Pennsylvania Practice Act Of 1915

"The Pennsylvania Practice Act Of 1915" is a detailed guide to the procedural rules governing civil litigation in Pennsylvania as of 1915. Written by David Werner Amram, this legal reference provides comprehensive coverage of the Act, offering insights into its application and interpretation.

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