The problem of proof
especially as exemplified in disputed document trials : a discussion of the proof of the facts in courts of law, with some general comments on the conduct of trials
2d ed. Facsim. ed. / with an introd. by Daniel Vander Werf, Jr.
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Word Count
134,750 words, Guess
Page Count
539 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveproblemofproofco0000osbo
- ISBN-100882293001
- ISBN-139780882293004
- Goodreads5165629
- Library of Congress Control Number75020212
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780882293004
- Open LibraryOL5197724M
Classifications
- DDC347/.73/64
- LCCKF8947 .O8 1926a
- LCCKF8947.O8 1926a
Subjects
Series Statement
- Professional/technical series
Other Editions
- The problem of proof: especially as exemplified in disputed document trials : a discussion of the proof of the facts in courts of law, with some general comments on the conduct of trials
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