The C'ode was not written for students. Its authors as sumed the existence of a profession having knowledge of an existing system of practice in which statutory changes were to be made.

For students, the Code is simply a collection of obscurities arranged in confusion. To them, as a subject of study, it is hopeless. To wander in its wilderness without a guide is to get lost. Yet the writer believes that it is practicable by efforts within ordinary abilities, properly assisted, to acquire a fair working knowledge of Code practice.

With this purpose in mind his lectures have been planned, and upon the plan of the lectures this book has been written.

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