Keywords
Bankruptcy - Use of Chapter X or XI Proceedings, Conflicts of Laws - Characterization - Substance and Procedure - Public Policy - Direct Action Against Insurer under Louisiana Statute, Due Process of Law - Net Worth Prosecution - Right to Accounting Services, Elections - Redistricting - Failure of Territorial Legislature to Reapportion - Right to Enjoin Compliance, Evidence - Admissibility of Habit Evidence to Show Negligence, Evidence - Jurors' Affidavits Allowed to Impeach Verdict, Evidence - Section 374-a of the New York Civil Practice Act - Admissibility of "History" Portion of Hospital Record, Federal Procedure - Discovery of Grand Jury Minutes in a Subsequent Civil Action, Practice and Procedure - Immunity of Nonresident Plaintiff from Service of Process in a Separate Action, Torts - Negligence - Sales Suit by Consumer Against Manufacturer in the Absence of Privity, Torts - Negligence - Violation of Assured Clear Distance Statute - Contributory Negligence as a Matter of Law
Recommended Citation
Recent Decisions,
25 Fordham L. Rev. 331
(1956).
Available at: https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/flr/vol25/iss2/8