap.

1. Forms of Action.

2. Forms of Action.

3. The Parties to Actions.

4. The Proceedings in an Action.

5. The Declaration.

6. The Production of the Issue.

7. Materialty in Pleading.

8. Singleness or Unity in Pleading.

9. Certainty in Pleading.

10. Consistency and Simplicity in Pleading.

11. Directness and Brevity in Pleading.

12. Miscellaneous Rules.

Appendix.

C6559-25

Pleading.

1897. 644 pages. $3.75 delivered.

By BENJ. J. SHIPMAN, LL. B.,

Author of "Shipman's Common-Law Pleading."

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Chap.

1. Equity Pleading in General.

2. Parties.

3. Proceedings in an Equitable Suit.

4. Bills in Equity.

5. The Disclaimer.

6. Demurrer.

7. The Plea.

8. The Answer.

9. The Replication.

C6559-26

1896. 367 pages. $3.75 delivered.

BY WALTER DENTON SMITH,

Instructor in the Law Department of the University of Michigan.

12. Criminal Law.

13. The Law of Domestic Relations.

14. Corporeal and Incorporeal Hereditaments.

15. Estates in Real Property.

16. Title to Real Property.

17. Personal Property.

18. Succession After Death.