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A Collection of Latin Maxims and Phrases Literally Translatedintended for the Use of Students for All Legal Examinations

1894

John N. Cotterell

A Collection of Latin Maxims and Phrases Literally Translatedintended for the Use of Students for All Legal Examinations

A Collection of Latin Maxims and Phrases Literally Translatedintended for the Use of Students for All Legal Examinations

John N. Cotterell

1894

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A legal reference work written in the early 20th century. This collection serves as a study aid for law students preparing for legal examinations, providing a comprehensive list of important Latin maxims often cited in legal texts. The content is aimed primarily at those pursuing a legal career, encapsulating fundamental legal principles that are essential for understanding various aspects of law.'' ''The opening of this collection presents an introduction and preface, where the author, John N. Cotterell, emphasizes the significance of familiarizing oneself with Latin legal maxims as they frequently appear in legal discussions and examinations. Cotterell shares his conviction that these maxims represent widely accepted legal truths and principles that can greatly benefit students. He explains that they will be useful for students to memorize, as questions concerning these maxims are common on legal exams, making them crucial for academic success in the field of law.''

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