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The Law of Obligations and Conditions
Bibliographic Information
Author: J.A. (sometimes incorrectly attributed to Thomas Ashe [c.1556–1618])[1]
Title: The Law of Obligations and Conditions, or, an Accurate Treatise, Wherein Is Contained the Whole Learning of the Law Concerning Bills, Bonds, Conditions, Statutes, Recognizances, and Defeasances...: to Which Is Added a Table of References to All the Declarations and Pleadings Upon Bonds, &c. Now Extant: Also Another Table to the Forms of Special Conditions Which Lie Scattered In Our President [sic] Books...: With an Index of the Principal Matters Therein Contained.
Publication Info: London: Printed for J. Walthoe, 1693.
Edition: .
Evidence for Inclusion in Wythe's Library
External Links
References
- ↑ Widely cited as Ashe's Law of Obligations and Conditions owing to a flourished "T.A." on the title page, most legal bibliographies list the author as "J.A.", as signed on page A4, at the end of the introductory "Epistle." The books listed in the Table of Pleadings were printed five or six decades after Thomas Ashe's death in 1618.
