Compilation of Statutes Relating to Contracts for the Conditional Sale or Lease of Railroad Rolling Stock and Equipment

This compilation of statutes, prepared for the American Locomotive Company in 1912, provides a detailed overview of the laws relating to contracts for the conditional sale or lease of railroad rolling stock and equipment. Authored by Thacher & Bartlett Simpson, this volume offers valuable insights into the legal framework governing these transactions during the early 20th century.

Focusing on the intricacies of contract law as it applies to the railroad industry, the compilation serves as a reference for legal professionals, historians, and anyone interested in the development of transportation law. The statutes included reflect the specific legal landscape of the time, offering a snapshot of the regulatory environment in which railroad companies operated. This book will be useful to those researching legal and business practices of the era.

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