Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1950July 01, 1950 EDT
Statutory Construction: Ejusdem Generis Versus Legislative Intent
Statutory Construction: Ejusdem Generis Versus Legislative Intent
George A. Dietz,
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1950
Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1950
- Divisible DivorceL. A. Halsup
- The Effect of Waivers in Federal Income Tax CasesMichel G. Emmanuel
- Elisors and the Reluctant SheriffRobert F. Nunez
- Liability of Husband for Torts of His WifeWilliam C. Blake Jr.Duane Anderson
- Dower: Estoppel by Widow's Election Under WillWilliam E. Nodine
- Livestock on the HighwaysPaul B. Johnson
- Support: Additional Family Allowance and Prohibition Against Disinheriting Minor Dependent ChildrenJames J. Altman
- Adoption: Twice-Adopted Child as Heir of First AdopterRobert Forney
- Equity: Right of Vendee to Retain Possession Pending a Decree for RecissionGeorge W. Wright Jr.
- Florida Homestead: Availability of Exemption After DivorceWelcom Henry Watson
- Insurance: Right of Insured to Attorney's FeesClarence M. Wood
- Intangible Tax: Nonresident Creditors Secured by Florida RealtyEdward H. Robinson
- Jurors: Federal Felons Not DisqualifiedWilliam T. Harrison Jr.
- Statutory Construction: Ejusdem Generis Versus Legislative IntentGeorge A. Dietz
- Workmen's Compensation: Compensable SuicideGene H. Auvil
- Florida Law of the Family, Marriage and DivorceKarl Krastin
- On Understanding the Supreme CourtJ. Allen Smith
- Citrus Fruit Rates: Development and Economic AppraisalRobert W. Bradbury
- The Florida Handbook 1949-1950J. E. Dovell
- Law and Tactics in Jury TrialsLouis Leibovit
- Florida Statutes 1949George John Miller
George A. Dietz, Statutory Construction: Ejusdem Generis Versus Legislative Intent, 3 Fla. L. Rev. 258 (1950).