Federal procedure at law : a treatise on the procedure in suits at common law in the circuit courts of the United States : accompanied with, as a basis of federal judicial procedure, a statement of the dual system of government created by the federal Constitution and the constitutional limitations imposed upon the state and federal governments and the creation of the federal judicial system and the jurisdiction of all the federal courts, by C.L. Bates, (electronic resource)

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The instance Federal procedure at law : a treatise on the procedure in suits at common law in the circuit courts of the United States : accompanied with, as a basis of federal judicial procedure, a statement of the dual system of government created by the federal Constitution and the constitutional limitations imposed upon the state and federal governments and the creation of the federal judicial system and the jurisdiction of all the federal courts, by C.L. Bates, (electronic resource) represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri-Kansas City Libraries. This resource is a combination of several types including: Instance, Electronic.

The Resource Federal procedure at law : a treatise on the procedure in suits at common law in the circuit courts of the United States : accompanied with, as a basis of federal judicial procedure, a statement of the dual system of government created by the federal Constitution and the constitutional limitations imposed upon the state and federal governments and the creation of the federal judicial system and the jurisdiction of all the federal courts, by C.L. Bates, (electronic resource)

Label: Federal procedure at law : a treatise on the procedure in suits at common law in the circuit courts of the United States : accompanied with, as a basis of federal judicial procedure, a statement of the dual system of government created by the federal Constitution and the constitutional limitations imposed upon the state and federal governments and the creation of the federal judicial system and the jurisdiction of all the federal courts, by C.L. Bates, (electronic resource)

Title remainder: a treatise on the procedure in suits at common law in the circuit courts of the United States : accompanied with, as a basis of federal judicial procedure, a statement of the dual system of government created by the federal Constitution and the constitutional limitations imposed upon the state and federal governments and the creation of the federal judicial system and the jurisdiction of all the federal courts

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Statement of responsibility: by C.L. Bates

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Federal procedure at law : a treatise on the procedure in suits at common law in the circuit courts of the United States : accompanied with, as a basis of federal judicial procedure, a statement of the dual system of government created by the federal Constitution and the constitutional limitations imposed upon the state and federal governments and the creation of the federal judicial system and the jurisdiction of all the federal courts

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Chicago, T.H. Flood, 1908

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Includes indexes
Reproduction of original from Harvard Law School Library

Control code: MOMLCTRG97-B1620

Dimensions: 24 cm.

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Extent: 2 v.

Form of item: electronic

Record ID: .b57022732

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