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Definition of Casebooks
1. casebook [n] - See also: casebook
Lexicographical Neighbors of Casebooks
Literary usage of Casebooks
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Cases on Common Law Pleading: Selected from Decisions of English and by Clarke Butler Whittier (1912)
"Therefore, for purely practical reasons, it is believed that there is a demand
for casebooks physically adapted and intended for use as a whole in the ..."
2. Illustrative Cases on Corporationsby Isaac Maurice Wormser by Isaac Maurice Wormser (1916)
"The object of these casebooks is to illustrate the principles of law as set forth
and ... Unlike casebooks prepared for the "Case Method" of instruction, ..."
3. Cases on the Conflict of Laws: Selected from Decisions of English and by Ernest Gustav Lorenzen (1909)
"Therefore, for purely practical reasons, it is believed that there is a demand
for casebooks physically adapted and intended for use as a whole in the ..."
4. Illustrative Cases on Bailments and Carriersby Armistead Mason Dobie by Armistead Mason Dobie (1914)
"The object of these casebooks is to illustrate the principles of law as set forth
and ... Unlike casebooks prepared for the "Case Method" of instruction, ..."
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