Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Law of Repairs and Improvements: Including Ecclesiastical Dilapidations
The Author also ventures to think that the list of judicially authorised works brought together in alphabetical arrangement at p. 101 may be found useful for rapid reference. Cer tain points of law only indirectly relevant to the main subject-matter of the book are necessarily treated with brevity, but it is believed that in such instances the cases cited will be found to contain within them references which will at once put the enquirer on the direct course to his goal.
One or two decisions have been formally reported since the proof sheets were corrected. Later references will be found in the Table of Cases.
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