Vol. 14, Issue 1, 1961March 01, 1961 EDT
Circumstantial Evidence in the Federal Courts–The Fifth Circuit and the Holland Case
Circumstantial Evidence in the Federal Courts–The Fifth Circuit and the Holland Case
Kenneth H. MacKay Jr.,
Articles in Vol. 14, Issue 1, 1961
Vol. 14, Issue 1, 1961
- Business Trusts in Florida--Liability of ShareholdersFrank L. Jones
- Compensation in Florida Condemnation ProceedingsJohn Woolslair Sheppard
- Does the Liability Insurer Have a Duty to Compromise?Lloyd E. Brown
- Aesthetic Nuisance in FloridaGeorge Vega Jr.
- Florida Conditional Sales–Relief from ForfeitureJohn E.M. Ellis
- Assignment of Accounts Receivable–The Security Interest Obtained in FloridaKermit G. Kindred
- The Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in Federal Tax InvestigationsNorman H. Lipoff
- Presumption of Death in Life Insurance CasesFrank C. Logan
- Circumstantial Evidence in the Federal Courts–The Fifth Circuit and the Holland CaseKenneth H. MacKay Jr.
- Transfer of the Mortgagee's Interest in FloridaWilliam T. Swigert
Kenneth H. MacKay, Circumstantial Evidence in the Federal Courts–The Fifth Circuit and the Holland Case, 14 Fla. L. Rev. 89 (1961).