Report of Cases Decided in the Court of King's Bench of Upper Canada, 1861 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Original King’s Bench rulings from Upper Canada, 1829–1830. This volume collects decisions and cases from Michaelmas and Hilary terms, presenting judges’ rulings, summaries, and practical notes for lawyers and students. It offers a window into early Canadian jurisprudence and the procedures used in that era.

Inside you’ll find case headings, brief excerpts of opinions, and a digest of rulings that shaped how courts handled costs, attachments, demurrers, and interpleader matters. The material is focused on procedure and the practical outcomes of disputes heard in the King’s Bench in Upper Canada.

• Detailed case listings by party name and topic to help locate topics quickly


• Notes on procedural issues such as service, filing, and costs


• Digest-style summaries that outline key points from decisions


• Historical context showing how early Canadian courts handled common disputes

Ideal for readers of legal history, early Canadian law, and those studying the development of courtroom practice in Upper Canada.

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