Butterworths, Toronto, 1983, believe 1st.  ISBN 0-409-84878-6.  Hard cover, 315 pages including Indices.  Textured blue boards with gold lettering in from on front board, gold lettering on spine.  Very light edge wear; binding sound with head and tail bands.  Prior owner’s name inked on fore-edge; some hi-lites and limited small markings in text to page 64.  Remainder of interior clean and unmarked.  ‘A knowledge of civil procedure is essential for the barrister who is actively engaged in litigation, and also for the solicitor who must advise clients of the judicial remedies available to them in the solution of their legal problems, and who on occasion must engage in chambers and trial work to protect the interest of his clients.  A knowledge of civil procedure is also a necessity for the law student, not only to pass the required civil procedure examination, but to properly understand the case law relied upon in law school studies.’ (from Preface)