A Collection Of Pleadings And Practical Precedents by John Van Ness Yates is a dense 19th-century American legal reference work organized as an expansive index for New York practice. The four-part collection compiles ready-to-use pleadings, forms, and precedents across civil procedure, real property, and court administration, with extensive cross-references to statutes and authorities. The work emphasizes pleadings and remedies — including demurrers, replications, rejoinders, and special pleas; actions such as ejectment, replevin, attachments, and executions; and writs (certiorari, mandamus, prohibition, quo warranto). It also covers discovery-like processes, evidentiary procedures, and property transactions, along with the structure of courts and relevant officers. Designed as a practical manual for lawyers and law students, it provides templates, captions, and forms for default judgments, bail, costs, and a broad array of writs. Set in the context of New York state practice, the volume references the Revised Statutes and early 1830s reforms.
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