Collection consists of copies of typed minutes of the Council of the Canadian Bar Association. Also included is correspondence, a form, a list, and a schedule regarding the 1955 Commonwealth and Empire Law Conference.

Collection consists of a certificate issued to Edward L.M. Sexton by the Supreme Court of the State of New York, and a Crown land grant issued to George Crookshank of the City of Toronto for half an acre of the Military Reserve in the City of Toronto, and an Osgoode Hall Law School class of 1930 fifty-five year reunion programme.

The collection consists of records accumulated by lawyer Peter Lash. The origins and purpose of the collection is not known, but the records in the collection are a variety of business and property agreements from Ireland, originating from the city of Dublin and County Tipperary. The name William Curry, of Dublin, appears prominently in two of the three documents in the collection. Documents include deeds of co-partnership and rental indentures.

This is an artificially created collection comprised of miscellaneous legal documents from unknown sources accumulated by the Archives. Included in the collection are mortgages, affidavits, contracts, deeds, wills, correspondence, and stock certificates drawn from the files of various wound-up law firms.

Collection consists of a deed dated 1616, signed by Edmund Bury and written in Latin.

Collection consists of loose newspaper clippings on the death of Shepley and a scrapbook containing clippings on his involvement with the Royal Commission on Life Insurance. It is believed the clippings were accumulated by Shepley's two daughters.

Collection consists of a marriage settlement from Ireland.

Collection consists law-related items acquired and accumulated by Ontario lawyer Robert C. Dick. They include a Crown land grant, issued by the Province of Ontario in 1856, and a handwritten copy of a legal textbook.

Collection consists of a marriage settlement from 1864. It was donated to the archives by C.K. Temple, possibly an ancestor of the parties named in the marriage settlement, Charles Vesey Macdonald Temple and Mary Jones Plenderleath.

Collection consists of a subpoena issued to Hector Ross in 1836.