In this seminal work on equity law and legal reform in 19th-century England, Lowndes provides a comprehensive analysis of the causes and consequences of delays in the chancery court system. Drawing on his own experience as a barrister and judge, Lowndes offers practical and insightful recommendations for improving the functioning of the courts and ensuring that justice is served in a timely manner.

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