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Workmen's Compensation Acts And Aircraft Accidents, Carl Zollman
Workmen's Compensation Acts And Aircraft Accidents, Carl Zollman
Journal of Air Law and Commerce
No abstract provided.
Contracts - Illegality - Effect Of Partial Illegality
Contracts - Illegality - Effect Of Partial Illegality
Michigan Law Review
It has long been accepted that the illegality of part of a contract does not necessarily make the entire contract unenforceable. However, it is difficult to predict in a given case whether or not the court will hold that recovery may be had upon the lawful part of the contract. It is often said that such recovery will be allowed when the illegal portion of the contract can be clearly separated from the lawful part, but .even when stated in such broad terms - so broad in fact that it is of little help in solving the problem - the …
Contracts--Change Of Circumstances-Constructive Promise
Contracts--Change Of Circumstances-Constructive Promise
Michigan Law Review
In 1921 plaintiff and defendant entered into a contract whereby defendant agreed to give plaintiff "one-half of all moneys" which should be received "from any revivals of" the play" 'Alias Jimmy Valentine' including productions in New York City, 'on the road,' or 'in stock.' " Plaintiff's share was to be mailed direct to him under division orders from wherever the play was being produced, accompanied by box office statements. It was stipulated that "all contracts . . . or other arrangements . . . affecting the title to the dramatic rights ( exclusive of motion picture rights) . . . …
Actual Controversy In Declaratory Actions, John A. Schroth Jr.
Actual Controversy In Declaratory Actions, John A. Schroth Jr.
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law-General And Special Laws
Injunction-Legality Of Picketing-Constitutional Law
Injunction-Legality Of Picketing-Constitutional Law
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Contracts-Arbitration-Sherman Act
The Availability Of A Sales Tax In Tennessee, M. P. O'Connor
The Availability Of A Sales Tax In Tennessee, M. P. O'Connor
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Corporations-Qualifications Of Officers-Effect On Existing By-Laws Of Change In Statute
Corporations-Qualifications Of Officers-Effect On Existing By-Laws Of Change In Statute
Michigan Law Review
Corporate by-laws adopted under and following Act No. 84, Michigan Public Acts of 1921, required that directors be chosen from stockholders, the positions to become vacant should the directors dispose of their stock. In 1931 the statute was changed, now reading that "directors . . . need not be shareholders unless the articles so provide." The by-laws were not altered. Qualified directors subsequently disposed of their stock and petitioned the chancery court under the statute for dissolution of the corporation and appointment of a receiver. Appealing from an order granting that petition, creditors and stockholders of the corporation contended that …
Congressional Power To Control Cotton And Tobacco Production, Douglas B. Maggs
Congressional Power To Control Cotton And Tobacco Production, Douglas B. Maggs
Law and Contemporary Problems
No abstract provided.
Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction Of Courts Of Chancery, Charles Levin
Extra-Territorial Jurisdiction Of Courts Of Chancery, Charles Levin
Notre Dame Law Review
No abstract provided.
Can A State Regulate Prices Of A Private Industry?, Corbett Mcclellan
Can A State Regulate Prices Of A Private Industry?, Corbett Mcclellan
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Corporations - Right Of Minority Stockholders To Interfere In Corporate Management
Corporations - Right Of Minority Stockholders To Interfere In Corporate Management
Michigan Law Review
In determining the relationship between the majority and minority stockholders of a corporation, the courts are faced with the problem of striking a correct balance between the rights of the plaintiff stockholder, who alleges that he is being oppressed by the majority, and the rights of the majority, acting through the regular corporate machinery, who allege that the corporation is being harassed by a troublesome minority. It is necessary to protect the minority from the machinations of those in control; it is likewise necessary to protect the corporation, as controlled by the majority, from the blackmailer who holds a few …
The Evolution And Devolution Of Public Utility Law, Edwin C. Goddard
The Evolution And Devolution Of Public Utility Law, Edwin C. Goddard
Michigan Law Review
As long ago as 1873, and very likely even earlier, courts were speaking of the public utility in the sense of the public convenience or advantage, a New Jersey court saying, "these prerogatives (of railway corporations) are grants from the government, and public utility is the consideration for them." This has been often quoted by other courts, notably by your Judge Atherton in the famous case of Scofield v. Railway in 1885. But the term "public utility'' as applied to plants or corporations rendering a public service is very new. It is not to be found in the 1904 edition …
Municipal Corporations - Power To License - Discretionary Power In Administrative Officers
Municipal Corporations - Power To License - Discretionary Power In Administrative Officers
Michigan Law Review
The City Council of Philadelphia enacted an ordinance requiring as many officers or firemen as the Director of Public Safety should deem necessary to be present at all athletic contests for profit, and further provided that the officers or firemen so stationed should be compensated at the rate of $5.50 per day by those persons requiring or demanding such service. The plaintiff brought this suit in equity to declare invalid and restrain the enforcement of the ordinance. The lower court held that the ordinance was invalid, but the supreme court reversed this decision and held that this was a valid …
Exculpatory Clauses In Corporate Mortgages And Other Instruments , Philip M. Payne
Exculpatory Clauses In Corporate Mortgages And Other Instruments , Philip M. Payne
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.
Criminal Law: Homicide: Common Law Limitation Abolished, Hugh F. Gwin
Criminal Law: Homicide: Common Law Limitation Abolished, Hugh F. Gwin
Marquette Law Review
No abstract provided.
Labor Unions: Wisconsin Labor Code: Employer Restrained From Interference With Unionization Activities, Gerrit D. Foster
Labor Unions: Wisconsin Labor Code: Employer Restrained From Interference With Unionization Activities, Gerrit D. Foster
Marquette Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act, Edwin M. Borchard
The Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act, Edwin M. Borchard
Minnesota Law Review, Vols. 1-106:1 (1917-2021)
No abstract provided.
Trade Restraints - Covenants Restricting Owner's Use Of His Premises
Trade Restraints - Covenants Restricting Owner's Use Of His Premises
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiffs and defendant were competing theatre proprietors, owning buildings on opposite sides of the street in X city. For a monetary consideration defendant covenanted to discontinue forever the use of his building as a public theatre. Plaintiffs sought an injunction upon defendant's breach, and defendant demurred on the ground that the covenant was in restraint of trade and not ancillary to any property interest conveyed and requiring protection. Held, injunction granted, for in Ohio a contract in reasonable restraint of trade is enforceable though not incidental to some other independent contract or conveyance; and, if such transaction is necessary, …
The American Law Institute's Restatement Of The Law Of Torts With Annotations To The Kentucky Decisions, Andrew J. Russell
The American Law Institute's Restatement Of The Law Of Torts With Annotations To The Kentucky Decisions, Andrew J. Russell
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
New Conception Of Moral Behavior, A , E. Mira
New Conception Of Moral Behavior, A , E. Mira
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
No abstract provided.
Prosecuting Attorney--Powers And Duties In Criminal Prosecution, The , Newman F. Baker, Earl H. De Long
Prosecuting Attorney--Powers And Duties In Criminal Prosecution, The , Newman F. Baker, Earl H. De Long
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
No abstract provided.
Vignettes From The Criminal Court, Charles C. Arado
Vignettes From The Criminal Court, Charles C. Arado
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
No abstract provided.
Plan For Control Of Firearms, Earl E. Munz
Plan For Control Of Firearms, Earl E. Munz
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
No abstract provided.
Conditions In The Law Of Contracts In Colorado: Part Ii, William H. Robinson
Conditions In The Law Of Contracts In Colorado: Part Ii, William H. Robinson
University of Colorado Law Review
No abstract provided.
Collective Bargaining Under The National Recovery Act, Cecil Mead Draper
Collective Bargaining Under The National Recovery Act, Cecil Mead Draper
University of Colorado Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Trend, J. Hartley Murray, Laurence W. Demuth
The Trend, J. Hartley Murray, Laurence W. Demuth
University of Colorado Law Review
No abstract provided.
Current Decisions, Rocky Mountain Law Review
Current Decisions, Rocky Mountain Law Review
University of Colorado Law Review
No abstract provided.