The Common Law

The origins of the common law can be traced back to medieval England where judges made decisions based on tradition and custom. This book explores the evolution of the common law, its principles and rules, and how it has shaped society and institutions over time.

• The Common Law
• Lecture Ii. — The Criminal Law.
• Lecture Iii. — Torts.—trespass And Negligence.
• Lecture Iv. — Fraud, Malice, And Intent.—the Theory Of Torts.
• Lecture V. — The Bailee At Common Law.
• Lecture Vi. — Possession.
• Lecture Vii. — Contract.—i. History.
• Lecture Viii. — Contract. Ii. Elements.
• Lecture X. — Successions After Death.
• Lecture Xi. — Successions.—ii. Inter Vivos.
• Footnotes