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Full-Text Articles in Law
How Small A House? -- Zoning For Minimum Space Requirements, Val Nolan Jr., Frank E. Horack Jr.
How Small A House? -- Zoning For Minimum Space Requirements, Val Nolan Jr., Frank E. Horack Jr.
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.
Can American State Legislatures Keep Pace?, Frank Edward Horack Jr.
Can American State Legislatures Keep Pace?, Frank Edward Horack Jr.
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.
Consolidation--Complete Or Functional--Of City And County Governments In Kentucky, Thomas P. Lewis, James S. Kostas, Charles N. Carnes
Consolidation--Complete Or Functional--Of City And County Governments In Kentucky, Thomas P. Lewis, James S. Kostas, Charles N. Carnes
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Claims Against The State Of Kentucky--The Board Of Claims, Paul Leo Oberst, Thomas P. Lewis
Claims Against The State Of Kentucky--The Board Of Claims, Paul Leo Oberst, Thomas P. Lewis
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Recent Developments In The Kentucky Law Of Wills--1949-1954, Frederick W. Whiteside Jr., James S. Kostas
Recent Developments In The Kentucky Law Of Wills--1949-1954, Frederick W. Whiteside Jr., James S. Kostas
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Kentucky Adopts The Uniform Partnership Act, Willburt D. Ham
Kentucky Adopts The Uniform Partnership Act, Willburt D. Ham
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Legislative Developments In The Field Of Judicial Administration, Amos H. Eblen
Legislative Developments In The Field Of Judicial Administration, Amos H. Eblen
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Elections Bills In The 1954 General Assembly, Gladys M. Kammerer
Elections Bills In The 1954 General Assembly, Gladys M. Kammerer
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Highway Legislation, Jo M. Ferguson
1954 Legislation Affecting Motor Transportation, George M. Catlett
1954 Legislation Affecting Motor Transportation, George M. Catlett
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law--Commerce Clause--Municipal Occupational Privilege Taxes--Photographers, Charles Richard Doyle
Constitutional Law--Commerce Clause--Municipal Occupational Privilege Taxes--Photographers, Charles Richard Doyle
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law--State Taxation Of Interstate Commerce, William C. Brafford Jr.
Constitutional Law--State Taxation Of Interstate Commerce, William C. Brafford Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Municipal Corporations—Municipal Tort Liability, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Municipal Corporations—Municipal Tort Liability, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Buffalo Law Review
Teresta v. City of New York, 304 N. Y. 440, 108 N. E. 2d 397 (1952); Gehr v. Bd. of Education of the City of Yonkers, 304 N. Y. 436, 108 N. E. 2d 371 (1952); Munroe v. Booth, 305 N. Y. 426, 113 N. E. 2d 546 (1953).
Local Law—Teachers Held To Be "Employees" Of Municipality, John J. Cooney
Local Law—Teachers Held To Be "Employees" Of Municipality, John J. Cooney
Buffalo Law Review
Shlakman v. Board of Higher Education, 282 App. Div. 718, 122 N. Y. S. 2d 286 (2d Dep't 1953).
Municipal Corporations—Home Rule, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Municipal Corporations—Home Rule, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Buffalo Law Review
Salzman v. Impellitteri, 305 N. Y. 414, 113 N. E. 2d 543 (1953).
Municipal Corporations—Community Planning, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Municipal Corporations—Community Planning, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Buffalo Law Review
City of Yonkers v. Rentways, Inc., 304 N. Y. 499, 109 N. E. 2d 597 (19S2).
Municipal Corporations—Civil Service, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Municipal Corporations—Civil Service, Dewey Ertell Jr.
Buffalo Law Review
Wirzberger v. Watson, 305 N. Y. 507, 114 N. E. 2d 15 (1953);Ebling v. New York State Civil Service Commission, 305 N. Y. 221, 112 N. E. 2d 203 (1953).
The Sale Of Mortgaged Real Estate Under The Indiana Gross Income Tax: A Judicial Lesson In Semantics
The Sale Of Mortgaged Real Estate Under The Indiana Gross Income Tax: A Judicial Lesson In Semantics
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Book Reviews, Philip Mechem, Harold C. Havighurst, Robert E. Keeton, Frederick J. Ludwig, Clarence J. Morrow, William Miller, L. G. Blackstock, T. A. Smedley, Benjamin Harrow, Samuel L. Prince, A. Arthur Schiller, Clyde W. Summers
Book Reviews, Philip Mechem, Harold C. Havighurst, Robert E. Keeton, Frederick J. Ludwig, Clarence J. Morrow, William Miller, L. G. Blackstock, T. A. Smedley, Benjamin Harrow, Samuel L. Prince, A. Arthur Schiller, Clyde W. Summers
Journal of Legal Education
No abstract provided.
Annual Survey Of Tennessee Law, John W. Wade
Annual Survey Of Tennessee Law, John W. Wade
Vanderbilt Law Review
The idea of an annual survey of the law of a particular jurisdiction is not a new one, either in this country or abroad. During a period of at least 25 years an increasing number of publications have undertaken to present such a survey. The task is a delicate one, and performances have been somewhat uneven. A mere digest of appellate opinions or a scissors-and-paste collection of expressed rules of law serves some useful purpose but scarcely justifies separate existence. On the other hand an exhaustive discussion of most of the individual decisions prevents a view of the forest for …
Local Government Law, Clyde L. Ball
Local Government Law, Clyde L. Ball
Vanderbilt Law Review
This summary is limited to cases decided in the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court of Tennessee, reported during the last year, and dealing with some phase of that body of law which embraces' Municipal Corporations, Counties, Officers, Elections and related topics fitting into the general classification of Local Government Law. No attempt has been made to consider Acts of the 1953 General Assembly which may have affected this field, as most of the legislation in this field is local in nature.
Creditor's Rights, Paul J. Hartman
Creditor's Rights, Paul J. Hartman
Vanderbilt Law Review
In City Finance Co. v. Perry, the Tennessee Supreme Court was called upon to construe a portion of the new and rather involved Motor Vehicle Title and Registration Law, which was enacted by the 1951 legislature. The Perry case construed the provisions which have to do with the recordation of liens upon the certificate of title as constructive notice thereof. These require owners of motor vehicles to register them in the name of the owner with the Motor Vehicle Division of the Tennessee Department of Safety and to procure from it a certificate of title and a title card. This …
Effectiveness Of State Anti-Subversion Legislation
Effectiveness Of State Anti-Subversion Legislation
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Labor Law-State Regulation Of Recognition And Organizational Picketing, Richard D. Rohr S.Ed.
Labor Law-State Regulation Of Recognition And Organizational Picketing, Richard D. Rohr S.Ed.
Michigan Law Review
Just as the fixed circumference of spheres of influence tends to reduce clash and friction in world affairs, so peaceful industrial relations are fostered by definite legal rules of conduct. Recent litigation, both by its amount and variety of result, testifies to a continued uncertainty as to the permissible scope of peaceful, primary picketing. The major problems may be subsumed under the loose category of "stranger picketing," but a distinction of some legal significance has developed within this category between picketing by the non-representative union for recognition by the employer and picketing for organizational purposes, that is, to win the …
Civil Procedure-Joinder Of Causes Of Action In Michigan, J. David Voss
Civil Procedure-Joinder Of Causes Of Action In Michigan, J. David Voss
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiffs were the owners of several lots, and used their respective properties as residences. Defendants, manufacturers of cement and concrete products, operated several large trucks in their business. Plaintiffs filed a declaration to recover damages for injuries to their properties sustained as a result of the loud noises, vibrations, and cement dust caused by the defendants' trucks when using an alley leading to defendants' place of business. The defendants' motion for dismissal on grounds of misjoinder of parties and causes of action was overruled. On appeal, held, reversed. Owners of property are not entitled to be joined in one …
Judicial Control Of Administrative Agencies In Indiana: Ii, Ralph F. Fuchs
Judicial Control Of Administrative Agencies In Indiana: Ii, Ralph F. Fuchs
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Federal Procedure-Applicability Of State Decisional Law Interpreting State Statutes Of Limitations Under Section 11 (E) Of The Bankruptcy Act, Charles E. Oldfather S.Ed
Federal Procedure-Applicability Of State Decisional Law Interpreting State Statutes Of Limitations Under Section 11 (E) Of The Bankruptcy Act, Charles E. Oldfather S.Ed
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff is the trustee in bankruptcy of a Virginia corporation whose petition for reorganization under chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act was approved by a Virginia federal district court in 1942. Plaintiff filed this action in a New York federal district court under section 11 (e) of the Bankruptcy Act against defendant, the principal stockholder, and others for breach of fiduciary duty. The alleged breaches of duty occurred in 1927 and 1929. The defendant pleaded the New York statute of limitations and contended that it should be applied as interpreted by New York decisions, which hold that the statute begins …
Future Interests-Powers Of Appointment-Exclusive And Nonexclusive Powers And The Doctrine Of Illusory Appointments, John Houck S.Ed
Future Interests-Powers Of Appointment-Exclusive And Nonexclusive Powers And The Doctrine Of Illusory Appointments, John Houck S.Ed
Michigan Law Review
Testatrix, after making certain specific bequests, devised the residue of her estate to her son George for life. The will stated that upon the death of George, the property should pass to his widow and descendants, "provided, however, that [George] may devise his interest to his widow, his descendants or my descendants." The will further provided that if George should die leaving no widow or descendants, and without having made a testamentary disposition, the property was to pass one-half to George's brother and his descendants, and one-half to a sister. George died without having married and left a will which …
Constitutional Law-Relation Between State And Federal Governments, J. David Voss
Constitutional Law-Relation Between State And Federal Governments, J. David Voss
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiffs, employees of a United States Naval Ordnance Plant located in an area of exclusive federal jurisdiction within the State of Kentucky, sued in a state court for a declaratory judgment that a license tax on the privilege of working in the City of Louisville, measured by a percentage of all salaries, wages and commissions earned within the city, was not applicable to them. Defendants' demurrer was overruled, and the collection of the tax enjoined. The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed, and judgment was entered for the defendants. The court of appeals affirmed. On appeal to the United States Supreme …
Real Property-Torrens System-Preservation Of Equitable Easements, Paul Campbell
Real Property-Torrens System-Preservation Of Equitable Easements, Paul Campbell
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff sued to have certain lots declared free and clear of a restrictive covenant. The land was registered under a Torrens statute, but the restrictive covenant was not noted on the certificate of title. However, it was noted on a plat of the land which was referred to in the certificate of title for the purpose of identifying the location of the land. The lower court denied relief and enjoined violation of the restrictions. Held, reversed, plaintiff as a good faith purchaser for value of registered land, obtains the land free and clear of a restrictive covenant not noted …