I'm aware that most deed books and will books are cited as Liber
this Folio that.
I want to know, however, is it STILL proper to cite them that way
when the object under discussion is labelled "BOOK 1" and the leafs
therein are individually numbered ?
As in:
Liber B Folio 46 refers to do***ent 46 in a book stamped "B".
Book 2 page 436 refers to the 436th side of paper in a book stamped
"2".
*SHOULD* the citation read Liber 2, Folio 436?
Cheryl
singhals <singhals@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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