Vol. 2, Issue 3, 1949September 01, 1949 EDT
Florida Constitutional Law: Validity of County Utility Board
Florida Constitutional Law: Validity of County Utility Board
Claude K. Slater,
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 3, 1949
Vol. 2, Issue 3, 1949
- The Period During Which a Judgment Remains a Lien on Realty in FloridaJames W. Day
- The Effect of Delay Between Arrest Without Warrant and Preliminary Hearing Upon Admissibility of Ad Interim ConfessionsHayford O. Enwall
- Our Legal Chameleon, The Florida Homestead Exemption Part VHarold B. CrosbyGeorge John Miller
- Waters: Surface Water DrainageRobin F. Worthington
- Spendthrift TrustsMarjorie Sewell Holt
- The Florida Fair Trade Act: Constitutional or Unconstitutional?William V. Chappell Jr.
- Limitations Upon Instruments Encumbering Real EstateWilson R. Caffee
- Divorce: Modification of DecreeCarl G. Swanson
- Eminent Domain: Just Compensation to Include Costs of RemovalMorton H. Silver
- Florida Constitutional Law: Reduction of Equal Protection for Noxious Enterprises Producing Tax RevenueCharles J. Courshon
- Florida Constitutional Law: Validity of County Utility BoardClaude K. Slater
- Gift Inter Vivos: What Constitutes Delivery?Winifred L. Wentworth
- Hawkers and Peddlers: Routeman's Incidental "Spot" Sales of Samples Not PeddlingRobert Trask Mann
- Res Judicata: Application to Subsequent Tort Action Based on Action Ex ContractuArthur C. Parker
- Torts: Contributory Negligence at Railroad CrossingsJames N. Daniel Jr.
- Unfair Competition: Similarity of Trade-Marks on Non-Competitive GoodsJohn E. Norris
Claude K. Slater, Florida Constitutional Law: Validity of County Utility Board, 2 Fla. L. Rev. 435 (1949).