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Albemarle Paper Co. V. Moody, Lewis F. Powell Jr. Oct 1974

Albemarle Paper Co. V. Moody, Lewis F. Powell Jr.

Supreme Court Case Files

No abstract provided.


Monetary Recovery As Preventive Reliefin Fair Housing Actions By The Attorneygeneral, David Samuel De Jong Sep 1974

Monetary Recovery As Preventive Reliefin Fair Housing Actions By The Attorneygeneral, David Samuel De Jong

Washington and Lee Law Review

No abstract provided.


Compensation For Pain: A Reappraisal In Light Of New Medical Evidence, Cornelius J. Peck Jun 1974

Compensation For Pain: A Reappraisal In Light Of New Medical Evidence, Cornelius J. Peck

Michigan Law Review

The theory that a primary causal link exists between the victim's pain and the tortfeasor's acts provides considerable appeal for the proposition that the wrongdoer should compensate for the victim's pain. However, recent investigations of the phenomenon of pain by disciplines of the health sciences have challenged the medical theory upon which recoveries for pain and suffering are based. The results of that work are of obvious interest to the legal profession, for the new view of pain suggests that the tortfeasor's acts bear only a tangential relationship to the pain that some victims experience. The results thus raise questions …


Violations Of The Obligations Of Vicinage: Remedies Under Articles 667 And 669, A. N. Yiannopoulos May 1974

Violations Of The Obligations Of Vicinage: Remedies Under Articles 667 And 669, A. N. Yiannopoulos

Louisiana Law Review

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Uniform Commercial Code - Section 2-719(3) - Presumption Of Unconscionability On The Part Of Tire Manufacturer For Exclusion Of Liability For Personal Injuries Under Express Warranty Against Blowouts Is Not Rebutted By Proof That The Tire Was Not Defective, Katherine A. Bomba Jan 1974

Uniform Commercial Code - Section 2-719(3) - Presumption Of Unconscionability On The Part Of Tire Manufacturer For Exclusion Of Liability For Personal Injuries Under Express Warranty Against Blowouts Is Not Rebutted By Proof That The Tire Was Not Defective, Katherine A. Bomba

Villanova Law Review

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