RECENT PERIODICAL LITERATURE
| Published date | 01 April 1951 |
| Date | 01 April 1951 |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2230.1951.tb00201.x |
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(1)
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A.
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CAMPIIRLL
:
Legal education
:
notes from the third con-
gress of coniparative law,
62
Jurid.lt.
267.
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J.
CouTunE: The nature
Of
judicial process,
25
Tulane L.R.
1.
T.
A. COWAN:
A
report on the status
of philosophy
of
law in the United States,
50
Co1.L.R.
108'3.
A.
FRIEDMANN:
Declarations of death
:
a new internntionul convention,
25
St. John's
L.R.
18.
L.
L.
FULLER:
On teaching law,
3
Stanford L.R.
35.
A.
I,.
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'
I
think
'
doctrine of precedent
:
invitors and licensors,
66
L.Q.R.
875.
R.
H.
JACKSON:
Training the trial lawyer: a neglected area of legal education,
8
Stanford L.R.
48.
E.
LEVY
:
The reception
of
highly developed legal system
by peoples
of
different cultures,
25
Wash.L.R.
233.
V.
LUNDSTEDT:
The
relations between lnw and equity,
25
Tu1.L.R.
59;
this is not
'
Anglo-Saxon
'
equity.
S.
MEnMIN
:
The stiidy of jurisprudence-a letter to
a
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49
Mich.L.R.
39.
L.
13.
OnrrE1.o: Danish law,
5
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1.
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POUND:
The developmcnt of American law and its deviation from English law,
67
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49.
Rocky Mount
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28
No. 1
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of
the
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VANDERDILT
:
A
report on pre-legal education,
25
N.Y.U.L.R.
199.
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limitations of law and judicature,
99
LJ.
of Penn.L.R.
171.
(2)
Cmtitutiond
Lmw.
Z.
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66
L.Q.R.
478.
J.
A. G. GnIFF'ITH: The constitutional significance of delegated
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48
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1079.
J.
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A government of laws
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II
century of the Australian commerce
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25
N.Y.U.L.R.
451.
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Adnciiiiatmtive
Law.
S.
G. MAURICE
:
Requisitioning under Defence
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14.
W.
R.
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51,
62
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828.
Mr. Justice Frankfurter,
59
Yale
L.J.
1228.
of natural justice?
67
L.Q.R.
103.
(4)
Family
Law.
A.
FmEDxwN
:
see
(1).
S.
WAGATSUMA
:
Democratisation
of the family relation in Japan,
25
Was1i.L.R.
405.
(5)
Law
of
Property.
N.
R. DOMAN: Compensation for nationnlised
property in post-war Europe,
8
1nt.L.Q.
828,
A.
FRIEDMANN:
see
(1).
G.
HOIINttEY:
Foreign investment and international law,
8
1nt.L.Q.
552.
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M.
ToLsoN: 'Land' without earth: freehold flats in English law,
14
Conv.
(N.s.)
850.
J.
W.
WILLIS:
A
short history of rent control laws,
36
Cornell
LQ.
54.
(6)
Law
of
Contract.
D. KEPNER
:
Part performance in relation to parol
contracts for the sale of land,
a5
Minn.L.R.
1.
E.
I.
KING: Accord and
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15
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116.
M.
H.
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parties and the contract relationship,
17
Brook1.L.R.
29.
(7)
Law
of
Tort.
J.
J.
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:
Volrnti non
fit
iniuria
:
rescue of the wrong-
doer,
62
Jurid.R.
817.
E.
A.
TURK:
Comparative negligrnce on the march,
28
Chi-Kent L.H.
189, 804.
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66
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848.
J.
W. WADE: Tort liability
for
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4
l'nnderbilt
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68.
(8)
Commercial
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13.
P.
HOLT
:
Alteration
of
a compnny's objects
and the ultra vires doctrine,
66
I,.Q.R.
498.
Law and Conteniporary ProbleniR,
203
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