Corporations. By Harry S. Richards, Dean of the Faculty of Law in the University of Wisconsin. Criminal Law. By William E. Mikell, Dean of the Faculty of Law in the University of Pennsylvania. Criminal Procedure. By William E. Mikell, Dean of the Faculty of Law in the University of Pennsylvania. Damages. By Floyd R. Mechem, Professor of Law in the University of Chicago, and Barry Gilbert, of the Chicago Bar. Equity. By George H. Boke, formerly Professor of Law in the University of California. Equity. By Walter Wheeler Cook, Professor of Law in Yale University. Volume 1. Volumes 2 and 3 in preparation. Evidence. By Edward W. Hinton, Professor of Law in the University of Chicago. Insurance. By William R. Vance, Professor of Law in Yale University. International Law. By James Brown Scott, Lecturer on International Law and the Foreign Relations of the United States in the School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University. Legal Ethics, Cases and Other Authorities on. By George P. Costigan, Jr., Professor of Law in the University of California. Partnership. By Eugene A. Gilmore, Professor of Law in the University of Wisconsin. Persons (including Marriage and Divorce). By Albert M. Kales, late of the Chicago Bar, and Chester G. Vernier, Professor of Law in Stanford University. Pleading (Common Law). By Clarke B. Whittier, Professor of Law in Stanford University, and Edmund M. Morgan, Professor of Law in Yale University. Property (Future Interests). By Albert M. Kales, late of the Chicago Bar. Property (Personal). By Harry A. Bigelow, Professor of Law in the University of Chicago. Property (Rights in Land). By Harry A. Bigelow, Professor of Law in the University of Chicago. Property (Titles to Real Property). By Ralph W. Aigler, Professor of Law in the University of Michigan. Property (Wills, Descent, and Administration). By George P. Costigan, Jr., Professor of Law in the University of California. Quasi Contracts. By Edward S. Thurston, Professor of Law in Yale University. Sales. By Frederic C. Woodward, Professor of Law in the University of Chicago. Suretyship. By Crawford D. Hening, formerly Professor of Law in the University of Pennsylvania. Torts. By Charles M. Hepburn, Dean of the Faculty of Law in the University of Indiana. Trade Regulation. By Herman Oliphant, Professor of Law in Columbia University. Trusts. By Thaddeus D. Kenneson, Professor of Law in the Univer . sity of New York. Casebooks on other subjects are in preparation. It is earnestly hoped and believed that the books thus far published in this series, with the sincere purpose of furthering scientific training in the law, have not been without their influence in bringing about a fuller understanding and a wider use of the case method. WILLIAM R. VANCE, General Editor. |