Publisher's Synopsis
"A Compendium of the Law of Real and Personal Property" by Josiah William Smith offers a comprehensive overview of property law, primarily focusing on conveyancing. Published in 1870, this volume is designed both as an educational resource for students and a practical digest for legal practitioners. It presents a structured exploration of real and personal property law, making it an invaluable reference for those seeking a deeper understanding of the legal principles governing property ownership and transfer during the 19th century.
Smith's compendium provides a detailed examination of the key concepts and legal frameworks essential for navigating property transactions and disputes. Its enduring value lies in its clarity and thoroughness, making it a useful addition to any legal library.
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