01778nam a2200205   4500001000700000090001100007100004100018101000800059200008600067205001200153210004200165215001800207225002600225330110300251606002901354606002301383700003201406955001101438995012301449389075  a389075  a20100118d1963       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aJohn Citizen and the lawfRonald Rubinsteingedited by Christopher R. Rubinstein.  a5th ed.  aMiddlesex [etc.]cPenguin Booksd1963  a432 p.d18 cm  aPelican Originalv169  a1 - What is law?. 2 - Legal rights and obligations. 3 - Contracts. 4 - Employer and employee. 5 - Principal and agent. 6 - Sale of goods. 7 - Firms and partnerships. 8 - Travellers, carriers, innkeepers, liens, and insurance. 9 - Bankers, bills of exchange, and promissory notes. 10 - Money-lenders. 11 - Gaming and wagering. 12 - Fraud. 13 - Civil liberties. 14 - Trespassers and visitors. 15 - Neighbours. 16 - Libel and slander. 17 - Ownership of land. 18 - Landlord and tenant: leaseholds and leases. 19 - Landlord and tenant: the rent acts. 20 - Sale and purchase of property and mortgages. 21 - Companies. 22 - Companies (continued). 23 - Bankruptcy. 24 - Patents, designs, trade-marks, and copyright. 25 - Children. 26 - Breach of promise, marriage, and alimony. 27 - Divorce. 28 - Wills, intestacy, and trusts. 29 - Executors, administrators, and trustees. 30 - Taxes and death duties. 31 - Criminal procedure and the function of the jury. 32 - The administration of justice. 33 - Trials and arbitrations: the functions of a witness. 34 - Costs. 35 - Legal aid. 36 - How to become a lawyer.  aDIREITO POSITIVO9266782  aINGLATERRA9332835  aRUBINSTEINbRonald 9356232  xOferta  104PJ_14_000000000000000_D_3352022-06-066PJVAR39299420302aPJcPJfPJ1VAR3929kPJ14.D.33n2022-06-06o0rMOxOferta