Publisher's Synopsis
"Equity Practice in Pennsylvania" is a comprehensive guide to equitable procedure in Pennsylvania, reflecting the legal landscape of the early 20th century. Authored by William F. Johnson, this volume elucidates the forms of law and equity practice proper under the rules of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. It provides detailed forms and explanations relevant to equity cases. This historical legal text offers valuable insights into the procedural and substantive aspects of equity law as it was practiced in Pennsylvania during that era. A useful resource for legal historians and anyone interested in the evolution of American jurisprudence.
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