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Almost-Forgotten Law Book, Dillard S. Gardner

Notre Dame Law Review

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Company Law In Latin America, Phanor J. Eder

Notre Dame Law Review

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Notes, Andrew V. Giorgi, Donald John Tufts, Robert A. Layden

Notre Dame Law Review

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Recent Decisions, John M. Sullivan, William G. Greif, Joseph F. Mackrell, William N. Antonis

Notre Dame Law Review

Comments on recent decisions by John M. Sullivan, William G. Greif, Joseph F. MacKrell, William N. Antonis, Thomas Meaney, Jr., William J. Hurley, Joseph H. Harrison, Robert L. Berry, Robert F. McCoy, Edward Canary, Maynard R. Bissonnette, and Luke R. Morin.

Book Reviews, John D. Lyons, John B. Gest, Anton-Hermann Chroust

Notre Dame Law Review

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106th University Of Notre Dame Commencement And Mass Program, University Of Notre Dame

Commencement Programs

106th University of Notre Dame Commencement and Mass Program

Summer

Notes, Robert J. Affeldt, Andrew V. Giorgi, Mark Harry Berens, Robert C. Enburg

Notre Dame Law Review

Notes by Robert J. Affeldt, Andrew V. Giorgi, Mark Harry Berens, Robert C. Enburg, James J. Haranzo, F. Richard Kramer, George J. Murphy, Jr., James F. O'Rieley, and Edward J. VanTassel.

Statement Of Principles Of Federal Income Tax Practice By Lawyers And Certified Public Accountants, John Philip Goedert

Notre Dame Law Review

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Natural Law And The Right To Property, Joseph C. Hutcheson

Notre Dame Law Review

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Airspace Rights And Liabilities As Affected By Aircraft Operation, Adolph C. Hugin

Notre Dame Law Review

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Recent Decisions, Arthur C. Callaghan, Thomas Meaney, Richard John Audino, Richard R. Murphy

Notre Dame Law Review

Comments on recent decisions by Arthur C. Callaghan, Thomas Meaney, Jr., Richard John Audino, Richard R. Murphy, Robert L. Berry, Joseph F. MacKrell, William J. Hurley, Wallace F. Neyerlin, Lawrence S. May, Jr., Richard F. Welter, Martin J. Rodgers, Anthony V. Amodio, and Robert F. McCoy.

Book Reviews, Charles E. Clark, Wilfred E. Binkley, Monrad G. Paulsen, Edward F. Barrett

Notre Dame Law Review

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106th University Of Notre Dame Commencement And Mass Program, University Of Notre Dame

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106th University of Notre Dame Commencement and Mass Program

Arising Out Of And In The Course Of Employment In New York, Charles S. Desmond

Notre Dame Law Review

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Book Reviews, Felix Morley, Aaron I. Abell, Thomas M. Scanlon, Anton-Hermann Chroust

Notre Dame Law Review

Book reviews by Felix Morley, Aaron I. Abell, Thomas M. Scanlon, Anton-Hermann Chroust, and Richard O'Sullivan.

Natural Law And The Pursuit Of Happiness, John C. Ford

Notre Dame Law Review

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Some Basic Features Of American And European Labor Law: A Comparison, Arthur Lenhoff

Notre Dame Law Review

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Notes, R. Emmett Fitzgerald, Joseph C. Spalding, Bernard James Mcgraw, Robert A. Stewart

Notre Dame Law Review

Notes by R. Emmett Fitzgerald, Joseph C. Spalding, Bernard James McGraw, Robert A. Stewart, Sidney Baker, Maurice J. Moriarty, E. Milton Farley, III, and Robert A. Layden.

Recent Decisions, William J. Daner, William T. Huston, James D. Matthews, Benedict R. Danko

Notre Dame Law Review

Comments on recent decisions by William J. Daner, William T. Huston, James D. Matthews, Benedict R. Danko, John E. Lindberg, Maynard R. Bissonnette, Joseph H. Harrison, Peter J. Donahue, Louis J. Mustico, Donald John Tufts, Henry M. Shine, Jr., Arthur L. Beaudette, Luke R. Morin, John F. Mendoza, and Thomas A. Muscatello.

Bulletin Of The University Of Notre Dame College Of Law 1951–52, Volume Xlviii, Number 3, University Of Notre Dame

Bulletins of Information

ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE SCHOOLYEAR OF 1951–52 SEPTEMBER 10 TO JUNE 1

The College of Law, an outgrowth of a course in law established at the University in 1869, is the oldest Catholic law school in the United States. In the reorganization of the University in 1905 the department of law was given the status of a college, and since then it has enjoyed a steady growth. The College is a member of the 'Association of American Law Schools, an organization of ninety–eight law schools, including the leading university schools of the country, and is rated as approved by the Council …

Recent Decisions, Wilmer L. Mclaughlin, Robert C. Enburg, Robert A. Layden, Lenton G. Sculthorp

Notre Dame Law Review

Comments on recent decisions by Wilmer A. McLaughlin, Robert C. Enburg, Robert A. Layden, Lenton G. Sculthorp, Joseph T. Helling, John L. Globensky, Maurice J. Moriarty, Robert J. Affeldt, Louis J. Mustico, Donald John Tufts, Sidney Baker, and Edward J. VanTassel.

Constitutional Law Of Constitutional Amendment, Edward S. Corwin, Mary Louise Ramsey

Notre Dame Law Review

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Roosevelt Court Becomes The Truman Court, Alfred Long Scanlan

Notre Dame Law Review

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Unity Of The Human Mind As A Basis For Juridical Comparison, Giorgio Del Vecchio

Notre Dame Law Review

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Contributors To The Winter Issue, Notre Dame Law Review Editors

Notre Dame Law Review

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Notes, John E. Lindberg, Lawrence S. May, Clifford A. Goodrich, William T. Huston

Notre Dame Law Review

Notes by John E. Lindberg, Lawrence S. May, Clifford A. Goodrich, William T. Huston, Louis Albert Hafner, Robert A. Stewart, Benedict R. Danko, and James D. Matthews.

Book Reviews, Anton-Hermann Chroust, Louis C. Kaplan, Roger Paul Peters, Eugene C. Knoblock

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106th University Of Notre Dame Commencement And Mass Program, University Of Notre Dame

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106th University of Notre Dame Commencement and Mass Program

Winter

Natural Law Institute Proceedings, 1950, Vol. 4, Edward F. Barrett, John J. Cavanaugh C.S.C., George E. Sokolsky, Thomas J. Brogan, Joseph C. Hutcheson Jr., Felix Morely, John C. Ford S.J.

Natural Law Institute Proceedings

From the Introduction

The papers read at the 1950 Convocation of the Institute and reprinted in this volume were concerned with certain "rights" which we Americans call "fundamental:"

• the right to liberty
• the right to property
• the right to freedom of expression
• the right to pursue happiness

Does the Natural Law as the source of human rights offer a true and solid explanation of what men really mean when they call such rights "fundamental"? This was the central theme of the 1950 sessions.

Valuation Of Closely-Held Stock For Federal Tax Purposes: Approach To An Objective Method, Joseph O'Meara, Lyle R. Johnson, Eli Shapiro

Journal Articles

The present double-standard approach to the valuation problem discriminates against owners of closely-held stock, that is, corporate shares which have no public market. The disparity of treatment is traceable to the unfortunate fact that, whereas actual sales or bona fide bid and asked prices govern the valuation for federal tax purposes of listed stocks and of unlisted stocks which "are dealt in through brokers or have a market," the criteria employed in valuing closely-held stock are predominantly subjective. This makes a paradise for "experts" but they seldom agree and few, if any, of their assumptions and conclusions are anything more …