CHRISTIAN, CAITTY, LEE, HOVENDEN, AND RYLAND;

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Entered according to the Act of Congress in the year 1832. by

WILLIAM E. DEAN,
Ju cho clerr's Orice of the Southern District of New York.

CONTENTS

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THE ANALYSIS OF BOOK III.

PRIVATE WRONGS.

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For which the laws of England have provided redress

s! By the mere act of the parties,

H. By the mere operation of law,
III. By both together, or suit in courts; wherein

1. Of courts; and therein of
Sl. Their nalure and incidents,
2. Their several distinctions; viz.
11. Or public or general jurisdiction ; as,

1. The courts of common law and equity,
2. Ecclesiastical courts,
3. Courts military,

4. Courts maritime

2. of private or special jurisdiction
13 Of the coynizance of wrongs, in the court..

1. Ecclesiastical,
2. Military,
3. Maritime
4. Of common law; wherein
pl. of the respective remedies, for injuries affecting
it. The rights of private persone

Sl. Absolute,

2. Relative
2. The rights of property

Personal,
11. In possession; by

Si Dispossession,

2. Damage,
2. În action ; by breach of contracts
2. Real ; by

1. Ouster, or dispossession of
Sl. Freeholds

2. Chattels real
2. Trespass
3. Nuisance
4. Waste.
5. Subtraction

6. Disturbance
3. The rights of the crown
2. Or the pursuit of remedies,

1. By action at common law; wherein of

ri. Original
2. Process
3. Pleading
4. Demurrer and issue
5. Trial; by

1. Record,
2. Inspection,
3. Witnesses,
4. Certificate,
5. Wager of battel,
6. Wager of law
(7. Jury
6. Judgment
7. Appeal

8. Execution
2. By proceedings in the courts of equity