Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: With Selected Statutes, Cases, and Other Materials, 2006By pairing the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure And The Judiciary Code with relevant cases, notes, and questions, this easy-to-use supplement has earned the respect of both instructors and students. Equally useful with Stephen C. Yeazell's casebook or other materials in the field, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure with Selected Statutes, Cases and Other Materials, 2006 Edition, facilitates teaching and learning through: a convenient, index-tabbed format that helps the user locate specific information quickly coverage of recent developments, cases, The latest Rules, and amended statutes notes and questions to enhance class discussion |
Contents
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for the United States | 3 |
Appendix of Forms | 165 |
Supplemental Rules for Certain Admiralty and Maritime Claims | 195 |
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