A Progression of Judges : A History of the Supreme Court of British Columbia by David R. Verchere (1988, Hardcover)

University of British Columbia Press

0774802936

9780774802932

1983609

David R. Verchere

Progression of Judges : a History of the Supreme Court of British Columbia

Hardcover

English

1988

Textbook

197 Pages

9in

6in

16.9 Oz

An eminently readable and useful book and one which you can say I will turn to again and again. - Ronald F. MacIsaac, The Verdict

Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. The Supreme Court of Civil Justice of the Colony of VancouverIsland 3. The Supreme Court of the Colony of British Columbia 4. The Road to Colonial Union 5. The Union of the Courts 6. Confederation and After 7. Divorce, Circuits, and Other Matters 8. Lions Under the Throne 9. The Old Order Changes 10. Q.C.'s Wigs, and Salaries: Some Peripheral Matters of theCourt 11. The First Quarter of the Twentieth Century 12. The Unseemly Affair Concerning Hunter and Martin 13. A Court of Appeal and a World War 14. The Quarter Century from Morrison to Lett 15. From Lett to McEachern Appendix A Appendix B Notes Bibliography Index

1988

Canada / General, General, Legal History

Scholarly & Professional

Law, History