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Volume 2, Issue 1 New York Law Forum, Volume 2, Issue 1, 1956

Articles

COMMON-LAW PLEADING - STILL SURVIVES AS THE BASIS OF MODERN REMEDIAL LAW
Alison Reppy

RESTITUTION AS AN ALTERNATIVE REMEDY FOR A TORT
Ludwig Teller

THE TAX IMPLICATIONS OF RECIPROCAL TRUSTS
J. Henry Landman

HISTORY OF AMERICAN LAW: POSSIBILITIES, PROGRESS AND RESOURCES AND INITIAL REQUIREMENTS
Paul M. Hamlin

Note

TORTS-FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS ACT-RIGHT OF VETERAN TO SUE GOVERNMENT FOR NEGLIGENCE AGGRAVATING INJURIES RECEIVED WHILE IN SERVICE / EVIDENCE-IN PROSECUTION FOR SPEEDING, OWNERSHP OF SPEEDING CAR DOES NOT SUPPORT PRESUMPTION OR- INERENCE THAT OWNER WAS DRIVING AT TIME OF VIOLATION / TORTS-PROXIMATE CAUSATION-STATE HELD NOR LIABLE FOR DEATH OF PERSON FRIGHTENED TO DEATH BY CONVICT WHO ESCAPE THROUGH STATE'S NEGLIGENCE

Book Review

THE FORGOTTEN NINTH AMENDMENT / DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN JUDGES / FOUNTAIN OF JUSTICE

Progress of the Law

DESEGREGATION ON PUBLIC CONVEYANCES; SECRET INFORMATION; COMPULSORY INDEMNIFICATION LAW URGED; AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION; MILITARY JUSTICE; WIRETAPPING IN NEW YORK; TRADE NAMES; CIVIL RIGHTS LAW; WORK LAW TEST; MURDER TRIAL TO BE TELECAST; CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST BAR PROPOSED; IMMUNITY ACT OF 1954

Decisions

CRIMINAL LAW - CONVICTION FOR HOMICIDE ARISING FROM VIOLATION OF MULTIPLE DWELLING LAW UPHELD DESPITE LACK OF NOTICE TO OWNER OF VIOLATION.

Legislation

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/ARBITRATION/STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS-DOMESTIC RELATIONS

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ISSN: 0145-448X