Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1949June 01, 1949 EDT
Intangible Personal Property Tax: Limited Revenue Producing Ability
Intangible Personal Property Tax: Limited Revenue Producing Ability
Thomas J. Caroll,
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1949
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1949
- Justice in Search of a HandmaidenJames Alger Fee
- Our Legal Chameleon, The Florida Homestead Exemption Part IVGeorge John MillerHarold B. Crosby
- Anticipatory Breach of Contract in FloridaJohn M. Farrell
- Criminal Law: Double Jeopardy in FloridaWilliam P. OwenRobert M. Johnson
- Sound Amplifiers ReconsideredMorrie BensonEdward S. Resnick
- Intangible Personal Property Tax: Limited Revenue Producing AbilityThomas J. Caroll
- The Procedure and Effect of Obtaining a Tax Deed in FloridaAlex GrassEdward S. Klein
- Constitutional Law: Validity of anti-Miscegenation Statute Under the Fourteenth AmendmentPhillip D. Anderson
- Dedication: Right of Legislature to Abrogate Park DedicationsWilliam Gundlach
- Discovery: Are Work Products of Adverse Party Subject to Discovery?David R. Lewis
- Elections: Primary Election Not a General or Special ElectionJohn E. Straughn
- Equity: Unreasonableness of Master's FeeJ. Thomas Gurney
- Federal Income Tax: When is Capital Loss Deductible from Trust Income?J. Danforth Browne
- Labor Law: Constitutionality of Anti-Closed Shop AmendmentRoy T. Rhodes
- Pleading: Failure to Allege a Material Ultimate FactErwin Fleet
- Practice and Procedure: Retraxit as Res JudicataJack R. Bissell
- Torts: Inapplicability of the Florida Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine to the Federal Tort Claims ActMandell Glicksberg
Thomas J. Caroll, Intangible Personal Property Tax: Limited Revenue Producing Ability, 2 Fla. L. Rev. 262 (1949).