Page from 'The Practice of The Chancery Division of The High Court of Justice' - Chapter XX (Page 1101)

This item is a page from an antique legal treatise or reference book, specifically identified as 'The Practice of The Chancery Division of The High Court of Justice and on Appeal Therefrom.' The visible page is numbered (1101) at the top, indicating its substantial length and likely inclusion within a larger volume. The page discusses 'CHAPTER XX. PROCEEDINGS IN PARTICULAR ACTIONS,' with a specific focus on 'Section I — Proceedings in an Action for Partition.' The text details legal procedures and historical context regarding partition cases, referencing statutory acts such as the Judicature Act, 1873, and various legal precedents. The paper appears to be aged, with a cream or off-white hue, consistent with materials used prior to the 20th century. The typesetting is traditional, featuring a mix of serif fonts, with prominent titles in larger, bolder type and footnotes or case references in smaller print. The binding edge is visible on the left, suggesting it's an unbound page or part of an open book. There are no visible tears, significant creases, or water damage, indicating the page is in good condition despite its age. The overall legibility is excellent, with clear printing. The physical characteristics suggest a durable paper stock, designed to withstand frequent handling, typical of legal texts from the late 19th or early 20th century. The precise date is not visible, but references to the 1873 Judicature Act suggest it was published after this period, likely late 19th or very early 20th century. There are no discernible maker’s marks or signatures on this particular page.