Keywords
Arbitration-When is a Dispute Arbitrable-Jurisdiction of Court and Arbitrator, Banks and Banking-Conflict of State and Federal Statutes Necessitates Federal Supremacy, Civil Practice-Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens Applied to Actions Between Non-residents, Domestic Relations-Constitutional Law-Statute Giving New York Court Jurisdiction in Divorce Action if the Parties Married Within the State Upheld, Domestic Relations-Construction of a Separation Agreement, Labor Law-Action for Damages Resulting from Unfair Labor Practices as Defined by the Taft-Hartley Act Held Within State's Jurisdiction, Labor Law-Jurisdiction of Federal Courts in Suit by Union to Recover Wages Due Members of Union, Master-Servant-Rule of Respondeat Superior as Applied to Physician Servants, Res Judicata Doctrine Abandoned Where Its Application Would Impair Justice, Torts-Causal Relation Between Violation and Damage, Zoning-Right of a Municipality and the Residents Therein To Question the Validity of a Zoning Amendment Enacted by a Neighboring Municipality
Recommended Citation
Recent Decisions,
23 Fordham L. Rev. 352
(1954).
Available at: https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/flr/vol23/iss3/6