The practice of the office of sheriff and under-sheriff
Subtitle: shewing the powers and duties of those offices. The manner of appointing the high sheriff, under-sheriff; and their deputies. The elections of the sheriffs of London and Middle-sex, with the bye-laws of the city relating thereto. The nature of actions by and against sheriffs.
By: Including the modern determinations, and precedents of returns to writs, &c. Also, of the office of coroner; the mode of his appointment, the powers and duties of taking inquisitions, and mode of holding courts, &c. To which are added copious appendixes of useful precedents. By John Impey.
Contributors: Jeremy, Henry, ed.
Edition: 6th ed., newly arranged and cor., with reference to the modern cases and recent statutes, by H. Jeremy.
Publisher: J. & W. T. Clarke
Published: 1835
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 653
Subjects: Sheriffs -- Great Britain.; Coroners -- Great Britain.; Forms (Law) -- Great Britain.
Other titles: Office of sheriff.
Notes: First published in 1786 under title: The office of sheriff.
Irregularities in paging.
Includes index.