This collection of legal opinions and judgements offers valuable insights into the workings of the British court system in the nineteenth century. Focusing on cases involving bankruptcy, it provides detailed analysis of the relevant laws and precedents, as well as commentary on the broader economic and social context in which these cases were heard. Compiled by the eminent legal scholar John Peter De Gex, it is an essential resource for historians and lawyers alike.

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