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The Broker's Claim To A Commission When His Customer Buys Through Another Broker, William S. Cudlipp Jr.
The Broker's Claim To A Commission When His Customer Buys Through Another Broker, William S. Cudlipp Jr.
University of Richmond Law Review
Very few lawyers in general practice in Virginia have not been consulted at one time or another about the right of a real estate broker to collect a commission on a sale of property consummated directly by the owner or through another broker with a customer found by the first broker. The majority of the disputes of this nature never reach the courts and undoubtedly the great majority of those that do are finally settled at the trial court level. Nevertheless the Virginia reports contain a number of decisions involving such cases, and opposite results have sometimes been reached under …
The Issuance Of Stock Under Section 1244 Of The Internal Revenue Code, Carle E. Davis
The Issuance Of Stock Under Section 1244 Of The Internal Revenue Code, Carle E. Davis
University of Richmond Law Review
The purpose of this brief note is to examine the provisions of section 1244 with a view toward qualifying for the tax benefits of that section.
Foreword, William T. Muse
Foreword, William T. Muse
University of Richmond Law Review
The articles in the Law Notes are prepared by members of the faculty of the University of Richmond Law School. They are intended to be both practical and brief, with a minimum of references. We hope that the profession has found them helpful.
Revocation And Revival Of Wills In Virginia, James H. Barnett Jr.
Revocation And Revival Of Wills In Virginia, James H. Barnett Jr.
University of Richmond Law Review
Kate Miller Levring executed two wills, the first in 1954, the second in 1955. The latter contained an express revocation clause. Following her death the second will which was last traced to her possession could not be found, thus giving rise to a strong presumption that she had destroyed it with intent to revoke. In an inter-partes proceeding, the executor named in the first will, offered that will for probate. Probate was contested by certain next of kin of the deceased. The only evidence introduced was a statement by the decedent that she planned to make certain undisclosed changes in …
University Of Richmond Law Notes, J. Westwood Smithers
University Of Richmond Law Notes, J. Westwood Smithers
University of Richmond Law Review
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