Ernest Arthur Jelf

Sir Ernest Arthur Jelf MA (1868–1949), eldest son of Arthur Richard Jelf, was King's Remembrancer from 1937 to 1943. He was knighted in 1939.

Works

He was author of:

  • Corrupt and Illegal Practices:[1] The Corrupt and Illegal Practices Prevention Act 1883. First Edition, 1894.[2] Second Edition, 1895. The Corrupt and Illegal Practices Prevention Acts of 1883 and 1895. Third Edition, London, 1905.[3][4]
  • Where to Find Your Law. First Edition, 1897. Second Edition, 1900. Third Edition, 1907.
  • The Principles of the Law of Evidence peculiar to Criminal Cases as altered by the Criminal Evidence Act, 1898. Second Edition, 1899.[5][6]
  • Fifteen Decisive Battles of the Law (1903)

He edited the third edition of Encyclopaedia of the Laws of England.[7]

References

  1. ^ 2 Law Book News 236
  2. ^ For reviews of this edition, see "Reviews" (1894) 29 The Law Journal 299 (12 May 1894); "Law Book Notes" (1894) 1 Law Book News 201 (No 7: July 1894); "Reviews" (1894) 13 Law Notes 159 (Part 5: May 1894); "Reviews" (1894) 16 The Law Students' Journal 101 (1 May 1894); and "New Publications" (1894) 2 The Liberal Magazine 307 (No 12: September 1894).
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  4. ^ For reviews of this edition, see "Reviews and Notices" (1905) 21 The Law Quarterly Review 327 (July 1905); (1905) The Law Magazine and Review 375 [1]; (1905) 40 The Law Journal 259 (1 April 1905); (1905) 69 The Justice of the Peace 139 (25 March 1905) [2]; "Reviews" (1905) 49 The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter 458 (6 May 1905) [3] [4]; 27 The Law Students' Journal 86 (1 April 1905); (1905) 13 The Scots Law Times 8 (13 May 1905); (1905) 21 The Scottish Law Review and Sheriff Court Reports 92 (April) [5] [6]; (1905) 39 The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal 104 (1 April 1905); and "Recent Law Books" (1905) 100 The Saturday Review 94 (15 July 1905).
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  6. ^ For reviews of this book, see "Reviews" (1899) 24 The Law Magazine and Review (Fifth Series) 502; "Reviews" (1899) 34 The Law Journal 404 (22 July 1899); and (1899) The Saturday Review 401 (23 September 1899) [7] [8].
  7. ^ "Encyclopaedia of Law" in "Law Library" (1939) 187 The Law Times 13 (7 January) Google Books

Sources

  • "Jelf, Sir Ernest Arthur", Who Was Who, A & C Black, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing plc, 1920–2015; online edition, Oxford University Press, April 2014.
  • "Jelf, Sir Ernest Arthur". The International Who's Who. Europa Publications Limited. 7th Edition. 1942. p 446.
  • Mark Meredith. "Jelf, Ernest Arthur". Who's Who in Literature. Literary Year Books Press. 1926. p 231. [9]
  • The Literary Year-Book. 1922. p 912 [10]
  • Lawrence, Martell and Pine. "Jelf, Sir Ernest Arthur" in Who Was Who among English and European Authors, 1931-1949. Gale Research. 1978. Page 763.
  • (1949) 99 The Law Journal 491 Google Books
  • "Obituary" (1949) 208 The Law Times and Journal of Property 160 Google Books
  • (1949) 68 Law Notes 225 Google Books
  • The Solicitor (14 October 1949) Vols 16-17, p 217 Google Books
  • "Obituary" (1949) 113 Justice of the Peace and Local Government Review 579 Google Books
  • "Sir Ernest Jelf" (1949) 93 Solicitors Journal 567 Google Books
  • (1949) 65 Scottish Law Review and Sheriff Court Reports 251 Google Books
  • "The King's Remembrancer" in "The Law and the Lawyers" (1943) 196 The Law Times 127
  • Howard and Crisp. Visitation of Ireland. 1904. Volume 4. Page 100.
  • Marke, J J. A Catalogue of the Law Collection at New York University. New York University Law Library. 1953. Page 958.
  • 19 Law Quarterly Review 551
  • 57 Law Quarterly Review 552
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