"Popular Law Library, Putney ... Common Law Pleading. Code Pleading. Federal Procedure. Evidence" presents a detailed exploration of fundamental aspects of legal practice and procedure. Authored by Albert Hutchinson Putney, this work delves into the intricacies of common law and code pleading, offering insights into the distinct approaches and principles governing each. The book also provides a comprehensive overview of federal procedure, equipping readers with a solid understanding of the rules and regulations that govern legal proceedings at the federal level. A significant portion of the text is dedicated to the study of evidence, examining the rules of admissibility, relevance, and the various types of evidence encountered in legal practice.
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