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Doctrine Of Intertwining: A Dead-End After - Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. V. Byrd, The, Ranee Melissa Force
Doctrine Of Intertwining: A Dead-End After - Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. V. Byrd, The, Ranee Melissa Force
Journal of Dispute Resolution
The arbitrability of pendent state claims in federal securities cases has become a problematic issue. This issue arises out of federal courts' efforts to recognize the conflicting policies of two federal statutes in the context of investor-broker disputes. 2 Since 1953 federal courts have chosen sides in this controversy3 between the pro-investor Securities Acts' (hereinafter Securities Act, 1933 Act, or 1934 Act) and the pro-broker Federal Arbitration Act 5 (hereinafter Arbitration Act). Ineffectual attempts to reconcile the two competing policies were exemplified in a recent dispute between a retired dentist and his investment company, where the issue was settled by …
Recent Developments: Mayor And City Council Of Baltimore V. Lndianapolis Colts, Inc.: The Demise Of The Public Use Doctrine, Thomas J. Drechsler
Recent Developments: Mayor And City Council Of Baltimore V. Lndianapolis Colts, Inc.: The Demise Of The Public Use Doctrine, Thomas J. Drechsler
University of Baltimore Law Forum
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Modification Of The Doctrine Of Joint And Several Liability: Who Bears The Risk?, Stephanie Arma Kraft
Modification Of The Doctrine Of Joint And Several Liability: Who Bears The Risk?, Stephanie Arma Kraft
Nova Law Review
On November 27, 1971, Aloysia Wood was driving a miniature race car at the Grand Prix Raceway in Walt Disney World when she was injured after another car driven by her fiancé struck hers.
Modification Of The Doctrine Of Joint And Several Liability: Who Bears The Risk?, Stephanie Arma Kraft
Modification Of The Doctrine Of Joint And Several Liability: Who Bears The Risk?, Stephanie Arma Kraft
Nova Law Review
On November 27, 1971, Aloysia Wood was driving a miniature race car at the Grand Prix Raceway in Walt Disney World when she was injured after another car driven by her fiancé struck hers.
The Preservation Of Florida's Public Trust Doctrine, Karen Van Den Heuvel Fischer
The Preservation Of Florida's Public Trust Doctrine, Karen Van Den Heuvel Fischer
Nova Law Review
In recent years, the State of Florida found itself "embroiled in what has become the most massive sovereignty lands dispute in [its] history."