Vol. 6, Issue 4, 1953December 01, 1953 EDT
The Substantial Evidence rule in Florida Administrative Law
The Substantial Evidence rule in Florida Administrative Law
Malcolm B. Parsons,
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 4, 1953
Vol. 6, Issue 4, 1953
- The Substantial Evidence rule in Florida Administrative LawMalcolm B. Parsons
- Direct and Cross-Examination of WitnessesFrancis X. Busch
- Mr. Justice Douglas and Judicial RestraintMarian D. Irish
- Admiralty: Validity of "Both-to-Blame" Clause in Bill of LadingC. J. Budzinski
- Bills and Notes: Finance Company as Holder in Due Course of Note and Conditional Sales AgreementsEdward Siegel
- Criminal Law: Simultaneous Convictions as Offenses Under Fourth Felony Offender StatuteRobert E. Cobb
- Damages: Recovery for Impairment of Housewife's Earning CapacityJohn W. Stanford
- Easements: Adverse Possession of Streets and Parks in a Platted AreaRonald JabaraA. J. Ryan Jr.
- Evidence: Admissibility of Physician-Patient Communications Under Florida LawRobert R. Tench
- Federal Income Taxation: Nondeductibility of Husband's Legal Expenses in Contesting Alimony PaymentsArthur E. Barrow
- Federal Income Taxation: Taxability of Primitive AwardsEdward N. Claughton Jr.
- Homestead: Effect of Variant Ownership on DescentJulian D. Clarkson
- The Real Property: Rule in Shelley's Case in FloridaJ. E. HippMichael S. Wright Jr.
Malcolm B. Parsons, The Substantial Evidence Rule in Florida Administrative Law, 6 Fla. L. Rev. 481 (1953).