A Treatise on the Law of Evidence

The hardcover binding is in good condition, with some minor wear consistent with its age. There is an inscription on the front endpaper dated 1932. The pages are clean with no major markings or tears noted. The spine is intact, and the corners show minimal bumping. No dust jacket is present.

A Treatise on the Law of Evidence by Simon Greenleaf, LL.D., revised and annotated by John Henry Wigmore, is a cornerstone in legal literature. Published by Little, Brown, and Company in Boston in 1899, this Sixteenth Edition offers a comprehensive examination of evidence law. Greenleaf, a noted legal scholar, originally published this work, which has been meticulously revised by Wigmore, a respected authority in the field. This edition is particularly significant for its detailed annotations and expansions, reflecting the evolving nature of legal evidence. The book is bound in hardcover, typical of late 19th-century legal texts, and remains a vital resource for understanding historical and foundational principles in legal evidence. This volume is distinct as part of a three-volume series, and it includes an inscription from 1932, adding a personal historical touch. The book is in good condition, making it a valuable addition to any legal scholar's collection.