Joseph Henry Beale Livres

This essential text offers a comprehensive survey of the legal principles and practices that govern the assessment of damages in civil lawsuits. Beale draws on a wide range of cases to provide readers with a nuanced and insightful view of the challenges and opportunities that arise in this complex and often contentious area of the law. Whether you are a practicing attorney, law student, or simply someone interested in understanding how our legal system seeks to compensate individuals for harm suffered, this book is an invaluable resource.

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In this seminal work, Beale traces the history of land registration in colonial America, highlighting the legal and economic forces that shaped the development of the deed system. He argues that the American system of property law has its roots in English common law, but has evolved in unique ways to meet the needs of a young, dynamic nation.

This collection of cases focuses on the legal issues surrounding carriers and other bailment and quasi-bailment services. It provides a comprehensive look into the laws around bailment, which is the transfer of possession of goods from one person to another, and how these laws relate to carriers. This book is an excellent resource for law students, legal practitioners, and anyone interested in the laws surrounding carriers and bailment.