Lee Everett Joslyn

Students' Manual of Bankruptcy Law and Practice: a Series of Lectures Prepared As a Model for Conducting Through the Court a Bankruptcy Case, Voluntary, or Involuntary. Lee Everett Joslyn

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Yale Law School Library

CTRG99-B1362

Contains, with some modifications and changes the substance of a series of lectures delivered by the author to students at the Detroit College of Law, during the past twelve years. Together with Bankruptcy Act of 1898, general orders in bankruptcy annota

Albany, N. Y. : Matthew Bender & Co., 1925. xviii, 173, 1189-1295, 1483-1516 p. : forms ; 26 cm