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Recent Developments In Actions Against Nonresident Motorists, Maurice S. Culp
Recent Developments In Actions Against Nonresident Motorists, Maurice S. Culp
Michigan Law Review
When this subject was discussed several years ago, statutes in thirty-five states authorized service of process upon some state official in actions filed against nonresident motorists. The passage of such legislation has continued. Today, out of the forty-eight states and the District of Columbia, apparently only Missouri, Nevada and Utah do not make some provision for such service.
It is proposed herein to discuss the new statutes which have been enacted since the previous article was written, to consider significant changes and developments in older legislation, and to survey the recent judicial decisions interpreting these process statutes.
Constitutional Law--Financial Responsibility Statute--Right Of State To Revoke Automobile Operator's License, J. H. H.
West Virginia Law Review
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Carriers - Federal Regulation Of Motor Transportation Brokers, Charles E. Nadeau
Carriers - Federal Regulation Of Motor Transportation Brokers, Charles E. Nadeau
Michigan Law Review
A broker is, in general, an intermediary or "go-between" in the business of negotiating contracts for others. His economic function is that of bringing buyer and seller together. A motor transportation broker is engaged in the business of arranging for contracts dealing with motor transportation service. His function is to bring together a prospective passenger or shipper seeking service and a carrier willing to provide the service demanded. "Tourist agency," "travel bureau," and "share-the-expense agency" are familiar terms used to designate the passenger transportation broker. There is a larger, but not so wellknown, group of brokers dealing in the hauling …
Automobiles - Effect Of Violation Of Penal Licensing Statute, Michigan Law Review
Automobiles - Effect Of Violation Of Penal Licensing Statute, Michigan Law Review
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff sued to recover for damages sustained when a negligent defendant collided with plaintiff's car. An unlicensed operator was driving plaintiff's car at the time. A state statute prohibited the operation of an automobile by an unlicensed driver, and specifically provided that no person shall "permit" operation of his car by such a driver. Held, plaintiff may recover, as he reasonably believed that the driver was licensed. Bowdler v. St. Johnsbury Trucking Co., (N. H. 1937) 189 A. 353.
Automobiles - Guest Statutes - What Constitutes A Guest - Sharing Expenses On A Pleasure Trip, Michigan Law Review
Automobiles - Guest Statutes - What Constitutes A Guest - Sharing Expenses On A Pleasure Trip, Michigan Law Review
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff sued to recover for personal injuries sustained when riding with defendants in the latters' automobile. The parties were on a few days' pleasure trip. It was apparently the tacit and mutual understanding that the expenses of transportation, hotels, etc., would be shared equally. Held, plaintiff was a guest within the meaning of the guest statute, and thus had no right of recovery against the driver or owner for injury resulting from the negligence of the driver. McCann v. Hoffman, (Cal. 1937) 70 P. (2d) 909.
The Federal Coordinator Of Transportation (Concluded), Samuel Earnshaw
The Federal Coordinator Of Transportation (Concluded), Samuel Earnshaw
Kentucky Law Journal
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Manslaughter By Motorists, James J. Robinson
Manslaughter By Motorists, James J. Robinson
Articles by Maurer Faculty
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The Federal Coordinator Of Transportation, Samuel Earnshaw
The Federal Coordinator Of Transportation, Samuel Earnshaw
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.