Report Of The Commissioners For The Revision And Reform Of The Law : Recommendations Respecting The Civil Code, September 1, 1900 (Paperback)

This is the "Report Of The Commissioners For The Revision And Reform Of The Law," specifically focusing on recommendations respecting the Civil Code, dated September 1, 1900. Compiled by the California Commission for Revision and Reform of the Law, this document provides valuable insight into the legal considerations and proposed changes to the Civil Code at the turn of the century.

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