A treatise on the law of frauds and the statute of frauds

also containing the English and the American statutes of frauds, annotated

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Author

Publication

1907 - Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis, Indiana

Language

English

Word Count

303,000 words, Guess

Page Count

1,212 pages

Identifiers

Library of Congress Control Number07007488
OCLC Control Number937469
Open LibraryOL6981366M

Classifications

LCCKF810 .S5

Alternate Titles

Smith on the law of fraud

Subjects

Topics

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

Places

United States Great Britain

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