A Treatise On the Law of Principal and Surety, by Edward Dix Pitman, offers a comprehensive examination of the legal principles governing principal-surety relationships. Published in 1808, this work delves into the intricacies of contracts, obligations, and liabilities between parties in surety agreements. Pitman meticulously explores the duties and rights of both the principal debtor and the surety, providing detailed analysis and practical applications of the law.
This treatise serves as a valuable resource for legal scholars, practitioners, and students seeking a deep understanding of the historical context and foundational concepts of surety law. It presents a clear and structured overview, making it an essential reference for anyone studying or working in the field of contract law and agency.
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