Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1956September 01, 1956 EDT
Evidence: Limitation on Discretionary Admission of Subsequent Repair Evidence
Evidence: Limitation on Discretionary Admission of Subsequent Repair Evidence
Hale Baugh,
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1956
Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1956
- The Defendant's Right to Waive Jury Trial in Criminal CasesRichard C. Donnelly
- Rule Making and Adjudication in Florida Administrative LawRobert F. Fuquay
- The Significance of Penalty Provisions of the Florida Criminal StatutesVernon W. Clark
- Workmen's Compensation—Arising Out of and in the Course of an EnigmaRobert P. Smith Jr.
- Lost Profits as Element of Damages in Willful Unfair Competition CasesJames O. Driscoll
- Illegal Judgments and Sentences in Florida Criminal CasesPaul W. Danahy Jr.
- Evidence: Admissibility of Confession Given Shortly After Arrest Requiring ForceRobert V. Parker
- Evidence: Limitation on Discretionary Admission of Subsequent Repair EvidenceHale Baugh
- Negotiable Instruments: Drawer's Negligence as Estoppel to Assert Nondelivery Against Drawee BankWilliam B. Mesmer
- Sales: Buyer's Rights and Remedies for Defective Quality of F.O.B. ShipmentsSheldon J. Plager
- Sales: Liability of Food Wholesaler to Consumer for Breach of WarrantyAubrey V. Kendall
- Wills: Devolution of Lapsed Portion of ResidueSheldon J. Plager
Hale Baugh, Evidence: Limitation on Discretionary Admission of Subsequent Repair Evidence, 9 Fla. L. Rev. 357 (1956).