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"The Virginia Scrivener," by Thomas Johnson Michie, is a comprehensive collection of legal forms and instruments, meticulously compiled for use in Virginia. This essential resource provides a wide array of bonds, contracts, conveyances, and other critical documents, carefully selected from esteemed legal authorities. Accompanied by clear and well-established explanatory rules of law, this volume serves as an invaluable guide for legal professionals and anyone involved in legal transactions.
Originally designed to facilitate the accurate and effective creation of legal documents, "The Virginia Scrivener" offers practical assistance grounded in sound legal principles. Its enduring value lies in its detailed approach and its ability to provide a solid foundation for understanding and executing various legal forms, making it a significant historical artifact and a useful reference for those interested in the legal practices of the time.
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