of the judgments delivered by the Courts, without the necessity of producing a ponderous volume. Of the second class, is the limited subject of the 'Law of Trade Marks,' and the author has therefore adopted that class of procedure, with the hope that the work may be useful and convenient both to the student, and to the practitioner. The author begs also to point out to the reader, that in order to avoid unnecessary length, he has not thought it advisable to refer to every decided case; but that he has endeavoured to select such authorities as appear to him either to lay down principles, or to follow and confirm the principles laid down by previous decisions. 4 King's Bench Walk, Temple. Muy, 1877. C. STEWART Drewry. CONTENTS. Rules under the Trade Marks Registration Acts, 1875-76 PAGE |