Volume 57: Issue 4

• Book Reviews & Notices

  Friedrich: The Philosophy of Law in Historical Perspective

  • Edgar Bodenheimer
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Front Matter

  Front Matter

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Labor Law – Labor Management Relations Act – Linking “Employer Free Speech” to No-Solicitation Rule

  • Barbara Burger
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Professor Durfee: A Student’s Recollections

  • George A. Spater
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Insurance – Motor Vehicle Accident Indemnification Corporation Law – Compensation Assured for Innocent Automobile Accident Victims

  • Bartlett A. Jackson
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Trusts – Resulting and Constructive Trusts – Rights of Third-Party Donee to Enforce Oral Trust of Land

  • Lawrence E. Blades
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Judgments – Res Judicata – Limitation of California Doctrine of Collateral Estoppel in Multiple Claimant Cases

  • Sidney B. Hopps
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  International Law – Meaning of the Term “Declaration of War” as Used in a Time Charter

  • Glenn O. Fuller
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Resolution of the Michigan Law Faculty on the Death of Edgar Noble Durfee

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Edgar Durfee: Teacher and Scholar

  • George E. Palmer
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Articles & Essays

  Trial of Legal Issues in Injunction Against Tort

  • Edgar N. Durfee
  • Published: February, 1959
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• Other

  Taxation – Federal Income Tax – Involuntary Conversion Treatment Afforded Sale of Remaining Property After Partial Condemnation

  • Stevan Uzelac
  • Published: February, 1959
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