"[This book] is written primarily for the use of those students of the law who are desirous of laying a scientific foundation for their legal education ; yet I hope that it will not be found destitute of interest by those lawyers whose academic studies lie behind them, but who have not wholly ceased to concern themselves with the theoretical and scientific aspects of the law. Further, a great part of what I have written is sufficiently free from the technicalities and details of the concrete legal system to serve the purposes of laymen"
By : John Salmond (1862 - 1924)
00 - Preface
01 - Chapter I : The Science Of Jurisprudence
02 - Chapter II : Civil Law - Part 1
03 - Chapter II : Civil Law - Part 2
04 - Chapter III : Other Kinds Of Law - Part 1
05 - Chapter III : Other Kinds Of Law - Part 2
06 - Chapter IV : The Administration Of Justice - Part 1
07 - Chapter IV : The Administration Of Justice - Part 2
08 - Chapter V : The State - Part 1
09 - Chapter V : The State - Part 2
10 - Chapter VI : The Sources Of Law
11 - Chapter VII : Legislation
12 - Chapter VIII : Custom
13 - Chapter IX : Precedent - Part 1
14 - Chapter IX : Precedent - Part 2
15 - Chapter X : Legal Rights
16 - Chapter XI : The Kinds Of Legal Rights - Part 1
17 - Chapter XI : The Kinds Of Legal Rights - Part 2
18 - Chapter XII : Ownership
19 - Chapter XIII : Possession
20 - Chapter XIV : Possession (continued) - Part 1
21 - Chapter XIV : Possession (continued) - Part 2
22 - Chapter XV : Persons - Part 1
23 - Chapter XV : Persons - Part 2
24 - Chapter XVI : Titles - Part 1
25 - Chapter XVI : Titles - Part 2
26 - Chapter XVII : Liability
27 - Chapter XVIII : Intention And Negligence - Part 1
28 - Chapter XVIII : Intention And Negligence - Part 2
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