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The Home Library of Law, Volume I by Albert S. Bolles, is an essential guide for anyone seeking to understand the foundational principles of property law in the early 20th century. Published originally in 1908, this volume meticulously explores the ownership and use of land, including acquisition methods such as deed, descent, will, occupancy, prescription, and public grant. Bolles, a renowned lecturer on commercial law and banking, provides detailed insights into the rights of married men and women, homestead owners, and landlords.

The book is structured to cover various aspects of property law, beginning with an introduction to the absolute ownership of land, modes of ownership, and the specific rights of citizens and aliens. It further delves into limited ownerships such as tenancy for life, rights of husbands and wives, dower, and homestead. Each chapter is crafted to be informative, making complex legal concepts accessible to both legal professionals and laypersons interested in the historical evolution of property laws.

This reprint by Leopold Classic Library ensures high-quality reproduction of the original text, preserving the integrity of Bolles' work. It's a valuable resource for legal historians, students of law, and anyone interested in the intricacies of land ownership and property rights as understood in the early 1900s.

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Encadernação The Home Library of Law, Volume I:Capa Comum
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