Vol. 3, Issue 3, 1950October 01, 1950 EDT
Torts: Recovery for Emotional Disturbance Unaccompanied by Physical Injury
Torts: Recovery for Emotional Disturbance Unaccompanied by Physical Injury
Israel Abraham,
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 3, 1950
Vol. 3, Issue 3, 1950
- Judicial Review of Findings of Fact in FloridaJames W. Middleton
- Extent to Which the English Common Law and Statutes are in EffectJames W. Day
- Destructibility of Contingent Remainders in FloridaJ. Allen Smith
- Annulment in FloridaMorton H. Silver
- Equity: Effect of Statutes of Limitation in Equity SuitsGeorge Earl Brown
- Implications of Recent Cases on Education of Minority Racial GroupsNadine Neil Reed
- Fellow-Servant Rule in FloridaHarry M. Hobbs
- Alimony: Possibility of Collection from Ne Exeat BondWilliam M. Bussey
- Domestic Relations: Engagement Rings and the "Anti-Heart-Balm" StatuteDuane Anderson
- Implied Warranty: Retail Food Stores and Sealed ContainersJ. Richard Peters
- Interstate Commerce: Regulation of Local Transit CompaniesAl Cone
- Torts: Recovery for Emotional Disturbance Unaccompanied by Physical InjuryIsrael Abraham
- Workmen's Compensation: What Constitutes Injury by AccidentRobert H. Willis
- Municipal Zoning: Florida Law and PracticeFrank H. Elmore Jr.
Israel Abraham, Torts: Recovery for Emotional Disturbance Unaccompanied by Physical Injury, 3 Fla. L. Rev. 387 (1950).