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Vol. 26, Issue 2, 1974January 01, 1974 EDT

Inspection Rights of Corporate Stockholders: Toward a More Effective Statutory Model

Kenneth Winston Starr, Terrance E. Schmidt,
Photo by Luke Tanis on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 2, 1974

Vol. 26, Issue 2, 1974
  • Inspection Rights of Corporate Stockholders: Toward a More Effective Statutory Model
    Kenneth Winston StarrTerrance E. Schmidt
  • Impoundment: A Search for Legal Principles
    L. Harold LevinsonJon L. Mills
  • The Implied Partnership: Equitable Alternative to Contemporary Methods of Postmarital Proprety Distribution
    Michael C. Murph
  • Cable Television Option for Florida: Plan or Chaos?
    Dale A. Dettmer
  • Municipal and County Ordinacnces: Looming Difficulties Under Florida's New Judical Article
    Donald S. Hart
  • Balancing In Loco Parentis and the Constitution: Defining the Limits of Authority Over Florida's Public High School Students
    W. Roderick Bowdoin
  • The Availability of Tax-Free Incorporation to the Cash Basis Taxpayer
    Edward O. Savitz
  • Juvenile Court: Due Process, Double Jeopardy, and the Florida Waiver Procedures
    Michael A. Fogarty
  • Res Ipsa Loquitur and Multiple Defendants: Time for Betrothal
    Edward F. Koren
  • Obscenity: Determined by Whose Standards?
    Scott Cross
  • Constitutional Law: Airport Searches and the Exclusionary Rule--Valid Police Work or Prosecution by Windfall?
    Robert T. Hyde Jr.
  • Standing to Sue: Common Law Developments Concerning State Labor Law
    J. Penn Carolan
  • Debtor-Creditor Relations: The Florida Supreme Court Helps Those Who Help Themselves
    Richard Candelora
  • Freedom of the Press: The Constitutionality of Florida's Right of Reply Statue
    Barbara Alden Ropes
  • Public Nuisance: Standing to Sue Without Showing "Special Injury"
    Tim E. Sleeth
  • Criminal Law: Cumulative Sentencing for Offenses Within a Single Transaction
    Normal L. Hull
  • Securities Regulation: Section 16(b) "Purchase" and "Sale"--An Objective or Subjective Approach?
    James L. Main
Fla. L. Rev.
Kenneth Winston Starr & Terrance E. Schmidt, Inspection Rights of Corporate Stockholders: Toward a More Effective Statutory Model, 26 Fla. L. Rev. 173 (1974).
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