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- Crim. Con., Actions and Trials and Other Legal Proceedings Relating to Marriage before the Passing of the Present Divorce Act
- Publisher:
- N.p., London, 1857?].
- Description:
- A review of the most famous crim con cases spanning three centuries, in which husbands sued their wives' paramours for civil damages caused by the "criminal conversation" and ensuing loss of consortium; with two involving Thomas Erskine as counsel
- Condition:
- Original 1/4 black morocco, gilt, over marbled boards, showing wear and somewhat strained, else a good untrimmed copy
- Book No.:
- W-71567
- Price:
- $ 350.00
- Category:
- criminal conversatn, trials, marriage, divorce
- Author:
- Title:
- Defending Criminal Cases in Virginia, Virginia Lawyers Handbook
- Publisher:
- Virginia State Bar, 1966.
- Description:
- Condition:
- Printed wraps, spiral-bound, one edge dampstained; 177 pages
- Book No.:
- W-30790
- Price:
- $ 20.00
- Category:
- criminal conversatn, criminal law, Virginia, criminal law
- Author:
- Title:
- An Authentic Account of the Proceedings . . . in an Action in the Court of King's Bench in Which the Right Hon. the Earl of Elgin was Plaintiff, and William Ferguson, Esq., Defendant, for Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife [etc.]
- Publisher:
- Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty [etc.], London, 1808.
- Description:
- A rare, principal account of the action brought by Lord Elgin (of the Elgin Marbles), represented by William Garrow, against "the man who had run away with his wife", the adultery admitted, damages assessed at an enormous 10,000 pounds, as claimed
- Condition:
- Modern red cloth, gilt, the boards a bit bubbled, the title dusty, and the binding somewhat strained, else a good, usable and untrimmed copy
- Book No.:
- W-63578
- Price:
- $ 850.00
- Category:
- trials, criminal conversatn, women's law
- Author:
- Title:
- Report of Trial in the Action of Damages for Crim. Con. Poor Alexander Bell, Teacher, Dundee, versus William Murray, Now or Lately Rector of the Dundee Academy . . . Containing a Discussion upon the Law of Intercepted Correspondence
- Publisher:
- N.p., Edinburgh?], 1834.
- Description:
- A trial ingeniously hinging on the admissibility of a letter said to have been sent by the wife to her alleged paramour, never received by him, showing clearly the judicial disabilities frequently suffered by women in cases involving sexual issues
- Condition:
- Modern canvas backed marbled boards, ex-library?, sound; 63 pages
- Book No.:
- W-64090
- Price:
- $ 250.00
- Category:
- criminal conversatn, trials, SCOTLAND, Evidence
- Author:
- Title:
- Report of the Cause between Charles Sturt . . . and the Marquis of Blandford . . . for Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife; Tried in the Court of King's Bench . . . before Lord Kenyon, and a Special Jury [etc.]. Third Edition
- Publisher:
- Printed for J. Ridgway, York Street, St. James's Square, London, 1801.
- Description:
- A case in which Erskine was atypically unsuccessful, his client awarded but 100 pounds damages, with both arguments by Erskine reported at length, his difficulty his client's own infidelity, which Lord Kenyon instructed forbade damages
- Condition:
- Modern cloth, gilt, quite browned, the margin of the last leaf chipped (no text affected); a usable copy
- Book No.:
- W-75658
- Price:
- $ 750.00
- Category:
- trials, criminal conversatn
- Author:
- Title:
- Proceedings on the Trial of Captain G[ambier] . . . for Crim. Con. with Ad[miral] K[nowle's] Lady; Which was tried in the Court of King's Bench . . . When One Thousand Pounds Damages were given to the Plaintiff. With an Introductory Preface
- Publisher:
- Printed for H. Owen, at the Britannia Printing-Office [etc.], London, 1757.
- Description:
- The rare first edition of a sensational criminal conversation trial before Lord Mansfield, the defendant "gain[ing] notoriety" (and recently called "the penurious old reptile") for his dalliance with the Admiral's wife; no copy in ESTC in the UK
- Condition:
- Modern blue wraps, worn, some chips and tears, but all text legible, a fragile but untrimmed, unsophisticated survival; 56 pages
- Book No.:
- W-77670
- Price:
- $ 850.00
- Category:
- criminal conversatn, trials
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