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Friee : Clotb $2.10, HalfSbeep 12.78, Half Calf $t.00 mmJS^t^^SS^^ SlStif^ °L «» Province of Qaebeo oontaiiia. aot only <» ^hS.^^V^ ^11* *^ ^^ to general rabjeots, la amand atrlotly ma «baptar. aaA (wfean mommrr) «l» aaaOaa. anteMtlaa w iSK C. THEORET, Law Publisher and Bookseller , 11 A 13 STT. JAMES street; MONTREAL, Can. SVS- .J 'm \ A CATALOGUE 1899 OF — CANADIAN LAW BOOKS Appanered undep the authop's names. PUBUSHED BY — C. THEORET, LAW BOOKSELLER, IMPORTER AND BINDER — ALSO AN — ALPHABETICAL LIST OF OTHER — CANADIAN LAW PUBLICATIONS — AND RECENT — ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LAW WORKS 11 & 13 ST. JAMES STIIEET, Montreal, Canada .^ Content of Catalogue Canadian I^aw Books, (onr own) arranged under the Author's name Page Alphabetical I^ist of all the other Canadian IVaw Books and recent J^nglish and American I^egal Works Page Blancs de Procedures pour avocats " Blancs pour notaires, Frangais et Anglais. " Notarial Forms, l^nglish and French. ... " I to 43 44 to 67 68 to 69 •9 NOTICB C. Thboret, Law Book Publisher, is prepared to make arrangements with authors for the Printing and Publishing of New Works on Legal Subjects, to supply all new, standard and second hand Law Books on the most liberal terms, and to undertake the sale on commission of Canadian and foreign Legal Works on the best of conditions. REPORTS A large stock of New and Second Hand Reports, including sets of the "Quebec Official Reports" on sale. -estimates on appia of :t8 N. at CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISIIKD BY C. THEORET LAW-BOOKSELLER. IMPORTER & BINDER N08. 11 Sc 13 ST.:JAMES street MONTREAL, (Canada.) All Books "Will be sent, postage, ezpressage or freight prepaid, on receipt of price ; otherwise at buyer's expense from Montreal. ABBOTT'S Bailway Law of Canada. * A Treatise on the Eailway Law of Canada, by Harry Abbott, Q. C. of tlie Montreal Bar, Professor of Commercial Law, in McGill University, One vol. 8vo of 700 pages, 1896, half calf.... $7.00 CONTENTS. Chapter 1. Introductory. 2 Organization and management of Railway Companies. 3. Sh" ti and Shareholders. 4. General Powers. 5. Financing of Railway Companies. 6. Receivers. 7. Eminent Domain. 8. Construction of the Railway. 9. Operation of the Railway. 10. Carriers. 11. Negligence. 12. The Measure of Damages. Appendix, The Railway Acts, Dominion and Provincial. Analytical index. OPINIONS. *• The preface to this work is very modestly conceived by the aathor, who is widely known in this country as an authority on railway law. But even a cursory glance at the work discovers that the subject has been dealt with in a manner which displays a know- ledge and grasp of the principles contained in the Railway Act, and of the railway law of this country, only to be obtained by one long familiar with the matter. A commentary on the railway Iftw of a country, at all times difficult and ardurous, is rendered doubly so in h. „f tl.o l.,sl est u o ^„^,, bonchw.1 b ^^ ^^^^^ j mBmmm liftbiliiy of tne » ) \ ^i C. THKOIIKT, MONTIIKAL, CANADA. le B. o- re rH, ny to ftre I ftH uld lid. levy ! of lers- IjrtO 80 of into il th« cidat- )btam Liciilar il)ored lowing ield, i» It is among on and tB, and jvray Act da ; the y of the ihares of owers of i stock ; B general ation and )0wer8 ot r appoint- ed to rail- powera of principles )mpany for nterference , ; intersec- railways m ceta, freight jcriminating nd rights Qt limiting tl'® e compaiay* ) liability beyond its own lino for the acts of its iigontH, after th« arrival of gocxlH, uh warelioUMon»t>n and hh carrieiH of paHfiengers ; the duties of railway sorvants in charge of trains ; dolay of paHsengers ; reH|)onHibility for baggage of passongerH ; when liability ccaHcs ; negligence, nonporfornianco of duties : acts of 8i)rvantH and employes; injurien to piiHsengors, person and employes ; accidents ; obstruct- ing and interrupting the froe uho of railways ; damages by tire from engines ; the measure and limitation of damages for breaches of contract, and for injuries to persons or to go<»dH, and many other matters, are discussed in a careful and searching numner. The language is clear and conciso, and the literary style of the work throughout is superior to that «)f most law publicatums. The notes of cases and authorities •Referred to are numei >us, and appear to have been carefully selected as well as correctly (pjoted. The autlior has a"oidod the mistake of mixing the references with the text. By placing the notes of cuaes, authorities, and statutes at the bottom of each page, the simplicity and clearness of the text has been preserved, and at the same time much more extended references are given than the mingling of all t<»gethor wculd have permitted. The enunciation of the principles relative to the subject under consideration, and the ox|»lanation and elucidatiind other points which naturally arise in connecti(m with this CANADIAN LAW mX)KS PUBLISHED m^ Ssty of the author, ^\'f^^^jtl wSi. Such a book must > exposition of the various poj^^* ^^ ^^^^^ ^^he well known ability of Te^a necessity in every lawyer Bo^^^^^^^ ^j its soundness ^^^^::r^^^ ., His . The subject is one with ^^^^^^ :^!r^T^^^ father was a great l*^y«,^' ^ „iuch of bis father's keen perception railway cases. The son i"J«j;f\J f t,ait he adds on his own account, and grasp of the law, and to this Y*''"- j^tion. industry of a high remarkable power of research and in^e«t^**^' ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ order, and the abi^lity t«//t.^,t''anner The work before us, is a ;Xt;inacon>ancingaiidforcb^^^^^^^^ ^^^ P'^^f^^^Y^ *l^ valuable contribution t« <^J® ^^'^'^Jn ^dmit that his manual is so brethren at the Bar, we «a"°y' f ^'^JJ ^n the subject need not be thoroughly well done that » ^'^^^'^/''^^e introduction is a model of attempted for many y«*^„^^,C?he work proper follows in eleven clearness and directness and then the w jp^ ^f^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^d chapters. As we have said, it is a ooo^ o g a -carefully Sh to the -pj^t;;*-" ^y^^^^^^^^^^ ^wKtywiKt;^^^^^^^^^^^ . . .J work, the first on tlg^^^-y^]- SleJJSuMil nf ~ most valuable contnbution to Canadian leg ^^^ ^^ile be the less acceptable *« Canadj J*^^^^^^ ^^^^.^^ Ca„adian and displaying much ^"«i"f/y „^^Jons de^ft with, has w sely refrained English ^-^^T^rX^Ms pages ^t^^ numberless citations from the ^:n^eir myW' ^^^r^^ legisUturesm respect C jurisdiction of the ^J^^^^^J V^f XductTo\i, Ind then follows a to railways is dealt with ma brie^ ^n" .^ ^ct, the various complete annotation of the 1^°/" " Vj . ed The appendix contains :3ns of which are most cW^^^^^^^^^^^^ corres^nfmg sections the text of the railway ^^'^^'^'l-S'tt^tutes affecting railways. in provincial acts, and some special st^m^^^^ ^^ ^^^ P^gr'/ Jj!! It is to be observed ^bat^ an examin ^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ decisions of the various PJ^^^ a uniform system of iurisprudence within the last few years towarrts a ui . ^ railways. That Mr. Throughout the Dominion m^r^^^^^^^^^^ to the force of this movement Abbott's treatise ^^^^^"ff,^^^^^^^^^^ DaUy Colomst there can, we think, be little ^^^^^^^ uThe author, Mr. A^j^^^'^^Vt^ first 'o^^^^^ ^^''^^f^f^ Premier of Canada ^"j one of the fi^^^^^^^ ^^ -^ M,G U •^P • . .„u ,„;th this difficult subject concisely ^butm . ' Mr. Abbort nas «-=- - '^^^ ^^-^^ ^^ould become a vHiuaoie ..uux..^... ^ C. THEORET, MONTREAL, CANADA. iding the masterly )ook must ' ability of Boundness iliar. His tensive in perception n account, y of a high }t abstruse ore us, is a cession, his jiual is so [leed not be I a model of ITS in eleven it must add A -carefully ble to those minion, is a It will not uthor, while inadian and jly refrained 18 from the res in respect len follows a the various ndix contains chng sections Iways. regress of the rked advance jurisprudence ^8. That Mr. 118 movement Jolonist. John Abbott, a\ lawyers in Law in McGill is a guarantee' his extensive Ottmva Citizen. oncisely but in f AUGER, J. G. Informations precises et offioielles toachant I'enre- gistrement et I'impdt. Contenant les instructions aux r^gistrateurs, lea noms et residences des r^gistrateurs, les cadastres actuellement promulga6s et I'analyse des interpre- tations officielles Pur I'impdt, 1896 $0.50 BEAUCHAMP'S Jorispradence of the Privy Conncil Containing a Digest of all the Decisions of the Privy Council ; a Sketch of its History ; Notes on the Constitution of the Judicial Committee ; a Summary of its Procedure, and also three Appendices, by J. J. Beauchamp Q. C. of the Montrt^al B^r. One Vol. Royal 8vo, 93.4 pages, 1891 ; half calf $8.00 OPINIONS. " It is, in fact, a digest of the decisions of the Privy Council, pre- faced by a sketch of its history, a statement of the constitution and jurisdiction of the tribunal, and a summary of the procedure before it.^ The value of the digest may be estimated from the heading " Appeal," in which, under thirty-two heads, th<- -"ules laid down in successive oases are arranged and shortly statec, fith occasional extracts from judgments laying down the principles. The work seems to be inva- luable to practitioners in the Supreme Colonial Court of Appeal, and on several points, such as the right to extension of patents, will be of use to the general pr&ctitionev."— The Solicitor's Jonrnai and Reporter, London, Eng. " The author of this most excellent work has conferred a real boon upon the profession by G^iving them, in this handsome volume of 934 pages, the result of the decisions of the " first tribunal of the world." We hope that the bar will, by its hearty support, enable Mr. Beau- champ, in some measure, to reap the fruits of his labours. Such a work has long been needed and expected, and, after a critical exami- nation, it appears to us to fill every requirement. It is called a digest, but is really more than that in many instances, as tho judgments of the Court are not seldom given in exteiuo. The arrangement of the aubJGCt and classification throughout, we have found to answer every test we have subjected them to. Nothing more can be said in praise of a digest and book of a reference such as this is. The notes on the constitution of the Privy Council are good, and the summary of pro- cedure, with useful instructions, tariffs of fees, and forms, is eminently practical. Appendix A treats of the British Colonies and of the nature of their civil law, and condenses a great-deal of information in tabular form. The book is handsomely got up, good paper and clear type ; the bhiding is specially neat and tasteful. In conclusion we can only say that this work should, and doubtless will, at once, take the high place in the legal library that it is justly entitled to." — Western Law Times, Winnipeg. " The convenience of having a ready referen3e to this /ast body of 8 OANADIANLAWBC^^ Uw i. app.™nt. The deciric^B „,^^d t" - -'-^^ fJ^^S' iretos, Montreal. ^«-,io »» Sous forme alphab6tique et «^J0^^^«g ^^^ ^trangeres un r68um6 des decisions ^anaaienne ^^^^ qui y ont 6t6 pubh6e8 avec les noms^de^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ Images et des parties, la ^f «;J" J"| ^^^ articles de iit^6s cities, ainsi q^'^^^^^^fdCe table g6n6rale fond qui s'y ^'^YTBllncm^- 0. l", C. R., des causes, par J. J- ^^^^'X^^^ 1 fort volume de membre du barreau de Montreal, no ^ ^^ TonAnnffea 8vo. 1894, demi veau 1200 pages, »vo. » .^ueetion de iurisprudence une *^ II manquait a cette rZZe^tsTdLl d^fa pubK^es ne table g^n^rale. Les tables «"/^f'* ^^tribunaux, de sorte que les Tontiennent que les i^^^'^^^'^l^il 1^^^;^^ ^Mtvln matikes qui s'y ianore m&me I'existence. ^vons fait ce r^per- '^ C'est done pour ^^^^P^^.^^.i^^a.e XhaS^^ ^' chronologique, qui toire Nous avons adopt^ 1 o"^*^® *„P"„i;i:„„\ions. On trouvera avec nous parait le meiUeur plan jur ces ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,,, noms des ju^es chaque decision, outre le jug^, les ^«^^^ Vindication si celui-ci a et cllui de la cour qui a rendu le 3«g«»;«" '^^ j^ date du jugement, ^t^ confirm^, renvers^ ou modifa^, et de p ^^^^^ ^ ^^v, j^ L noma des parties, le volume et ^a page ^^^^^^ rapport^es. cause est rapport^e au ^«"S, outre «n ma ^^^^ ^^. d^sirent con- Nous esp^rons que c® 1^^'® /^'Ithunaux m§me a ceux qui n'ont pas naSre la iurisprudence de nos ^nbunaux, mei renferme nom if Revui L^g'ale, Par, il est compl^t V-rl-^^^^l,, derni^re et les J^ilement les decisions rapport^esau long ^^^^^ ^^ ^ aXes mati^res qui s'y trouvent «^^« *"«^^^^^^^^^^^ judiciaires de la — Preface. OPINIONS. f .^afwfiR on civil, criminal and canon- - The Revue Legale, contains treatises on cm ^^^.^^^.^„ ^ ^he ical law ; also on procedure and on tlie J^d^^^^^y^^^ ^^ informations. Province ; orders-in-council, ^"djnucii o^ ^^^ American Moreover numerous decisions of ^rench ^^g^^^^.^^ ^^^^^^^,^^ • tt^^^/^^!!?^h: tSXJ^^ jurisprudence on every [) BY red over a gteat the judgment is [le names of the lips referring to o cited."— i«if« que contenant et ^trangeres le la cour, des jntetles auto- ax articles de table g6n6rale . C. L., C. R., art volame de $7.00 iurisprudence une 8 d^ja pubK^es ne , de sorte que les 88 mati^res qui s'y )ssion, ^taient pour de parcourir vingt- d'un 6crit dont on avons fait ce r^per- ; chronologique, qui On trouvera avec les noms des juges ication si celui-ci a date du jugement, Bevue Legale o\\ la iuses rapport^es. lUX qui d^sirent cou- k ceux qui n'ont pas me, et renferme non cette dernifere et les crrande partie de la ions judiciaires de la uement un r^sum*. I, criminal and canon- •y organization of the useful informations, nglish and American e Mathieu annotated risprudence on every een wanted. A table only mentioned the C. THfiORET, MONTREAL, CANADA. d judgments of our tribunals, so a great deal of what might have been very useful to lawyer? a? oertain classes of the community was lost. In order to complete fch ork, Mr. J. J. Beauchanip, B. C. L., Q.C., Revising Officer, and tu^bor of "The Jurisprudence of the Privy Council," undertook the publication of a complete index. It is an admirable work ; it contains all the decisions mentioned in the Revue Legale. Besides a statement of the case and the judgment, it men- tions the authorities which were cited, the names of the judges and the courts, whether judgment was confirmed, reversed or modified, and, moreover, the date of the judgment, the names of the parties and the page of the Revue Legale, at which the case is reported at length, There is also an index of reported cases. This work will be useful to all who desire to study the jurisjirudence of our courts, even though they do not possess the Revue Legale ; for it is complete in itself, and it contains not only the decisions which have been cited at length in the latter, but also a great deal of the jurisprudence con- tained in other judicial reports of the Province, a short synopsis of which was published periodically in the Revue Legale. Over 4,0()0 cases are reported. "—JfemW, Montreal. BEDABD, Code Municipal de la Province de Qu6bec annot^. Mis ail couraut de la legislation et de la jurispru- dence, suivi des statuts eoncernant les corporations municipales et leurs officiers, relatifs aux Elections parlementaires, aux licences, aux jur^s et jnrys, etc , etc.— Textes fran^ais et anglais.— English and French text,— par J. E. Bedard, C.R., avocat au bar- reau de Qu6bec, 8vo, 700 pages 1898, toile .$4.00 Demi veau ou demi chagrin $5.00 OPINIONS. " This work is complete and exhaustive, giving both version of the text— English and French— with copious annotations. The alpha- betical index at the end of the volume is admirably full, and it is entirely safe to say has no equal. Both editor and publisher have done the bar of the province a great service in furnishing so complete, well-arranged and admirable a work."— Gazette, Montreal. •' Jusqu'k ce jour, bien que ddcelant un travail soignd, les Editions publides de notre code municipal prdsentaient quehiues lacunes d'in- dication. Le but Evident du corapilateur du nouveau volume est de . • 1 j» »» i.:^.-. la IQI qui xes guuveiiie, ttvcv; la jui.iai»iuutii»-« « » i.( pou8s4 le scrupule jusqu'k mettre en regard le texte j^^' ^ '''- 'les, fran^aise et anglaise, du code municipal. -^^ en deux lang.^ Le livre en question contient en plus un supi ' Ht les Statuts et extraits de Statuts eoncernant les ;/.l6ment comprena^. pales et leurs officiers, plus la loi electorale de Q^^orporations munibi provinciale des licences ; de sorte que, jugee datfebec, et aussi a la nouvelle publication nous parait remplir tcutes lessee ^°"^f "^^'J,*'^**^^ pour les coii8oil« iiiUilicipaux. Tei quii est ie Code ^fiv'::Tl°;.at que nous signalons devrait fetre sur le bureau de toutes les mnnicipalit^s 10 CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED BY rurales do... leur bien, et auasi dans la bibliotheque de tous les nota^^eB,^jugesde paix, Wc, du pays. On ne trouve pas d'ouvra«e aussi complSt ici.-Xe Moniteur du Commerce, Montreal. •' It is for the first time that a municipal code with the texb in both languages has been published with such copious «»"°^* if"?? ^^^^ alphabitical index at the end is very complete. -Daily Telegraph. Quebec. "The text of the book is printed in English and French, and is arranged in double columns on each page-the one column giving the E?gUsh t^"*^ and the other the French, side by side ; the sections or articles being numbered consecutively from 1 to J'f J' '"^j^^^- There is a supplement containing the election law, the hcense laws, Ld the lawTeLting to jurors anS juries. The ^^"f'J.^^'lPfn;; 8ii>n with which the articles are drawn and arranged pkce this code in ?avourab contrast with the confused, indefinite and prolix mumexpal stltuCot other provinces. Those engaged in mumcip^l ^,vemm^^^^^^ or requiring to have a knowledge of municipal law should study the OueS.c cSe_not necessarily for new ideas as to the management of mui^pal affaiJT-though even or this head something ™ayl^ learned fJomour Quebec brethren ; but as a model of concise definite and Xr^S legislation. The -^^ ^^--^-41^. ^/^^^^^^^^ that it embraces all that is contained in the Municipal Act Assess meat Act, Fences Act. Ferries Act, and a ^^"^^l'^^^^^^' ^^^'^^. which are found in separate special statutes m the Province ot Unta rio."— Mail and Empiro, Toronto. BUGH'S Quebec Statutes Law Index Embracing all the legislation of tbe province of Quebec, from 1867, down to and inc nding the yeai 1898, by Harris H. Bligh, Q.C., Librarian of the Supreme Court of Canada ; Editor of the Consoli^ dated Orders-in-Council of Canada ; Compiler of the Ontario Law Index j and one of the compilers of the Dominion Law Index. Boyal 8vo 290 Pagf^, 18^8. Cloth $2.50 ; half sheep $2.75 and half calf f3.00. OPINIONS. , " Nous avons feuiUet^ cet index et nous n'h^sitons pas k dire q«;l va atre d'uns extreme utility. Tous les jours, lea hommes poUtiques es iuges, les avocats, les notaires, ont besoin de trouver un texte de ^'islation 8ur tel ou tel sujet. Mais souvent il faut se hvrer k de o? ueg et fastidieuses recheiches, qui parfois restent mfructueuses^ On ne se rappelie pas toujours la date, on se trompe quelquefois de pl^^s'eurs aSes sSr la Jdont on * ^7/"' ,«^Ou'^S,ri^^^^^ «<« nftinea li v a eu tant de lois adoptees k Qu6bec, Uepuis imi i \liTndexdel5 H H. Bligh, ce travail derecherchesvadevemr fUtle^t raplde Toutes les lois de C -^bec, depuis la ConfM^ration pubUques Tprivees, r.^ppel^^^ encore en vigueur sont mdex^es S;::n« volume de la maViiere la plus judicieuse et la i>lu8 claire. Cet'ouvrage est vraiment de la plus haute uLiiite. — voumci u« Canada, Quebec. [ED BY hfeque de tous les )uve pas d'ouvrage itr^al. ith the texb in both nnotations, and the '-—Daihj Telegraph, and French, and is e column giving the ide ; the sections or to 1,087, inclusive. w, the license laws, nciseness and preci- ed place this code in »nd prolix munieipal inici(>al government, ,w. should study the the management of thint? may be learned concise, definite and lly brief, considering micipal Act, Assess- ler of other matters le Province of Onta- the province of icluding the year Librarian of the : of the Oonsoli- ; Compiler of the ) compilers of the , 290 pages, 18)8. d half calf $3.00. sitons pas k dire qu'il Bs hommes politiques, e trouver un t«xte de t il faut se livrer k de restent infructueuses. trompe quelquefois de I'on perd son temps et u^bec, depuis 1867 ! I recherches va devenir spuis la Confederation, vigueur, sont index^es et la plus claire. utilite." — CowTi'et' dtt C. THEORET, MONTREAL, CANADA. 11 I •• For the first time an index to the Quebec Statutes, on a detailed and skilful plan, has been admirably accomplished in this work, which includes the laws of the province, public and private, whether repealed or still in force, including all subjects on which the Legisla- ture has passed, continuing the succession of references from the earliest enactment up to date, including the Revised Statutes of 1888, -and such orders-in-council and Imperial acts as bear thereon. The arrangement is perfect,'the index being alphabetically arranged, the subjects being arranged chronologically and a numerical arrangement follows the chronological in references to the Civil and Municipal codes. The title page announces that Mr. Bligh has already edited the Consolidated Orders-in-Council of Canada, compiled the Ontario likw Index, and co-Editor of the Dominion Law Index, and this is a guarantee that the present work has been well wrought out." — Free Press, Ottawa. " Get index des lois de la province de Quebec est le plus complet qui ait ^t^ public jusqu'ici. II couvre toutes les lois publiques et privies adoptees par la legislature depuis la Confederation. Le coiapilatour les a inscrites dans un ordre methodique et ratio- nal qui Tend las recherches tr^ faciles. II a adopte Tordre alphabe- tfque dans la classification des matieres traitees par nos lois, et I'ordre chronologique pour les differentes lois portant sur le mdme sujet, donnant dans chaque cas le volume ou I'annee, le chapitre et, lorsque cela est utile, Tarticle ou la page de nos statuts. Par ce systeme et grkco a de ri'^-nbreux renvois, Ton pent trouver en un instant toutes les lois portant sur une question et eviter ainsi des recherches sou vent longues et inutiles." — Monde Canadien, Mont- real. " This is a well arranged and ably compiled index to the laws of the province of Quebec, which contains not only every chapter, public and private, whether repealed or still in force, but every subject upon which the Government has legislated. In addition to the annual Statutes, it covers the Revised Statutes of the Province published in 1888 and the supplement thereto, and also such Orders-in-Council and Imperial acts as have been published in connection with the above named." — Extract from the Journal of the Royal Colonial Institnte, Ijondon, England. " It is also the first time that an index to the Statutes of the Pro- vince is given in such detail, making it very easy for researches. The alphabetical order, with a great number of cross references, and the chronological order of the laws is certainly the best plan to be adopted for such a work." — Telegraph, Quebec. BOUCHARD, Sonvenir da Premier Banquet Annuel des Notaires de la Province de Qn^bec, donn6 sons les anspices du Cercle des ITotaires de Montreal, le 17 f6vrier 1897, au St. Lawrence Hall. Par Am^d^e Bouchard, N. P., Secretaire du Cercle des Kot-aires, Edition de Inxe contenant 15 discoars et orn^e de 17 portraits iu-8vo bro 50c .1^- tw 12 CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED BY CRANKSHAW'S Criminal Code of Canada, 1892, annotated And the Canada Evidence Act 1893, with copious notes, commeiita, references, an extra Appendix containing the extradition Act, the extradition convention with the United States, the fugitive offenders' Act, and the House of Commons debates on the code and an analytical index, by James Crankshaw, B. C. L., Barri8ter, Montreal. Royal 8vo 1064 pages 1894, half calf flU.oo OPINIONS. , . , , , . , " I fully appreciate the care and ability which you have bestowed upon the subject.— Sir John Thompson. "I have examined your " Criminal Code 1892" and have much nleasure in racommending it to the profession. The plan you have adopted is eminently practical, and really makes yours a ready book for lawyers practising in the Criminal Courts. - Chief Jmtice Sir A. Lacoste, Court of Queen's Bench, Montreal. " Both as counsel for the Crown, and as a Judge, I believe I have had more experience than any man living of Criminal Law in Lower Canada. I have had my doubts of the necessity o" expediency of codifying Criminal Law ; but I can have none as to the great utihty of citing~authority upon every text of it when on^e promiilgated This is most effectually done by your work which must be of great practical value to the i>roies^ion." ~ Chief Jmttce 8ir Francu Johnson. ^ notes are verv full and methodically arranged, anj the iUus. ions given will greatly help to elucidate the text. The table of offences, the table of the iimitations of the time for proBecuting offences, and the form of indictment given under each of the titles will be most convenient and useful to all who are concerned m any way in the administration of the law m the Crimina Courts.- Bon. Justice Wiirtele of t»^e Court of Queen's Bench, Montreal. " Let me congratulate you on the system of annotation adopted by you, as well as on the fulness of the authorities furnished, and their Accuracy and application to the different Articles and Titles Your work is indeed thorough, and cannot fail to be of great assistance to all who practice Criminal Law in Canada. -M.J. ^. Qxdnn, Q.G., Montreal Bar. " I deem it my duty to lender you my most sincere congratulations upon the highly creditable manner in which you have done your w'ork. The task was one of great n.agnitude, but you have accomplished it weU To give a thorough appreciation of your work would require far more spa?e than is to be found within the narrow compass of a mere letter Let me however, point out what I bel.eve to be some of the i:ii:nt potsTn your .nnot'ation of the Code. You have pruned a^ay all the old authorities which are so commonly to be found in tlo books treating on Criminal Law and which being no longer susceptible of anv useful application under modern legislation, are of a nature^to mislead not only" the student but even the practmoner "^^«?^"- -» the other hand! you have carefully preserved all the leading cases [SHED BY SSI2, annotated 893, with copiona extra Appendix , the extradition ates, the fugitive Commons debates index, by James Montreal. Royal $10.00 ich you have bestowed 1892" and have much ctical, and really makes lie Criminal Courts." — Bench, Montreal. Judge, I believe I have Criminal Law in Lower essity or expediency of e as to the great utility once promulgated, which must be of sjreat ice air Francis Johnson. ally arranged, and the :e the text. The table of e time for prosecuting under each of the titles are concerned in any the Criminal Courts. — Bench, Montreal. )f annotation adopted by lies furnished, and their cles and Titles, mot fail to be of great in Canada."— Af. J. F. it sincere congratulations 'ou have done your work, ou have accomplished it r work would require far arrow compass of a mere believe to be some of the I. You have pruned away mly to be found in tho Bing no longer 8U8cei)tible ilation, are of a nature to practitioner himself, -j-a ■ed all the leading cases C. THEORET, MONTREAL, CANADA. 18 which have been to this day the beacon lights in our jurisprudence and the lights of our Courts, and you have fortified then; by the addition of decisions gleaned, as well in Canada as in Great Britain, even up to the most recent dates. Your distribution of these various authorities under the numerous sections of the Code has been done in a manner both careful and judicious, and will render the researches of the practitionner an easy task in future."— i/. C. St-Pierre, Q.G., Montreal Bar. " The work comprises over a thousand pages in all, and, while containing a vast amount of information, is yet in a convenient form forthe practitioner's library. The introduction contains a notice of the sources of our Criminal Code, and has the salient remarks of English judges who were members of the Royal Commission which, Drew up the English Draft Code. It notices also the new offences which the new code has constituted, such as breach of trust, con- spiracy to bring a false accusation, sending false telegrams, spreading false news, etc. , , . mi. i The arrangement of the book is clear and perspicuous, ihe remarks and notes being in smaller type than the sections of the code, each of which is prefaced by a heading in heavy black type. The illustrations are numerous and most informative. The attention given to the crime of murder, with all its numerous legal accompaniments, such as circums- tantial evidence, is prominent, while the annotations on the offence of bigamy are particularly full and throw much light on an offence which has hitherto received slight illustration. Libel, as a criminal offense, is very completely dealt with, both in effect and procedure. The new legislation on theft and embezzlement receives copious eluci- dation, and no spaco is wasted by any immaterial discussion or any reference bo the advisability of any section. Forgery is another crime claiming a large share of the author's information. The appendixes are many and are of the greatest use, giving a distinguishing value to the work. The Acts and clauses of Acts not affected by the code are given in detail. The debates in the House of Commons, including Sir John Thompson's deliverance in moving the second reading of the bill throw much light on the raison d'etre of various clauses, while the collection of the Extradition Acts and the Extradition Treaty with the United States brings into convenient com^mss enactments which have hitherto been scattered and inconvenient for ready use. —Mail and Empire, Toronto. " The handsome volume which Mr. Crankshaw has prepared upon the Criminal Code deserves high recognition for the uniform skill and conciseness with which it treats that important division of our law. To produce a work which, in completeness and facility for ready reference, is suited to the requirements of the judge and the practising barrister, and is equally well adapted, by brevity and clearness, for the use of the student is an ac aievement of which any legal writer might be justly proud. It is only common justice to concede this praise to Mr. Crankshaw, and to congratulate him upon the distinctioa which it confers upon the Bar and the University to which he belongs."— McGfiZi Fortnightly, Montreal. it iTHe ^nrk which forms a volume of over a thousand pages, has alreadyreceived the commendation of the chief justices of both Queen's 14 CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED BY Bench and the Superior Court, and several of the other judges, a» well as the leading members of the Bar. It appuars to bo concise, well arranged and at the same time complete, containing, as it does, prac- tically all the criminal law, together with complete references to tho leading cases. The work is particularly useful as being not only a mere reproduction of the Criminal Code, but as a carefully compiled digest the cases behig judiciously arranged under the proper articles." —Gazette, Montreal! •• There are in the whole text and its arrangement, special features which give to the book new life and interest not to be found in former publications on criminal law. The decisions quoted are were selected, to the point, and in many cases new and of recent dates. The author has received the approbation and congratulations not only of the leading practitioners in the criminal courts but also of all the judges moat experienced in that special line of the law, of professors in uni- versities, and of writers on the same subjet.~i>at7i/ Witnesn, Montreal. " Le volume a pres de 1,000 pages. L'arrangement des matiferes est clair, m^thodique et logique. La redaction a dft coiiter beaucoup de travail k I'auteur qui a r^ussi k classi6er avec ordre un texte aussi considerable avec des mati^res accessoires non moins dtendues. Les decisions sont choisies avec beaucoup de discernement. EUes sont nombreuses, imiiortantesetdegrandeautorit^."— Lo Fresse, Montreal. "The great care, deep study, and extraordinary research given by the author to his work, and the immense store of information ik contains makes it indispensable tu all who are, in any way, concerned in the administi-ation of our criminal law. That the work is of the highest practical value is shown by the many testimonials of appreciation,— which have been received from judges. Crown counsel, university professors of law and practising barristers." — Journal, Ottawa. '• The prei)aration of this work, has imposed upon the arthor, an immense amount of deep, careful and exhautive study, but he has succeeded in producing a book of the very highest practical value, and one that is indi8i)en8able to those engaged in the administration of the \&w."— Globe, Toronto. "The volume is an exhaustive treatise on Canada's criminal law and has been prepared with great care, deep study and extraordinary research."— iferaid, Montreal. "It is a most valuable work, the author having performed his voluminous task faithfully and vfeW."— Morning Chronicle, Quebec. " The great care, deep study, and extraordinary research given by the author to this work, and the immense store of information it contains makes it indispensable to all who are, in any way, concerned in the administration of our criminal l&w.— Free Press, London". ' CEANKSHAWS Practical Guide to Police Magistrates and Jus- tices of the Peace, y/ith an Alnhabetical SynopRia of tbe Criminal Law and "an Analytical Index, by James Crankshaw, LUSHED BY of the other judges, aa jtiars to bo conciHe, well lining, a8 it dooH, prac- nploto references to tha :ul fts being not only a b aH a carefully compiled der the proper articles." ^ement, special features ot to be found in former uoted are were selected, cent dates. The author lations not only of the it also of all the judges iw, of professors in uni- Daily Witnesn, Montreal. rangement des inatiisres n a dft coiiter beaucoup vec ordre un texte aussi n moins etendues. Les scernenient. EUes sont ."—La Ftesse, Montr<5al. inary research given by store of information it 3, in any way, concerned value is shown by the tiave been received from '•s of law and practising posed upon the afthor, lautive study, but he has highest practical value, }d in the administration 1 Canada's criminal law study and extraordinary r having performed his ling Chronicle, Quebec. dinary research given by I store of information it ■e, in any way, concerned ?ree Press^ London'. le Magifitxates and Jus- of the Criminal Lav Jatues Oranksbaw^ K ;. THKoriKT, M()NTREAL. CANADA. 15 B.O.L., Advocate, Montreal Bar, Author of *' An Annotated Edition of the Criminal Code of Canada. " Eoyal 8vo, 700 pages, 1895. Half calf. 16.00. CONTENTS. Introduction. Origin of the Office of Justice of the Peace. First Division. Chapter 1. Justices of the Peace. 2. Appoint- ment of Police Magistrates. 3. The Powers, Duties and Responsi- bilities of Justices and Police Magistrates. Second Division. 4. Parties to Crimes. 5. Extent of the Criminal Jjaw as to Time, Persons and Place. 6. Special Restrictions. Third Division. 7. Iniiictable and Non-Indictable Offences ; Jurisdiction ; Summary Arresc. 8. Prosecution of Indictable Offences. 9. Procedure on Appearance of Accused ; Preliminary Enquiry. 10. Speedy Trials of Indictable Offences. 11. Summary Trial of Indictable Offences. 12 Trial of .Juvenile Offenders for Indictable Offences. 13. Sum- mary Convictions. 14. Recognizances. 15. Sureties for keeping the Peace. Appendix. The Extradiction Act. The Fugitive Offenders Act. Youthful Offenders. OPINIONS. " In this work, after a short introductory account of the origin of the office of Justices of the Peace, and their mode of appointment, powers, duties and responsibilities, the learned author deals with the parties to crimes, the extent of the law as to time, persons and place, the prosecution of criminals, in which is included the question of jurisdiction, summary proceedings, etc., and devotes very usefully a large space to the analytical index, which in fact is a compressed digest of the code with useful citations of cases on the varions fran- chises. The work, while necessarily concise in its matter, is in reality very full in its treatment of the whole subject, and is the most com- plete work of its kind yet published in Canada."— Canatiian Law Time, Toronto, March 1895. " This is a work which should be in the hands of every police magistrate's clerk and justice of the peace, and indeed of every person who desires to become acquainted with the criminaljlaw of Canada and the procedure in criminal trials. It is a handsome, well-bound volume of 700 pages. The author has already made a continental reputation in the field of legal literature, and is regarded in the profession as a leading authority on criminal law." — Spectator, Hamilton. " Although chiefly based on the Canadian code it gives so much general information of importance to magistrates in a condensed form that it is probably the best book that can be purchased by one need- ing a Justice's manual. The tables of offences, their punishments, before whom they may be tried, and periods of limitations, with references to sections of the code bearing on them in the book, alone are "a practical guide to magistrates." There is also an alphabetical synopsis of the criminal law referring to offences, both at common law and by statute, that will be found of use." — Acadian Recorder, Halifax. «« 'Phc R!?'5ftrH adition of the " Criminal Code." with its exhaustive and learned commentariei, annotations, precedents, etc., published 16 CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED BY I ■ . ; by Mr. CrunkHlmw, and which has justly earned the praise and approval of the judges, the late Sir John Thompson and ot» the present valuable work. The legal profession has derived much benefit from the larger work. A lawyer not long since described it has a " magnificent labor saver," and it is generally quoted and cited by the profession. The present book will doubtless prove as valuable for those for whom it is more particularlv designed. It is complete and lucid and no magistrate's library will be complete without it. It will also prove of use to Justice of the Peace, who may be called on to preside in couit. Mr. Crankshaw has contributed a most valuable book to the list of legal publications." — Free Pree», Ottawa. " Probably the most practical legal guide yet prej)ared has been published, atcer a compilation by James Crankshaw, whose annotated edition of the crimial code has met such favor. The book is ho very useful, for his own safety, every magistrate should consult it on every occasion."— fi»-iita/i Wi - >nd thf Court of Review (in force May 11th :rtt> S,; .woyal 32 1898, paper 60c, cloth $1.0( r^HXON'S Court of Queen's Bench Reports. Appeal side, 4 vols., 1881-1884, half calf..... $20.0( ■jyjf^ '. .;)e.r iimissibilite de la preuve par temoins en droit civi I'l .€t^ pour ?e doctorat presentee et soutenue pai Ciit }iJ. Doricv, L.L.D., avocat au barreau de Qu6 bee, 8vo, 160 pages, 1894 $1.0i HLLSHKD BY C. TffKOKKT, MONTKF^AL. CANADA. 19 I. P. Dorais, avocats toile, 1898 $2.00 rinoe de Qu6beo. ion.— Cuiuprenanc la i I'ont mo{lifl6.— Ine ses articles entre eux ure. — Des renvois aux icte f6d6ral des lettres .— Un index alphab6- P. Dorais, avocats au ,le, 1898 $2.00 rile par MM, Doraia & niiUHiit de touH Ioh ouvrftgea leH iiouH iippelons particu- rejette en appendice touteH 0U8 leH ftvons groupd inim^- ,ux articles du mfimo Code 'il peut 6tre utile d'en rap- ard dans de jus'jes propor- ionsid^rables de nos cudes. avoir une vue d'ensemble Ant d'un texte a un autre, table unique qui termine ib^tique et analytique des vois de niani^re a la rendre )o6dare. de Procedure Civile, Code Civil, k Pasage de Quebec, par O. P. s au Barreau de Mont- 3ircuif) Oonr^ .rnd thf Y lltb 18ii8.> LyoysX 32 fl.OO irts. 4, half calf..... $20.00 B par t^moins en droit civil ent^e et soutenue par bt au barreau de Qu6- ^J-.W DUBBEUIL'S Referehoe Boek. (2ud Edition) being a detailed index oi ail Public and Priva e Statutes aid Ordersin-Couneil con- tained therein passed by the Canadian Parliament and by the Legislatures 'f severa, Canadian Provin- ces since Confederation. 8vo, half sheep, 1888, $1.50 FREMONT'S Compendium of Dommion Laws of Canada, 1867 1883 in force on the Ist day of January 1881, indicating amendments, repeals, etc., with index, by J. J. T. Fromont, L.L.D., of the Quebec bar. Cloth, 8vo, 1884 $1.50 JBREMONT. Divorce et Separation de Corps Ih^e pour le doctorat pr^sent^e et soutenue par J. J. T. Fremont, L.L.D., du barreau de Quebec, 8vo, 1886, brochd $1.00 HOLT, C. M., L.LL., Principles of Canadian Railway Law. with forms of proceedings in expropriation, 8vo, half calf, 1886 $i 50 HOLT'S Treatise on the Insoranoe Law of Canada. Embracing Fire. Life, Accident, Guarantee, Mutual Benefit, etc., with a complete analysis of the juris- prudence and of the statute law of the Dominion, by Charles M. Holt, L.L.L., Barrister, Montreal Bar, Eoyal 8vo., 900 pages, half calf, 1898 $9.00 The subject matter of this work was first prepared by Mr. Holt, in lecture form and delivered by hiui in the Law Faculty of Laval University. It has, however, since then been completely rearranged. As official Liquidator of the Glasgow & London (Fire) Insurance Company, and Attorney for Canada of the Life Association of Scotland, Mr. Holt has had an opportunity to examine both fire and life insurance from its practical side, and ne has made a specialty of the subject in his law practice for some years past. CONTENTS. Chapter 1. History of the contract of insurance. 2. The nature of the contract and the diflerent kinds of insurance. 3. Powers of Parliament and the Local Legislatures over the subject matter of insurance. 4. Of the making of the contract, the application, pay- ment of premium and delivery of policy. 5. Insurance under interim receipt. 6. Insurance interest. 7. Insurance by mortgagee or hypothecary creditos. 8. Insurance for the benefit of wife and children, etc. 0. Condifions of policies, including statutory con- ditions and their variations. 10. Warranties, representations and cancealment, etc. 11. Additional insurance. 12. Transfers and assignments. 13. Agents— their powers and duties. 14. Mutual iiiaurance 15. Reinsurance, io. Liability for losses, waiver of 20 CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED BY \ i conditions, subroKation, arson, etc. 17 Proofs of in-o i CunnAn n/L w ,.'^"""" "' »«J^ion«. ^a, tforemn companies roveal Its anatomy leayinR no useful part of it neglected ' r,J.iV\'^'^' '"'f" ■^'?' '''""•■' "/ C"'"^"'' *«'<■*■ -" I have read l proof sheets of some of the first chapters of Mr. Charles MHn work upon Insurance and have been nuieh hup^ssed by the evide sSb^'t.'^ °' "•"■•""«'' '"'»""' """ -"""«'' .ppredaMon""'" .it?"etf;r^;e';„t;rT,r'.ht'lti:^tt 5,tnt»L-ra^'^^^^^^^^^^^^ :^rTJra^'.st?,;;rar?dl■^T£g^,^Sr?r^^^ 0. iJ. a Johnson, Mgr., Manchester Fire Insurance Co and Uvitl £^Srf sT Sit?-.' rth^e'r-?e &SS date, and in a most convenient form, and nossLain,, ip;. .„ ." ment of having been con.piled by a Caldiriawye/o ' i °l ?,'*Z and specially qualifled to deal with the subject." ^ «andin £ie\"M;ii„i't' "rro :' L'Tnt'rcr £:i.T" 'r"*^ "^^^ much impressed with its arrangeZHm? c» .l^tL^'rtonWni"; as it d,«s information to a recent date. It certainly doe, tZ a X, Ulilw T'"^ '^ ? complete one in itself, and does awav with th, {h^h^»fr r/b-? izr. ii— ----^^ Mr. Holt 8 work will prove of the greatest usn tmf ..-hUr *■ ^ insurance companies and their agents r^t also ?o the wlfn 1' '''^^" cial conmunuty."-(?.e6eo MovnLj GhZlid" ^^'' '^'"'""'' .olJi!•llil-?"".^^_.'J^«,r^^•I"P«rtan modern contributions to th. .... ...xc.,. ux ^»«au.i. ic rorn.« the completion and amplificatior PUBLISHED BY C. THEOUET, MONTREAL, CANADA. 21 • 17. Proofs of loss. 18. 20. Suicide and death by it insurance companies. 22. 23. Foreijjn companies in les. 26. Rules of Treasury 3nts, with notes. ■^"I'T" ^®"^ '"•^^^^ ^^^ dealing reful dissection of it, so as to rt of it neglected." nU Bmeh.—'' I have read the srs of Mr. Charles M. Holt's uch impressed by the evidence icholarly appreciation of the ^'*u~" ^ *"^ much impressed which you have adopted ; I lich places before the enquirer •ious points treated of. The H of Insurance will specially iite, in view of the fact that suranco is being constantly y placing before the public nis of contracts of insurance, he comparison between the laws in this Province, shows trch on ycur part." 'ire Insurance Co. and British ure in saying that I believe surance Law of Canada to be Companies will find most tiou up to the most recent d possessing the exceptional dian lawyer of high standinir ubject." ^ Life Insurance Company of ver the advance copy of Mr. »ce Law of Canada, and ani* nd completeness, containing It certainly does the author e addition to the library of If, and does away with the It covers most thoroughly f insurance. est U80 not ohly to lawyers, t also to the whole commer- ■icle. odern contributions to tha )mpietion and amplification of sketches drawn by Mr. Holt as the bases of lectures delivered before the law faculty at Laval University, and it deals with every phase of insurance law."— i^Vce PreAs, Ottawa. "But while the new book of M. C. M. Holt is well written and the contents easy of reference, it deserves to be called, besides, a very complete exposition of the subject. The method of discussion, in which generarprinciples are first stated and then hy{)othetical cases given or legal decisions cited to exj.lain the state of the law, is to be commended, as tending to make matters plain to the student or lay mind."—2V.e Monetan, nW and insurance Chronicle, Toronto. I " The work is well and carefully done, and though upon first per- usal It may seem that more space njight have been devoted to some fiubjects, yet upon further examination it is apparent that no undue weight 18 given to any subsidiary portion at the expense of matters of jre importance. Everything can be found in the book, and in many cases the literal texb of the authority is cited."- Dail,, Svn, St John, N. B. . . • . "Its scope, extent, and thoroughness, and the exhaustive manner in which the various subjects are dealt with and discussed, may be best illustrated by giving such condensed extracts from some of the principal chapters as limited space will permit. i Limitation on our space will not permit of such an analysis of its [twenty-four chapters as their merits deserve. Suffice it to say that Ithey are all equally interesting and important. f As the whole the book is the most comprehensive, complete and [thorough work on insurance law, that has ever been published in < anada. —Mail and Empire, Toronto. " He explains in a clear manner the law as it stands to-day and covers m as brief a form as is consistent with clearness, the whole ground of the subject matter of insurance in Canada." —Journal of the Uoyal Colonial Institute, London, England. ' It may be concisely described as an exposition of the law reuard- mg all classes of insurance as applied to Canada. That country occupies a position intermediate between the United States and England. Its insuiance law combines the features of both The reader who is not directly concerned can enlarge his views by notinc the modifications of our own American ideas. Companies whose agencies are planted across the St. Lawrence have a practical euide brought down to date."-~7'/te Imurame Monitor, New York. '' There are two particular features of the work which seem to enhance its usefulness ; it is admirably arranged, making really pleasent reading of a subject naturally dry, and it has a most copious alphabetical index, the importance of which in such a work cannot be over-estimated."— iJnenuif/ J^irnal, Ottawa. r ^^®''^^*^ ^^ "" ^""^^'^ ^^^^ ^^r. Holt's work forms a most valuable addition to the working tools of the lawyer, and, as regards the general public, we believe that from the simplicity and excellence of the arrangement and the lucidity ef the style, it will be ^'..—^ -« the greatest assistance on a subject which, in one way or other con- cerns every member of the community."— TTie GnzeMe, Montreal ] 1 1 22 CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED BY i > 'i: \ LAGBANGE, Manuel de Droit Bomain, on explication des Institutes de Justiniens par mandes et par r^ponaes, pr6cM6 d'une introduct historique ^ I'^tude du droit Romain et d'une bib th^que choisis de ce droit par E. Lagrange, doct en droit, lae Edition ; 2e tirage,inl2,1897 bro. $'. *♦ lia plupart des ^tudiants, ceux-lk mgme qui pendant le te consacr^ k 1 enseignement du Droit romain dans nos Facult^s suivi les cours, etudi^ les textes et consult^ les commentate sentent le besom de s'assurer de leur forces et de s'interroirer ( m6me8, avant d'affronter les ^preuves auxquelles les rejjlement 1 University les soum. ttent. .I'en parle par experience, et c'est c mon propre int^rdt que j'avais compost le Resunid de Droit Ron par deniandes et par r^ponaes, que j'ai offert, apres I'avoir rev cornge, a ceux qui ni'ont succedd sur les bancs do I'^cole. J'esi que MM. les ^tudiants voudront bien continuer k cet ouvragl faveur qu ijs n ont cesse de lui accorder jusqu'a ce jour."— Pre/ac? LAFLEUB, on the Conflict of Laws, In the Province of Quebec by E. Lafleur of Montreal Bar, Professor of International Law McGill University, 8vo, cloth, $2.50 ; half morr«)( or half calf, J 898 $3 Extract from Preface. -This book owes its origin to a courst lectures delivered in McGill University. In the preparation of th lectures I have frequently realized the difficulties which must experienced by the student of this branch of our law. The fact t no attempt has yet been made to collect and systematize the rules solving conflicts of laws derivals from our codes, statutes and ju prudence, notwithstanding the ever increasing frequency and imi tance of these conflicts in actual practice, encourages me to hope t this work will prove useful to my confreres at the bar as well a« my students. CONTENTS. Introduction. Chapter 1. Foreign Law and its Proof Status. 3. Domicile. ^. Marriage. 5. Divorce and Separation Minority and Tutorship. 7. Corporations. 8. Properly Owners and its Modifications. 9. Abintestate Successions. 10. Wills a Gifts. 11. Contracts. 12. Marriage Covenants. 13. Bills of 1 change and Promissory Notes. 14. Merchant Shipping, Aifreit^ ment. 15. Delicts and Quasi Delicts. 16. Prescription 17 P cedure. 18. Bankrupty and Insolvency. 19. Foreign Judginen Appendix A. Imperial Statute for the ascertainment of the law British Dominions. B. Imperial Statute to provide for taking e dence by commission. C. Imperial Statute amending the law 1 taking evidence by commission. D. Canadian Statute for taking evidence under foreign commissions. E. Note on Criminal Jur diction. OPINIONS. '• Mr. Lafleur has not only selected a subject of peculiar inter S PUBLISHED BY ain, ites de Justiniens par de- 6c6d6 d'ane introduction it Remain et d'une biblio- par B. Lagrange, docteur rage,in-12,1897 bro. $2.00 mSme qui pendant lo temps ■omain dans nos Facultds, ont consults lea commentateurs, r forces et de s'interroger eux- s auxquelles les reglements de !e par experience, et c'est dans i6 le Resume de Droit Romain 'ai offert, apres I'avoir revu et les bancs de I'^cole. J'espere n continuer k cet ouvrage la r jusqu'a ce jour. "—Preface. 5c by E. Lafleur of the ►f International Law iu bh, $2.50 ; half morrocco $3.00 )we8 its origin to a course of In the preparation of these lie difficulties which must be ich of our law. The fact that t and systematize the rules for our codes, statutes and juris- creasing frequency and impor- e, encourages me to hope that Frferes at the bar as well as to ?S. eign Law and its Proof. 2. ». Divorce and Separation. 6. ons. 8. Property Ownership Successions. 10. Wills and Covenants. 13. Bills of Ex- lerchant Shipping, Affreijjht- 16. Prescription. 17. Pro- sy. 19. Foreign Judgments, le ascertainment of the law in ite to provide for taking evi- tatute amending the law for anadian Statute for taking of E. Note on Criminal Juris- subject of peculiar interest C. THEURET, MONTREAL, CANADA. 23 for the present treatise, but has treated it in a very clear and forcible manner, and he seems to have kept in view the special needs of the student as well as the requirements of his professional brethren. It is certain that the present work will afford both Bench and Bar most valuable aid in the examination of the perplexing questions which frequently present themselves. The conciseness with which the sub- ject is treated is in itself an admirable feature which cannot be over- looked. It may be anticipated with some confidence that this work will form a fresh starting point as it were, and that in the actual practice and judgments of the courts of this province it will haxe considerable influence. Mr. Lafleur has been personally engaged as counsel before our courts in several of the prominent cases connected with this branch of law, and therefore his acquaintance with the subject is not merely academic, but practical," — The Gazette, Jlontreal. •' It is well and clearly written, and will prove a valuable book of reference to those who may have to advi&e or adjudicate unon cases in which foreign laws or extra territorial laws, and the rignts there by affected, form a necessary element for consideration."— 3/ai7 and Empire, Toronto. " No one at the bar could have been found better qualified for the task and concensus of legal opinion will be that Mr. Lafleur has written a Jbook that cannot but prove of the utmost value to his con- freres." — Free Press, Ottawa. ' Mr. Lafleur is to bo congratulated on the work he has imposed upon himself to furnish the Province with a l)ook which will come into daily use." — Daily Star, Montreal. ' Co n'est pas de la th^orie que I'^minent professeur du McGill a donn^ au public, c'est un ouvrage essentiellement usuel. C'est une oeuvre de precision, d'une clart^ qu'il n'est pas exag^rede dire lumineuse. Nous voyons, dans le contexte de ce livre, f'appli- cation de la aeulo bonne niethode pour traiter un sujet variant d'as- pect ayec la physionomie diffdrente des institutions nationales et les indgalitds de nueurs, do coutumes chez les nations— c'est la m^thodo positive et non speculative. Pour les " pratiquants " de la province de Quebec, il y a toute rai- son de saluer I'apparition de la nouvelle publication, avec une entiere satisfaction, Nos lois sont franqaises et anglaises, elles different non seulement de cellos des pays Strangers, mais meme des lois des autres provinces de la confederation. Autant de conflits de droits particuliers, autant d'embarias dans l.i pratique commune et journali^re. Lo livre relativement pen volumineux du professeur Lafleur, sera un vademecum riche en informations et absolument sftr comme gui- dance." — La Presse, Montreal. " Ce volume de 267 pages comble vraiment une lacune dans notte bibliotheque legale. Assez sou vent les lois des autres pays viennent en conflit avec les notres, dans des questions de mariage, de domicile ^ J ll» not- «1.-.^« 1- i„; _„; _> i< M. Lafleur traito ce sujet avec la plus haute competence dans Tes'dix iieuf chapitres do son livre. -r 24 ! I a\NADlAN LAW BOOKS Pd BUSHED BY M. Lafleur peut se dire qu'il a ahf«inf ««« k * wilU^et:U"„7„\V''?Sl'°L^™ ■» 'he Province of Q. not of authority with uq wnnU T^ u * • Que^^ec courts, The doctrit^sLTe stated are oftenTn^^r'T ''^'^ '" « author's materials are wen arranS "f e"xnn^^'"^""'; "^^• infrequent original suggestirs "'e'j'u randCiud"'" ^r* ' lievtew, Cambridge, Mass souim. — Harvnn LANOEmE Traitl de 1. Preuve. en matUre cMeetc» Avec mi index alphaMtique et analytiane de I'ouvrage par 1'Hod. F. Laneelier T r n t la Conr Sup^rieur et ProSet de Co^'d'; Cif Sans doute, les ouvrages sur ce suiot ^'„ ^'^""'^^^ ^ ^P^^"*! grand non.bre d'excellents en fraTc^L et en"-'l"' ^^'^^- ^^ peuvent fournir une direction assurT^ ceufn „???"• ^.T "' notre droit en pratique. II n\TxZ Zf!Zi^A ^'^ T'^^^ ^ ""' dienne que celle qui contienJ Lt IS i !^ "^^i'® *^® ''^ <^^<"'^ PJ"8 « civile. 1^ fondl^ces ;S est%'^^^^^^^^^ ^.t r'"'^- ^" "'^^ commerciale, au contiJre ?est p Hrn?. T- ^''*?^**«- ^^ '"'^^ Notre droit 'sur la Xv^ n'e t dorm'ftTf ^ '" anglais, pas plus en matiere commTrcLle ouVn ^ /ran^ais m le d un droit particulier a rsotre m^XlTfJ^ f ^f^'^""^ *''"^®- ^' nmni^re plus ou n.oinV heureus^ le/vft l^^^T^- ^" * ^«"^"' d'' du droit ancrlaia " "e»«*euse, les regies du droit fran^ais et ce! LAREAU E., Code Civil du Bas-Canada Contenant sous ehaque article les amendemenffi antres dispositions legislatives qui affectent^« fit jusqu'au ler Janvier 1888, IMndlatLn des a"^^^^^^^ cities par les codificateurs et d'autres pius r"cen la citation des arrets doc f«ii .^ , recent€ KS PITBMSHED BV (.'. THEOKET, MONTREAL, CANADA. 25 itteint son but. car son livre sur I excellent trait4."- Connier du W8 in the Province of Quebec ' ers in that province, but to the everywhere. "-Tmes, Hamilton. )th a theoretical and a practical 3al sense this treatise is valuable ons of the Quebec courts, while uch questions be held in respect mdentical with our own. The his exposition is clear, and his ust and sound, "-^rti-mrrf Law I Province of Quebec English and French and Wm. B. Lam be, Advocate. 50c en matiere civile et commer- ique et analytique de tout ^angelier L.L.D., Juge de •fesseur de Code Civil a 1895. Half calf or Half $5.00 •tainement pas de sujet plus pra- peut exercer sa profession sans questions sur cette niati^re, et >s cas, tres difficiles a appliquer t ne manquent pas, il y a uii 18 et en anglais. Mais ils ne a celui qui est appel^ k mettre te partio de ce droit plus cana- 88 de la preuve. En matiere len droit frangais. En matiere b anglais qui leur sert de base ni le droit fran^ais ni le droit lequ en matiere civile. C'est lans lequel on a fondu, d'une igles du droit franijais et celles ,da, icle lea amendements et ^es qui aflfectent le texte indication des autorit^ |i;^'autres plus r^centes; 'i^anaui de la piuvince ^^"•'■i $2.00 ZiABEAU E., Histoire da droit Canadien, ■ Depuis les origines de la colonie jnsqu'£k> uos jouia. I 2 vol. in-8, 1889. Vol. 1, Domination franjaise. Vol. 1 2, Domination anglaise $6.00 M*h. THEMIS, Revne critique de legislation de droit et de jnris- i prudence. \ 1879-83; 5 vol. in 8, ^ veau $20.00 yLAVALLEE, Befonte de la Loi Ang6 Sur les privileges sur les immeubles, quant k ce qui concerne sp6cialement I'architecte, le constructeur, I'ouvrier et le journalier, avec formules, par Laval- l^e, Lavall^e & Lavall^e, avocats au barreau de Montreal, 1897, broch6 25c LEMIEUX, De la Gontrainte par Corps. Thfese pour le doctorat, pr^sent^e et soutenue le ler mai 1896, par Bodolphe Lemieux, L.L.D., avocat au barreau de Montreal, professeur d'Histoire de Droit ^ rUniversif6 Laval, 8vo, 200 pages, 1»96, broch6, $1.00 ; reli6 demi-chagrin $1.50 OPINION. " Mr. Lemieux has successfully treated the ditticult subject selected ♦>y him. The author first gives an historical review of the question. 'In this review he treats the subject very thoroughly. He begins by sketching the legislation of Fersia, of China, of Egypt, of Greece, and ven of the Jewish people, followed by a notice of Roman legislation under paganism as well as under Christianity. Then, after a rapid review of the various systems of the Middle Ages, ho brings the reader gradually down to the modern system of law, and closes his exami- nation of the question by setting forth the various jihases of our •Canadian legislation. In the second part of his work Mr. Leini<3UX examines the cases in which contrainte par corps, or coercive empri- I «onment, is authorized by law. In the third ])art he indicates the mode of execution. The two latter parts of the work form an excel- lent commentary of the second title of the Code of Procedure. This is the practical part of the work, the reader finds therein the solution of the difficulties which present themselves. The jurisprudence on the subject is accurately stated, and when it seems to go astray the author lays down the principle which he conceives should govern." — The Gazette, Montreal. [XEMIEUX, les Ori^inefl du Droit Franco-Canadien, Etant un conrs d'Histoire de Droit Canadien depuis les origines Gauloises jusqu'^ nos jours par Bodolphe Lemieux, avocat, docteur en droit, agr^g^ k la Fa- cult6 de Droit de l'Universit6 Laval et d6put6 au cation.) -w^ * -^ * I'eaerai. i voi. in-9, {en eoui tie imoii- 1 I I 26 CANADIAN LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED BY Letitre do cet ouvrage, en ddmontre toute I'miportance ai point do vue historique et juridique. Le droit civil fran^ais qui nous a 6t6 conserve, lore do notre tions davec la in^re patrie, est un d^p6t trop pr^cieux pour soit ponit 1 objet de nos Etudes constantes. Retracer les orij ce droit, en^tudier les diff^rentes phages avant et apr6s la ceg pays jusqu a la codiHcation, te! est le but que s'est propose 1 J^ ouvrage se divise en deux parties. Dans la premiere, : ta^ I hiBtorique du droit fran^ais aux quatre periodes suivantei Jipoque Barbare ou Franque, F^odalite, Monarchie absol Kevolutionnaire. La deuxi^me partie est consacr^e a I'histoire du droit J l^anadien proprementdit sous la domination francaise et saus 1, nation anglaise. L0BANO£B, Hon. Juge, Commentaire sur le Code Civil d Canada. Art. 1 h 88, vol. 1, 8vo, reli6 demi-chag.; 1873, LOBANGEB, Hon. Juge, Commentaire sur le Code Civil d Canada. Da Manage, 1880, 1 vol., 8vo, reli6demi chag. LOKRAIN, L., Code des Locateurs et Locataires Ou trait6 complet du bail & loyer, du bail 4 f du bail de meubles, du bail k cbeptel et du ba phyt^otique d'apres le Code Civil, la doctrin auteurs et la jurisprudence des tribunaux de la vince de Quebec, suivi de forniules de bai autres actes sous seing priv4 relatifsau louage : demi-chagrin ° OPINION. ''. . . . Je dois dire que cet ouvrage fournit des renseignenient plots f ur la mati^re qui y est trait^e. Vos r^f^rences et vos cil sont nombrouses et accusent des recherches considerables mettez constamment en regard des dispositions de notre droit et deIanciendroit...Ce livre est rdellement une ceuvre de m^i son objet qui est d'application usuelle en fait un livre que c devra aimer kconsulter... Non seulement le banc et la prof pourront y puiser avantageusenient, niais le public no pourra quer de trouver dans cet ouvrage un c«jmpagnon des plusintt^re et des plus pratiques pour la gouverne des relations qui sont i ment d occurence journali6re."—£ff7ai< d'nne lettre de Vhon. Chagnon. LORBAIN, L., Precis de la Procedure Sommaire Sp4ciale dans les causes entre Locateurs et I taires, suivi de formnles d'actions ; broch^, 1884 LOBBAIN, L., Les Codes de la Province de Quebec, ^vr-^T= viTij, x^uyic luuuiuipai, avee tous les ame ments jusqu'^ 1893 inclusivement, les deux r UKS PUBLISHED BY ontre toute riinportHnce ai; double] e. 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Vous lispositions de notre droit et celles 1 1 llement une oeuvre de m^rite, eti^ 3lle en fait un livre que chacuni- lenient le banc et la profession*! , niais le public ne pourra nian- C(jmpagnon des plus interessanta rne des relations qui sont r^elle- drait d'nne lettre de Vhon. Jvge nre Sommaire entre Locateurs et Loca- )j inactions ; broch^, 1884, 25c vince de Quebec. >ai, avee tous ies ameude- isivement, les deux relics ensemble ; un joli petit format, demi-chag., $2.50. Chaque Code se vend s^par^ment ; reli6 toile : Code civil, $1.00; Code municipal $1.00 )W£B CANADA JURISTS BEFORTS. A collection of decisions of the Superior Courts ol the District of Montreal, together with many impor- tant cases from the other Districts. 1857 to 1891. 35 vols. Half calf, reduced to $125.00 rOR'S Legal Sketches, By A. B. Major, Solicitor, Montreal Bar, 8vo, cloth $1.00 " Sir man of Lowe, ' quod he,' so have yo blisse Telle us a tale anon, as foward ys." — Ch'incer. 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THEORET, MONTREAL, CANADA. 29 B.C. \«: a de roya^ utiUt6etde mpagnon d® ue, danB un ' qu'il veut ont6t6 6par- codes. la mfetbode n telle iaveur, ' T^e droit civu, heureuxcie eurrecomnia .^,. droit civil a I ^ ^t utile a«x ^^g la The work i8 particularly useful to studentB, as it put into condse form the substance of each title and section of the code. To the p^c titioner itisHlsoof great utility, as, at a glance, ho can confirm or correct his impressions uf the provisions of the c/nle Montreal! ''''^^ w summarized in a volume of 128 pages. "-G«2e«e, MATHIEU. THEVENOT D'ESSAULE, TraiW des Substitutions, ndei-com missaire, Contenant toutes les connaissances essentielles selon le droit romain et le droit fran^ais, avec des notes 8ur Pordonnance de 1747, contenant aussi en notes les articles du code civil dii Bas Canada et un som- maire des decisions des tribunaux, par I'Hon. Juge M Mathieu, doyen et professeur de Code civil A 1 University Laval, in 8, ieli6 demi chag. 1888..J5.00 Extraitde la Fiface.-^^ Les substitutions fid^i-comnussaires for- ZlT' ^«"^^«^^i,"V,^«« «"J«tB les plus importants de la JurTspru- dence. Sans ceso, d'ailleurs. elles otfrent les questions les plus ardues et les plus d.gnes do toute I'attentiou du Jurisconsulte ; en quoi eZ ion eTL'fsortr:i"'^'^^ r ''' ««"*««t«tion; sans' nombre aont elles sent le germe. Avec quelque so n et quolquo prudence nuo q^ itnti^^'tir^^!;.^;^^^^^^ '^ "^ '''^'' ^"^ ^-- - -- MIGNAULT, Manuel de droit Parlementaire, ^x'i^"/,^ ^'^°'®°^*'^® *^® ^^oi*' constitutionnel, pr6. c^d6 dune esquisse histo: que du regime parle- mentaire en Angleterre et au Canada. Par P B i^'frisfi'o^r^n^-' ^''''''^^ ^"^ Barreau de Montreal,' in-12, 1889, 500 pages, toile $] 50 Extmit dela Preface.—'^ Nous avons divis«.?^'^^^ ^" ."^roit Civil Canandien de P. B Miananif cette oeuvre ^minemment utile et natioi.alp A'l* t j> , "^^ ^" "J'ai plusieurs fois consult^ l'ouvrage de M. Mignault: Le "" . volume. ««>.'">' ''»r.?»bo°.<."» ""I", (.f,"ll.«. «» ^'' ..,.dei.t who «.»• 4„„,re„ to reio ^^j, „i our i„,n,cMur«W» ile. 1^ «°^" ,ermettentde int un o.poj6 ^,ow sfttmfftc L well to the SeaudtU-tof ,{ itnmoasurable te, Monweftl- Snf'^'-'tion than ;^^\ has been of 0. M. ^'^^^' u or \eH volumes ,U8Ult0l leH n o! it, that it i. pre- f;^[»»^T. MONTKEAL, CANADA. .'{.-{ Measure m B»ym8 ,ergence»»on'i^„entre- 'lUUredeG. Lamotht, fruit do see longuw dtud . llT tnl f i " "•'"" ^ d«"«nant le t/'- /Vi. iy(i»c^»,i, iV. /■., Montr^ftl ^'^"'*- -^^-^trmt d'une lettre lo noin «eul de M. MiLnmiilf .1 A ! ^ • ''"^'' '"'"»• "<>"■ •' J^t puis gnrantie que Toeuvro sV e reusiLn/'i'" "' '^vantngeuse.uent e.t une i{ m. • 1, I • I ' ^''"MiC'iol Arcliarue law Kluch'has H,;:ar:;n,uhi: ^i:,;;;;'f •'T'""*"' ''•*'''^*^*^ "» the proceed without nterrur)tionroif« 7 ?' -"^ "T? ^"""^^ ^'"^t 't will that it has been most Sal ; te"n^Tr ,.''"'"7 «'"^ '" »*-- already very popular «„d i/ J^ne "17 If j»"f^"'«on, and i« approvHl of the judges, and has htlnT/ . i! . J^ '""^ received the Its inorits alone have won t h r« « u^l^- ^^ ^^""'^ '" several cases that, with time, t^favor accorder;'o'^'^''^';} ""^ ^^ ''*^° '"' St of law should obtain a copy as k wilH.. '" /"f «'««. All studonta their labor. "-77,e (?.:e^^f Montreii". ""'"'"'"'^ f«"'iitate and simplify " Le traitd que nous donne M MiLmAnU . ^"Xs u^"„":4n;rr '"'-'»-"°t.:i™ ri';„Tr'i;.' noire droit sail, crainte ''"^' principles commentators of the Code Nar ol/on whioh i' '"i'"*'^'^ « P«ge of the without modification ; someti efwCJ i I' ^^ '"''^'^^^ to our law m fact, without a trustwmth^'c^urde Ifct^i ?'' 'T' ^' °"""ed ; dangerous than useful to use the Hch ma Lria fh"'" ^er^Btofore more The work is minute and original i- K ^''^ "'t^'" ^e«ch. wtetKr::i:tdt':t™,Jt'r,1^nr""^^ un P«^ °^Se avec a«u- J^ell presented. The second Zfof IZ r/"ticularly important and *"o nu'il P^o^® f soupoAo rtf n..^„j:-_ 1 °^""" P^rc or ine introdunf.mn ;„ ^i.:_l ., \ wen presented. '"Thr8;rnd'nl?rnffr Particularly imp( ces of Canadian l„!!?".i!*!:t ,«f .^^e introduction, in whinh fKl „.. .,,^ -.tcaiuu or, siiouid be read with i ' "" I great care, tm ^ — ^entire ^tej-^^^^' ecedent fa.i, -qSr.^ --"^- ^"Va ee.« Bene, cases *«r al »'»' ^** V deuce et coi" ^ontr6ai. K ^^ ^a tespou 40* ""T.attd* MO""**'' „ ..-• Vv.voc^t el 4° att barteaa • ;„„ de uv , „, liaisons, " ^ „trtai, a" ' ••• ^^ e^«gr.n.. •••■•;•• ^^^i,, »«'*f ieVeSrep'ene^;;^"^" V^^^^^^^^^ cliag"" tetnent. 1\\"\^^^ droits en' aoquf'".^, s»i« yayer ^.giej, c.» oW g j,,.^^^. sa^"','. i„i leot acov;- ^ i„,au»- -.,.i."-Ji.""- 0. THEORET, MONTREAL, C%\NADA. 'Ao our juriB- ec\8ioTi8 of the l^a^ "": ent, Copy- I eacU P^o- 592 93, $6.0« eeu'B Bench, !rt'^ontrj*U AS. ^^ ^%^,Q0 t,.8vo, tel^fe; ^2.60 V'vavocat et da preneut, wous ,^e, „a tecV\mq«es j^rfai- -->->» tCS^»o»' IS VMohiteoW et ' " i„iM,ue MATIERES. Introduction.— Premiere Partie. Chapitre 1. Definition de Tarchitecte et I'entrepreneur. 2. Regies gdn^rales applicables au louage d'ouvrage. 3. Regies sp^ciales applicables au contrat de louage d'ouvrage. 4. Le contrat ayant pour objet la construction d'une chose immobilifere est toujours un louage d'ouvrage. 5. Des risques do la chose avant r<5ception. Deuxi^me Partie. Cha- pitre 1. Obligation de bien faire I'ouvrage. 2. Connaissances n^- cessaires b. I'architecte et a I'entrepreneur. 3. De I'acceptation de I'ouvrage par le maitre. 4. Retard dans la livraison de I'ouvrage et ses efl'ets. 5. Obligations du propri^taire. 6. De la resolution du contrat de louage d'ouvrage. 7. De la garantie d^cennale impos^e a I'architecte et k I'entrepreneur en faveur de certains ouvrages. 8 Du privilege des architectes et entrepreneurs. 9. Des diversea • actions de I'architecte, de I'entrepreneur et de I'ouvrier. FELISSIER, Code des Hnissiers, Sh^rifs et Coroners, Contenant toutes les lois de la Province de Quebec relatives k chacun de ces ofBciers jusqu'<^ ce jour avec formule et table alphab^tique, par L. E. Pe- lissier, avocat au barreau de Montreal, reli6 toile, in 32 $1.00 PEKRON & MITCHELL'S, Manual of Insolvency, Comprising the English and French text of the ar- ticle of the Code of Civil Procedure on abandonment of property, capias ad respondendum, attachment before Judgment, attachnient in revendication, con- servatory attachment, and liquidation of partner- ship, as well as a statement of the changes made in the former law by the revision of the Code of Civil Procedure and decisions of the Courts applicable to the New Law by J. L. Perron, L.L.B., and Victor E. Mitchell, B.C.L., advocates of the Montreal bar. 12vo cloth, 1898.. $2.00 " This manual contains in a brief and concise form the law of the Province of Quebec relating to Insolvency, capias ad respondendum and attachments before jud^nnent. We have also added the provi- sions of the law in regard to the disolution and liquidation of partner- ships, and the examination of judgment debtors. The leading authorities, which are still applicable under the present Code, and the remarks of the Commissioners for the Revision of the Code, have been placed under the articles to which they relate. We believe this plan will be found convenient and satisfactory." — Preface. " L'on trouvera Jans ce manuel toutes les dispositions de nos lois i sur )a cession de biens le capias ad respondendnm et les saisies avant ,iuG;ement. * Nous avons aussi jug^ utile d'y ajouter les articles du Code Civil 1 r^gissant la dissolution et la liquidation des soci^t^s et ceux du Code \ \ \ f^'8 »»'°rases Argue* »°* ott^*'' T«m 1" '''* '"'*"«^cml It^'O*^- . CouucU of *e Bar oJ-W \ Queeu" -- .•-■- eacb Y®*^ .«9A^, APP»«i"'''^Deftni«<>° «* bee »«l«*^''^„e%u ***^^t^«<"f Pro?'n«o of Q«e^«:'J otter^iBe ^,^« • ^^ ."^^ *t Deoi^'"?? ;own t^\« ^.To? "'«"'< interest ^v»^^^ ^aaes. —* C. THEORET, MONTREAL, CANADA. Y me' ttantVeX- cbaque articW .utHe court term, ^^j*^ 9.00 ir vil and criminal L otber^ise ^^S^^?'?he court udge of tlie ^^ ^l>P"^f court aud .8 •, 8V0, ^^^y^s^.OO dumber o£ J"^^^ ointed „eed scarcely ^^^^^e«at, tbe Cou^t m^J references ^»U calf, 18» „,er REVUE DE JTTRISFRUDENCE (LA). Be ueil de decisions de» divers tribunaux de la Province de Quebec. R6dig6e par une reunion de juges et de juriscon- suites, sous la direction de Charles Chamilly de Lorimier, L L.D., jnge de la Cour Sup6rieur et pro- fesseur de droit k I'Universit^ Laval k Montreal, parait par livraison mensuelle de 48 pages 8vo, 4 vols, parus, 1895-1898, demi veau $20.00 Souscription annuelle— Yearly subscription. $5,00 NOTA.— Cases are reported in English and French. Cette revue a ^t^ spdcialement fond^ au conimencement de I'ann^e 1895 dans I'inter&t des districts ruraux et rapporte les decisions les plus importantes concernant le Code civil, Procedure civile et inuni- cipale et tout ce qui pent int^resser les Conseils Municipaux et la public de la campagne, A la fin de I'ann^e les 12 livraisons ferment un volume de plus de 600 pages qui doit etre reli^ et conserve pour consultation. "Le Droit civil et la Procedure civile, le Droit municipal fournit, dans chaque district, d'abondantes decisions,— decisions qui, si elles ^taient plus connues, rendraient n^cf»««iirement I'administration de nos attaires municipales plus facile et jdus uniforme. Enfin, le Droit criminel presente ^galement des intdrets de la plus haute importance et qu'il est de TintdrSt public de voir recueillir avec soin dans une revue de jurisprudence. Ajoutons que si les decisions nouvelles ren- dues ainsi chaque jour, offrent un grand int^r§t, il existe dnna tous les districts de la Province de nombreuses et remarquables decisions, qui sont aujourd'hui des documents prdcieux, et qui seront bientot completement oubli^s, si nous ne nous ha.ton8 de les collectionner et de les faire connaitre en les livrant k la publicity."— Pr^.tce.. RSVUE LEGALE (LA\ ( Ancienue series Recueil de jurisprudence et d'arrets de la Province de Gu6bec. R^dig^e par PHon. M. Mathieu, juge de la Cour Sup^rieure, professeur deprocedure civile de I'Uni- versite Laval, avec le coneours de plusieurs avocats. Parait par livraison de 6t pages, in 8. Collection coniplete, 1869-1892, 22 vols., y compris le Reper- toire par J. J. Beauchamp,C.R.Reli6demi veau$90.00 NoTA.— Cases has been reported in English arid French. *' I consider the work the best legal periodical by far, which you have in the province of Quehec."— Extract of letter from iontr6al. _^ e B6\anger, not ^^^ otaires •, avec^ . . 4 vols, pa^^^ '%20.00 'subscription- J,;^, An nouveau a^««een£orcef tiles ?,nou9avon8cru ev nosaboiAU^sdec ^^^^^ e .paruenoctobt;^^^ ic. UttoUBleHavocats^t^sibien n«tte innovation a ^ ^^^^^^ de ,Una6 de donu.. ^~ k Oour de Pratique chaque inois, et nous avons ddcid^ do poursuivre dorenavaub cette imjiortante entreprise en y apportant tout le soin qu'elle m^rite. " Ce n'est pas une c«uvre nouvelle, ni une creation d'essai ; c'est uiie revue de droit qui, pendant vingt et-une ann^es, a rendu les plus grands services aux professions l^gales. —Notre but eat de travailler dans les int^rSts des professions legales, d'encourager I'^tude du droit, et de faire de notre publication une ceuvre pratique, qui puisse servir de ralliement et d'organe k la jurisprudence de co pays. Nous ins^re- rons les critiques qu'on nous enverra sur des arrfets rendus par nos tribunaux, pourvu que ces critiques soient faites sous ^es formes con- venables, et dans le but de promouvoir les mterfits de la jurispru- dence." — Preface . BEPERTOIBE de la Bevae Legale (Le) Etant un Index-Digest sous forme alphab^tique et chronologique des 21 premiers volumes de la Revue Legale (ancienne s6rie) par J. J. Beauchamp, B. 0. L., 0. R., avocat au barreau de Montreal, auteur de '* The Jurisprudence of the Privy Council." 8vo, 1200 pages, 1894 demi veau $7.00 OPINION. 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