Vol. 6, Issue 2, 1953June 01, 1953 EDT
Jurisdictional Prerequisites for an Equitable Accounting
Jurisdictional Prerequisites for an Equitable Accounting
Charles W. Merritt,
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 2, 1953
Vol. 6, Issue 2, 1953
- Arbitration of an Ordinary Civil Claim in FloridaPhilip K. Yonge
- Judges--Selecting the Best MenJanna Tucker
- American Legal Education Through Indian EyesShridhar G. Chitale
- The Relationship Between the Florida Bar and the University of Florida College of LawWilliam A. McRae Jr.
- Legal Education During the Past Fifty Years as Reflected in the Changing Character of Law Library AcquisitionsMiles O. Price
- Jurisdictional Prerequisites for an Equitable AccountingCharles W. Merritt
- Agency: Apparent Authority Doctrine as Applied to Tort RecoveryWilliam T. Keen
- Contracts: Caveat Emptor in Real Estate TransactionsRichard W. Reeves
- Extradition: Criminal Jurisdiction over Soldiers of Invading ArmyOrville M. Weston Jr.
- Trade Names: Protection Accorded Under Secondary Meaning DoctrineBrooks P. Hoyt
- False Imprisonment: Civil Liability of a Judge Acting Without JurisdictionAndrew L. RhubottomJohn Bargus
- Federal Employers' Liability Act: Power of a State Court to Enjoin a Suit Brought Under the Act in a Sister StateW. Raymond Fortner
Charles W. Merritt, Jurisdictional Prerequisites for an Equitable Accounting, 6 Fla. L. Rev. 232 (1953).