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Why Traditional Insurance Policies Are Not Enough: The Nature Of Potential E-Commerce Losses & Liabilities, Anna Lee
Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law
There are two general categories of insurance policies: first-party policies and third-party/liability policies. First-party polices provide benefits directly to policyholders for losses suffered by the policyholders. For example, fire damage to the policyholder's plant or financial loss resulting from the interruption of the policyholder's business would be covered under the first-party insurance. Generally, these first-party losses are covered under policies such as "all risk," "named peril," "business interruption," or "expense to reduce loss" coverages. Among these various types of first-party policies, "all risk" insurance policies provide the broadest coverages.
Third-party or liability policies provide protection for claims against the policyholder …
The Troublesome Workings Of The Judgments Convention Of The European Economic Community, Errol P. Mendes
The Troublesome Workings Of The Judgments Convention Of The European Economic Community, Errol P. Mendes
Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
The problems involved in the jurisdiction by consent provisions in article seventeen and the special rules for insurance claims in articles seven through fifteen have to some extent been dealt with by the provisions of the Judgments Accession Convention as have the problems arising under the hire purchase and credit sale transactions. Nevertheless, a comprehensive definition of the term "consumer sale" is needed from the European Court.
There can be little doubt that both lawyers and litigants who are affected by the Convention, would prefer to operate under the conflict of laws rules of their own nations which, although complex, …
Book Reviews, Lloyd P. Stryker (Reviewer), Howard J. Graham (Reviewer)
Book Reviews, Lloyd P. Stryker (Reviewer), Howard J. Graham (Reviewer)
Vanderbilt Law Review
Book Reviews
The American Lawyer
Albert P. Blaustein Charles O. Porter with Charles T. Duncan Chicago: The University of Chicago Press,1954. Pp. xiii, 360. $5.50.
reviewer: Lloyd Paul Stryker
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American Business Corporations Until 1860; with Special Reference to Massachusetts
By Edwin Merrick Dodd. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1954. Pp. xix, 524. $7.50
reviewer: Howard Jay Graham