The Massachusetts justice
Subtitle: being a collection of the laws of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, relative to the power and duty of justices of the peace. Alphabetically arranged. : To which are added, under the proper heads, a variety of forms, grounded on said laws. The whole intended for the use of those who practise in the office of a justice, to assist them in the various duties thereto belonging. : With an appendix, containing extracts from sundry laws of the United States, and other useful matter. : To all which is added an index
By: By Samuel Freeman, Esq. compiler of the Town officer, Probate auxiliary, and American clerk's magazine
Edition: Third edition, much improved.
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 20148
Publisher: Published by Thomas & Andrews, proprietors, no. 45, Newbury-Street, Oct. 1810. J.T. Buckingham, printer.
Published: 1810
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 296
Subjects: Justices of the peace; Handbooks, manuals; Forms (Law)
Notes: Copyright Oct. 10, 1810 by Thomas & Andrews.

"The first and second editions of this work were divided into two parts; the first related to the power and duty of justices composing the Court of General Sessions of the Peace. This court having been abolished, the laws which were the subject of its jurisdiction, exclusively, are left out, and the rest ... are, in this edition, incorporated with the latter, and formed into one alphabetical collection; to which have been added such laws, passed since 1802, as were applicable to the work."--Advertisement concerning this third edition, p. [4]. Dated: October, 1810.

Error in paging: p. 112 misnumbered 211.

Shaw & Shoemaker 20148

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