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In and Out of Court – A witty and engaging collection of South African courtroom anecdotes from 1950—ideal for collectors of legal history and vintage Africana.
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In and Out of Court by H. H. Morris, K.C. is a charming and insightful mid-20th century collection of legal anecdotes and courtroom experiences, offering readers a fascinating glimpse into the lighter and more human side of the legal profession. Written with wit and authority, Morris draws on his experiences at the Bar to present humorous, instructive, and sometimes surprising tales from South African courtrooms.
Published by Central News Agency Ltd., South Africa in 1950, this compact volume reflects a bygone era of legal practice, making it particularly appealing to collectors of legal history, Africana, and vintage South African publications. The engaging narrative style ensures In and Out of Court remains readable and enjoyable despite its age, while the period illustrations and typography add to its nostalgic appeal.
In and Out of Court is a desirable piece for collectors interested in South African legal heritage, courtroom humour, or mid-century ephemera, especially with its authentic period bookshop stamps adding a layer of provenance and local history.
Condition – Fair
Fair and readable copy. Covers show general wear, marking, and age toning. Spine is notably damaged with splitting and weakening, though the text block remains intact. Foxing is present throughout, particularly on prelims and page edges. Multiple period book exchange stamps appear on various pages, adding character and provenance. Despite defects, the book remains complete and fully readable.






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