Uncommon law
being sixty-six misleading cases revised and collected in one volume, including ten cases not published before
Book • 1935
Uncommon Law is a humorous anthology of sixty-six misleading cases, first published in 1935.
It satirically examines the English common law through fictional court cases, often featuring the character Albert Haddock.
The book is a commentary on various legal themes, including civil liberties and the need for law reform.
It has been widely acclaimed for its wit and insight into the legal system.
It satirically examines the English common law through fictional court cases, often featuring the character Albert Haddock.
The book is a commentary on various legal themes, including civil liberties and the need for law reform.
It has been widely acclaimed for its wit and insight into the legal system.
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