Vol. 6, Issue 4, 1953December 01, 1953 EDT
Homestead: Effect of Variant Ownership on Descent
Homestead: Effect of Variant Ownership on Descent
Julian D. Clarkson,
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.
Julian D. Clarkson, Homestead: Effect of Variant Ownership on Descent, 6 Fla. L. Rev. 576 (1953).