A treatise on the construction of the statute of frauds, as in force in England and the United States

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Author

Causten Browne

Contributions

Bailey, James A. b. 1867. - Contributor

Publication

1997 - Gaunt, Holmes Beach, Fla, Florida

Language

English

Word Count

171,750 words, Guess

Page Count

687 pages

Identifiers

ISBN-101561693111
ISBN-139781561693115
Library of Congress Control Number97072816
Open LibraryOL709407M

Classifications

LCCKF810 .B7 1997

Subjects

Topics

Statute of fraudsStatute of frauds -- Great BritainStatute of frauds -- United States

Places

United States Great Britain

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A treatise on the construction of the Statute of frauds: (29 Car. II. cap. 3.) as in force in England and the United States, with an appendix, containing the existing English and American statutes.

By Causten Browne.

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