Northwestern College of Law - Norwester Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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N0 ef0zn'.9!.f HERE ARE no Detour signs in the path of the student who uses Ruling Case Law. He knows when he starts with a lead from R. C. L. that he has the quickest, best and most direct route to the authorities for which he is searching. There is no journeying through uncertain byways only to find that the leads he is following open up to cases that are not in point or are of questioned authority. The route he travels through Ruling Case Law is a direct course to the leading, authoritative cases on the point. It can't be otherwise for the very foundations of the set are the leading cases and their annotations- cases that have stood the test of time and declared the law. If you haven't had the good fortune to use this set as collateral reading supplementing your class assign- ments, begin at once and you'll be glad you discov- ered Ruling Case Law. 'VING Q0 l,1i..lglr,..M1.QlQQ.IIIl c Fiftg

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