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Contents
Part I - Law and Rights
Chapter I. Jurisprudence
Chapter II. Law
Chapter III. Laws as Rules of Human Action
Chapter IV. Positive Law
Chapter V. The Sources of Law
Chapter VI. The Object of Law
Chapter VII. Rights
Chapter VIII. Anaysis of a Right
Chapter IX. The Leading Classifications of Rights
Chapter X. Rights at Rest and in Motion
Part II - Private Law
Chapter XI. Antecedent Rights ‘IN REM’
Chapter XII. Antecedent Rights ‘IN PERSONAM’
Chapter XIII. Remedial Rights
Chapter XIV. Abnormal Rights
Chapter XV. Adjective Law
Part III - Public Law
Chapter XVI
• The Nature of the Topic
• Constitutional Law
• Administrative Law
• Criminal Law
• Criminal Procedure
• The Law of the State as a Person
• Civil Procedure by and against the State
Part IV - International Law
Chapter XVII
• The Nature of the Topic
• International Persons
• Substantive Law, Belligerency
• Adjective Law, Neutrality
Part V - The Application of Law
Chapter XVIII
• The Nature of the Topic
• The Application of Private Law
• The Application of Public Law
• The Application of International Law
Index
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Author Details
Sir Thomas Erskine Holland, K.C.
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn Sometime Chichele Professor of International Law and Diplomacy Fellow of All Souls College D.C.L., Hon. Ll.D. of the Universities of Bologna, Brussels, Dublin and Glasgow F.B.A., Correspondent of the Institut De France, the Istituto Di Bologna, and of The Royal Academies of and Padua Hon. Professor in the University of Perugia Hon. Member of the University of St. Petersburg, of The American Society of International Law, and of The Juridical Society of Berlin Member, Late President, of the Institut De Droit International
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