A Treatise on the Equitable Doctrine of the Conversion of Property
Book by James Heath Leigh
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Originally published: 1825
Author: James Heath Leigh
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Authors, James Heath Leigh, Robert Dalzell ; Publisher, J. Butterworth, 1825 ; Original from, Oxford University ; Digitized, Sep 22, 2006 ; Length, 222 pages.
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Jul 2, 2008 · A Treatise on the Equitable Doctrine of the Conversion of Property. by: James Heath Leigh , Robert Dalzell. Publication date: 1825.
A treatise on the equitable doctrine of the conversion of property.
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Bibliographic Details. Main Author: Leigh, J. H. (James Heath), d. 1848. Other Authors: Dalzell, R. (Robert). Format: Book. Language: English.
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Informations bibliographiques ; Auteurs, James Heath Leigh, Robert Dalzell ; Éditeur, J. S. Littell, 1834 ; Longueur, 112 pages ; Exporter la citation, BiBTeX ...
Book details · Print length. 242 pages · Language. English · Publisher. Forgotten Books · Publication date. 11 Dec. 2018 · Dimensions. 22.86 x 15.24 x 1 cm · ISBN-10.
A treatise on the equitable doctrine of the conversion of property. ; Leigh, J. H. (James Heath), died 1848.