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The Uniform Trustee's Powers Act And The Basic Principles Of Fiduciary Responsibility, Robert W. Hallgring
The Uniform Trustee's Powers Act And The Basic Principles Of Fiduciary Responsibility, Robert W. Hallgring
Washington Law Review
Professor Hallgring presents a detailed analysis of the proposed Uniform Trustees' Powers Act's impact on the fiduciary duties of loyalty, care, and non-delegation of discretionary powers. He emphasizes serious downgrading of fiduciary responsibility implicit in several provisions of the proposed act, particularly in the modern context of the large corporate fiduciary. Professor Hallgring concludes that, although many provisions of the act have merit, it does not sufficiently protect the beneficiary as presently drafted. He suggests, however, that amendments strengthening the standards of fiduciary responsibility could be incorporated into the act without destroying the benefits sought by its framers.
The Procedure Before The Court Of Justice Of The European Communities, Peter E. Herzog
The Procedure Before The Court Of Justice Of The European Communities, Peter E. Herzog
Washington Law Review
The Court of Justice of the European Communities has inspired much legal writing, including many books and articles in English. Particular attention has been paid to its jurisdiction and general organization, much less to its procedure. But Professor Sereni has pointed out that differences in the domestic procedural laws of states appearing before an international court may cause difficulties in the work of the international tribunal itself. It therefore may be of interest to review briefly some aspects of the procedure of a court which is perhaps not an international tribunal in the strict sense of the word, but in …
Washington's Non-Intervention Executor—Starting Point For Probate Simplification, Robert L. Fletcher
Washington's Non-Intervention Executor—Starting Point For Probate Simplification, Robert L. Fletcher
Washington Law Review
Professor Fletcher's discussion of the history and philosophy of the non-intervention executorship under the Washington statute is segmented into four parts. The first three extensively inquire into the philosophy and forces which have shaped the present contours of this unusual procedure. During this era the court in construing the statutory basis for the procedure and the legislature in amending it have treated the nonintervention executorship in some respects as part of the regular probate procedure and in others as wholly separate, quite without unifying rationale. Further, the court has developed a concept of jurisdictional immunity of questionable value. In the …
Philippine Labor Law—A Survey, Perfecto Fernandez
Philippine Labor Law—A Survey, Perfecto Fernandez
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Roles Of Lawyers In U.S.-Japanese Business Transactions, Dan Fenno Henderson
The Roles Of Lawyers In U.S.-Japanese Business Transactions, Dan Fenno Henderson
Washington Law Review
This article deals with the organization, qualifications and roles of lawyers in U.S.-Japanese transactions, with emphasis on the liaison lawyer. It is not easy for the liaison lawyer to define his specialty because it is determined by the transactions, and they sprawl across the borders of two or more countries and cut across multiple fields of substantive law. Some awkward professional problems and postures can result. First, there are unusual threshold problems of language and multiple bar membership, different professional ethics and scopes of practice, and conflicting governing laws. Then once in the practice, the liaison lawyer's inventory of useful …
Security Transactions—Priority—Federal Tax Liens And Future Advance Mortgages, Beverly J. Rosenow
Security Transactions—Priority—Federal Tax Liens And Future Advance Mortgages, Beverly J. Rosenow
Washington Law Review
In American Surety Co. v. Sundberg the Washington Supreme Court made a startling encroachment upon the sanctity of a secured mortgage. Using the United States Supreme Court's test of "choateness," the court held that the lien of a mortgage securing future advances is subordinate to federal tax liens filed subsequent to the filing of the mortgage, but prior to advances for which the lien was claimed.
Report Of The Board Of Governors And Address Of The President, Harold W. Coffin
Report Of The Board Of Governors And Address Of The President, Harold W. Coffin
Washington Law Review
It is a custom of long standing in the Washington State Bar Association that the president make an annual report and make some remarks concerning any subject-matter that he may wish. This has always been done at the annual meeting. I assume it is comparable to a president of a corporation speaking at the annual meeting of stockholders.
Our Inadequate Attorneys' Lien Statutes—A Suggestion, George Neff Stevens
Our Inadequate Attorneys' Lien Statutes—A Suggestion, George Neff Stevens
Washington Law Review
The average attorney has little interest in, nor does he realize the inadequacy of, the attorney's lien laws of his state—until he finds himself personally involved. Yet, a glance at the law reviews and pertinent cases indicates that the organized bar and its individual members should show more than a casual interest in the number and variety of problems arising in this field.
Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Washington, Phillip Offenbacker
Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Washington, Phillip Offenbacker
Washington Law Review
Unauthorized practice of law is practice by one who has not been admitted to practice by the supreme court and who is not a member in good standing of the state bar association. It is now undisputed that the supreme court has sole jurisdiction over admission to practice and apparently may deal with unauthorized practice as an incident of its power over admission. However, unauthorized practice has also been the subject of legislative enactment. It follows, therefore, that the sanctions which are imposed to prevent the unauthorized practice of law in this state are of both judicial and legislative creation. …
Hidden Assets And Responsibilities, Lloyd Wright
Hidden Assets And Responsibilities, Lloyd Wright
Washington Law Review
We have just finished our 77th annual meeting of the American Bar Association. This meeting has, of course, been unique and unusually gratifying in that it was the occasion of dedicating the American Bar Center in which is lodged the American Bar Association's new headquarters and the American Bar Foundation research and library headquarters. You have all heard of this glorious accomplishment and every one who was there, I am sure, was thrilled because of the dignity, simplicity, and impressiveness of the ceremonies.
Statement Of Cash Funds And Budget Reserves As At June 30, 1953, Anon
Statement Of Cash Funds And Budget Reserves As At June 30, 1953, Anon
Washington Law Review
Covers the Admission to the Bar, General, and Legislative funds. Also includes a memoriam page listing members who died in the past year.
Cumulative Index And Table Of Cases, Volumes Twenty-Three To Twenty-Seven, Anon
Cumulative Index And Table Of Cases, Volumes Twenty-Three To Twenty-Seven, Anon
Washington Law Review
Contains indexes by subject, author, and title and lists of book reviews, cases, and statutes.
Legal Aid In Retrospect And Prospect, Lane Summers
Legal Aid In Retrospect And Prospect, Lane Summers
Washington Law Review
In complying with the request for comment on the recently published book by Emery A. Brownell, entitled Legal Aid in the United States, I may appropriately quote from others writing on the same subject since the author largely uses that method of stating basic principles which, put together, prescribe legal aid as a social medicine
Report Of Committee For Revision Of Inheritance And Gift Tax Law, Richard S. Munter
Report Of Committee For Revision Of Inheritance And Gift Tax Law, Richard S. Munter
Washington Law Review
In addition to inheritance and gift tax subjects, the Board of Governors requested the committee to consider the impact which the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co., 94 L. Ed. 865, might have on the validity of decrees of distribution in probate proceedings. The committee took no action on this problem because of the inclusion in the new rules adopted by the Washington Supreme Court of Rule 41 of the Rules on Pleading, Practice and Procedure. Under this rule notice similar to that approved by the United States …
Report Of Commmittee On Legal Services To The Armed Forces, George H. Revelle
Report Of Commmittee On Legal Services To The Armed Forces, George H. Revelle
Washington Law Review
Briefly the purpose of the committee was to be sure that the members of the armed forces, both who were serving in this state on leave, or are acquainted with death and loss in another state, and those of this state who are serving throughout the world, that they have the means of reaching legal services when they need them. The work of the committee is so that members of the armed services who were residents of the state of Washington, who have never had any contact with a lawyer and need one, go to a legal officer in the …
Report Of Committee To Cooperate With American Law Institute, James E. Brenner
Report Of Committee To Cooperate With American Law Institute, James E. Brenner
Washington Law Review
The purpose of this program is to bring to local Bar Associations of the states and cities and counties opportunities to participate in these Institutes. Washington has been well out in front with this work. You have had Institutes on a number of occasions in Seattle. Last year you hit one of the high spots here in Spokane. I think it will be a landmark because of the contrast between what happened here and what happened in another state at exactly the same time.
Chapter 40 - Mining Booms, Irrigation, And Stockraising Bring New Counties, Courts, And Lawyers, Arthur S. Beardsley
Chapter 40 - Mining Booms, Irrigation, And Stockraising Bring New Counties, Courts, And Lawyers, Arthur S. Beardsley
The Bench and Bar of Washington, the First Fifty Years (1849-1900)
No abstract provided.
A Layman's View Of The Lawyers, John Foster
A Layman's View Of The Lawyers, John Foster
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Report Of Committee On Unauthorized Practice Of Law, Dewolfe Emory
Report Of Committee On Unauthorized Practice Of Law, Dewolfe Emory
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Report On Committee For Selection Of Judges, Henry Elliot
Report On Committee For Selection Of Judges, Henry Elliot
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Criminal Law—Former Jeopardy—Right Of State To Appeal From Directed Verdict; Divorce—Estoppel Of Procuring Party—Foreign Divorces—Estoppel To Attack—Change In Position; Depositions—Persons Authorized To Take Depositions Outside The State; Negligent Injury—Community Liability—Conflict Of Laws, S. W. P., J. Mcs., B. V. L., D. A. W.
Criminal Law—Former Jeopardy—Right Of State To Appeal From Directed Verdict; Divorce—Estoppel Of Procuring Party—Foreign Divorces—Estoppel To Attack—Change In Position; Depositions—Persons Authorized To Take Depositions Outside The State; Negligent Injury—Community Liability—Conflict Of Laws, S. W. P., J. Mcs., B. V. L., D. A. W.
Washington Law Review
Short summaries of recent cases.
Annual Meeting, 1943, Anon
Annual Meeting, 1943, Anon
Washington Law Review
Describes activies at the annual meeting.
Message From The Board Of Governors; Bar Briefs, Anon
Message From The Board Of Governors; Bar Briefs, Anon
Washington Law Review
Discusses the unauthorized practice of law and news from the Spokane County Bar Association and lawyers and law firms.
Committee Reports, S. H. Kelleran, J. E. Stewart, W. G. Mclaren, L. L. Thompson
Committee Reports, S. H. Kelleran, J. E. Stewart, W. G. Mclaren, L. L. Thompson
Washington Law Review
Contains reports of the following committees of the Washington State Bar Association: Administrative Law, Annotations to the Restatement of Law, Bar Examiners, Cooperation with American Bar Association, Discipline and Disbarment, Federal Legislation, Legal Aid, Legal Education, Legal Ethics, Legislative, Selection of Judges, and Unauthorized Practice of Law. Also incudes the auditor's report.
Meet The Average Lawyer: How Many Prospective Clients Has A Lawyer Practicing In The State Of Washington?, Anon
Washington Law Review
According to the law of averages, each of 2,575 lawyers admitted to practice in the state of Washington has 607 of the state's 1,563,393 inhabitants as a potential clientele. But if he restricts his activities to a particular locality, this theoretical "average" lawyer may have anywhere from 357 to 2,012 prospective clients, for if he makes his headquarters in King County he will share 463,517 inhabitants with 1,297 other lawyers, his quota being 357, while if he chooses to practice in Mason County he will be one of five lawyers in a county of 10,060 population, 2,012 of whom are …
Reports Of Committees, William F. Devin, Clifford Newton, O. B. Thorgrimson, Elmer M. Hayden
Reports Of Committees, William F. Devin, Clifford Newton, O. B. Thorgrimson, Elmer M. Hayden
Washington Law Review
Contains reports of the following committees: Annotations to the Restatement of Law, Cooperation with the American Bar Association, Discipline and Disbarment, Federal Legislation, Law Enforcement, Law Examiners, Legal Educaton, Legal Ethics, Legislative, Public Relations, Selection of Judges, and Unauthorized Practice of Law. Also includes the auditor's report.
Supplemental Washington Annotations, Restatement Of Contracts, Warren Shattuck
Supplemental Washington Annotations, Restatement Of Contracts, Warren Shattuck
Washington Law Review
It is now nearly three years since the Washington Annotations to the Restatement of Contracts was published. During this interval several developments have taken place. The Contracts Restatement has received an ever-increasing recognition from both courts and practitioners throughout the country. Such recognition was perhaps inevitable in view of the eminence and ability of the men who formulated the propositions set out in the Restatement. It is the product of much labor, by Professor Williston and his fellow reporters, and by the distinguished judges, attorneys and teachers who constitute the American Law Institute. More particularly, recognition has progressed in Washington. …
Proposed Rule Requiring Appellant In All Briefs Filed In The Supreme Court To Make On The First Page Of The Brief A "Statement Of Questions Involved", Alfred J. Schweppe
Proposed Rule Requiring Appellant In All Briefs Filed In The Supreme Court To Make On The First Page Of The Brief A "Statement Of Questions Involved", Alfred J. Schweppe
Washington Law Review
With a view to facilitating the most adequate and detailed consideration, in the State Supreme Court, of each case from the standpoint of the litigants, their counsel, and the public, the Judicial Council has under consideration a proposal to recommend to the State Supreme Court a rule of appellate practice requiring the appellant at the very commencement of his brief to make a "statement of questions involved." This practice has been found in the State of Pennsylvania to give most excellent results. It has been referred to in numerous cases. In order to show how this practice actually works, there …
President's Address, W. G. Mclaren
President's Address, W. G. Mclaren
Washington Law Review
Delivered at the Bellingham meeting, August, 1937.
Committee Reports, Anon
Committee Reports, Anon
Washington Law Review
Reports from the committees of Law Examiners, of Legislation, on Annotations to the Restatement of the Law, on Federal Legislation, on Law Enforcement, on Legal Education, on Legal Ethics, on Public Relations, on Selection of Judges and Bar Activities, and on Unauthorized Practice of Law and the auditor's report.