Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Important Features of Pleading and Practice: Under the New York Civil Practice Act
A perhaps not surprising but at least significant fact is that since October lst, 1921, there have been over 650 decisions relating to sections of the Civil Practice Act and the Rules of Civil Practice appearing in the New York Law Journal alone. All of these decisions, and also a considerable number from other parts of the state, have been carefully considered in connection with these lectures. It is a great pleasure to note that, with a very few exceptions, the distinct tendency of the courts in all parts of the state has been to interpret the provisions of the new law in a broad and liberal spirit.
No doubt some errors will be found herein. It is hoped they may be few and that they may not be judged too harshly.
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