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Am.Jur. Pleading and Practice Forms are arranged by topic. They are particularly useful in litigation cases for drafting responsive pleadings and motions. Am.Jur. Pleading and Practice Forms are part of the Total Client Service Library. Originally published by Lawyer's Cooperative, this publication is now published by WestGroup Publishing. |
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THE INDEX The index provides a citation that leads to a form in the main volumes. The General Index to Am.Jur. Pleading and Practice Forms is a multi-volume index found at the end of the set. The index will provide a topic and section number leading to the main volumes. Simply look for the referenced topic in the main volumes.
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THE MAIN VOLUME The main volumes are hard bound. As you can see in the example on the left, Pleading and Practice Forms are an excellent source of examples for various legal documents. In addition, as you can see, Pleading and Practice forms also lead the researcher to other research sources, broadening the scope of his or her research.
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-Formbooks are not generally cited in briefs or memos. They are, however, considered secondary authority.
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