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Excerpt from American Law and Procedure: Volumes I to XII Prepared Under the Editorial Supervision of James Parker Hall, A. B., LL. B., Dean of Law School, University of Chicago; And Volumes XIII and XIV by James Dewitt Andrews, LL. D., Formerly of the Law Faculty, Northwestern University

Occasion and mode of judicial law-making Same: Illustration.

Judicial precedents ordinarily followed How far decisions create precedents. Illustrations Same: Conclusion.

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Excerpt from American Law and Procedure: Volumes I to XII Prepared Under the Editorial Supervision of James Parker Hall, A. B., LL. B., Dean of Law School, University of Chicago; And Volumes XIII and XIV by James Dewitt Andrews, LL. D., Formerly of the Law Faculty, Northwestern University
Section 2. Development of English Law from Henry II to American Independence.
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