Showing posts with label Russell v Devon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russell v Devon. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Russell v. Devon case found! (Or, You're Welcome, part II)
We discovered the opinion for Russell v. Men dwelling in Devon (1788, 2 TR 667) in John Henry Wigmore's Select cases on the Law of Torts (Northwestern, 1912). see pp. 837-839. Thanks, Google Book project!
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Russell v. Men of Devon
Just to clarify the reporter and citation
100 Eng.Rep. 359 (1788)
"Eng. Rep." stands for "English reports";. it's volume 100, page 359; year 1788
As of this writing, I'm unaware of an online, full-text of the decision. However, one should search Lexis Nexis for cases that cite it (yes, it was cited in American cases!) and search Google Scholar (like this search) or Jstor for articles that mention it.
100 Eng.Rep. 359 (1788)
"Eng. Rep." stands for "English reports";. it's volume 100, page 359; year 1788
As of this writing, I'm unaware of an online, full-text of the decision. However, one should search Lexis Nexis for cases that cite it (yes, it was cited in American cases!) and search Google Scholar (like this search) or Jstor for articles that mention it.
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