Vol. 5, Issue 2, 1952June 01, 1952 EDT
Extent of Private Rights in Nonnavigable Lakes
Extent of Private Rights in Nonnavigable Lakes
James W. Cullis,
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 2, 1952
Vol. 5, Issue 2, 1952
- Federal Review of State Criminal ProceedingsErnest R. Bartley
- Federal Tax Refund ProcedureMichel G. Emmanuel
- A Criticism of the Estate by the EntiretyPaul Ritter
- Extent of Private Rights in Nonnavigable LakesJames W. Cullis
- Effect of Renunciation of Tax Liability of Heir or DeviseeWilliam J. Horner Jr.
- Recovery of Gambling LossesThomas C. MacDonald
- Constitutional Law: Discrimination in Jury SelectionLouis de la Parte
- Constitutional Law: State Regulation of Solicitors Engaged In Interstate CommerceA. Eugene Carpenter Jr.
- Constitutional Law: State Taxation for Police Protection of Ocean PierThomas F. Icard
- Homestead: Duration of Residence for Realty Tax ExemptionBurton M. Michaels
- Labor Law: Validity of State Public Utility Compulsory Arbitration ActsEugene Legare Eastmoore
- Process: Immunity of Nonresident from Service While in Attendance at LitigationJoseph A. McGowan
- Torts: Liability of Charitable Institution for Negligence of Its ServantsJohn T. Rogerson Jr.
James W. Cullis, Extent of Private Rights in Nonnavigable Lakes, 5 Fla. L. Rev. 166 (1952).
