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by Dorrance Kirtland (Author)
"A Treatise On The Practice In Surrogates' Courts In The State Of New York" is a comprehensive guide to the procedures and practices within New York's Surrogates' Courts. Authored by Dorrance Kirtland, this treatise offers detailed insights into the duties and operations of these courts under the Revised Statutes of the state, incorporating amendments passed during the fifty-third session.
The book includes essential forms adapted for various court functions, making it an invaluable resource for legal professionals and those navigating the complexities of estate and probate law in New York. It provides a historical snapshot of legal practices in the state and remains relevant for understanding the foundations of current legal procedures.
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