Publisher's Synopsis
This historical legal document, "General Rules and Orders Regulating the Practice and Procedure in Admiralty Cases in the Exchequer Court of Canada," provides a detailed overview of the rules, orders, forms, and tables of fees governing admiralty cases within the Canadian Exchequer Court in 1893. It serves as a valuable resource for legal historians, maritime law specialists, and anyone interested in understanding the evolution of Canadian legal practices.
Offering insights into the procedural aspects of handling admiralty cases, this book reflects the legal framework of the late 19th century and the specific operational guidelines of the Exchequer Court. It remains a crucial reference point for tracing the development of maritime law and civil procedure in Canada.
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