The General Rules, and Orders, of the Courts of law, and Equity, of the Province of Ontario

First published in 1882, The General Rules and Orders of the Courts of Law and Equity of the Province of Ontario is an invaluable resource for lawyers, judges, and legal scholars. With detailed information on court procedures, legal terminology, and the interpretation of the law, this volume is an essential reference for anyone practicing law in Ontario. George Smith Holmested's notes provide additional context and insight into the workings of the Ontario legal system.

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