Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Handy Guide to the Laws of Ontario
This book has been written at the request of certain of our women's organizations, and of many individual friends. It does not lay claim to any especial merit, and in no way is it meant to encourage people to consult it rather than a lawyer when legal advice is necessary. What it does try to do is to take those parts of the copious laws of Ontario which are of interest to the social worker and to the ordinary citizen, and to state them in concise language, free from the wordiness which may be necessary for the nicer points of the law, but which is not necessary for those of us who are not lawyers, but who only wish for an answer to the question, what says the law on certain relations of everyday life.
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