Rules of civil procedure for the United States District Courts. : Hearing[s] Seventy-fifth Congress, third session, on S.J. Res. 281, a joint resolution to postpone the effective date of the Rules of civil procedure.

[pt.1] Hearing, April 18, 1938.--pt.2. Hearing, May 19, 1938.

Civil procedure reports : containing cases under the Code of civil procedure and the general civil practice of the State of New York.

Reports cover 1881-1907.

Questions & answers on the law of civil procedure and evidence.

Mode of access: Internet.

Service of papers under the New York code of civil procedure and statutes : with decisions from other states and appendix of forms /

Includes index.

Estee's Pleadings, practice, and forms : adapted to actions and special proceedings under codes of civil procedure /

First edition has title: Practice, pleading and forms...

Jurisdiction and procedure of the courts of the United States in civil actions under the Constitution, United States Code and the new Federal rules of civil procedure as amended.

Kept up to date by supplements and replacement volumnes.

Report of Proposed Amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure for the U.S. District Courts

Title Varies: Preliminary Draft of Proposed Amendments To Rules of Civil Procedure for the District Courts of the United States

Cases and other materials on judicial remedies, from the forms of actions and the classical equity practice to the Federal rules of civil procedure,

"Tables of cases": p. 1295-1301. "Table of statutes, constitutional provisions and rules of court": p. 1303-1309

The Principles of pleading, practice and procedure in civil actions in the High Court of Justice /

Includes bibliographical references.

Civil & criminal procedure of Jewish courts /

Excerpt: Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Students' annual. v. 1, 1914.

Practice and Procedure : UCPR r 7 - power to extend time

In McIntosh & Anor as Trustees of the Estate of Camm (A Bankrupt) v Linke Nominees Pty Ltd & Anor [2008] QCA 410 the Queensland Court of Appeal considered the extent of the court’s power under r 7(1) of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (Qld) (“UCPR”) to extend time, and in particular whether the rule applied so as to permit extension of the period specified under rule 667 for varying or setting aside an order. The case also provides an illustration of circumstances in which the court might be expected to depart from the general principle that a successful litigant is entitled to the costs of the litigation.

Trial by jury in civil proceedings : “convenience” and the philosophy of the UCPR

In Syddall v National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited [2008] QSC 101 Daubney J ordered the action be tried without a jury. His judgment considered the circumstances in which a trial involves any technical, scientific or other issue that can not be “conveniently” considered and resolved by a jury as provided in r 474 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (Qld)