Vol. 6, Issue 2, 1953June 01, 1953 EDT
False Imprisonment: Civil Liability of a Judge Acting Without Jurisdiction
False Imprisonment: Civil Liability of a Judge Acting Without Jurisdiction
Andrew L. Rhubottom, John Bargus,
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
Andrew L. Rhubottom & John Bargus, False Imprisonment: Civil Liability of a Judge Acting Without Jurisdiction, 6 Fla. L. Rev. 259 (1953).