Vol. 28, Issue 3, 1967January 01, 1967 EDT
Tax Consequences of Gifts Given with Strings Attached
Tax Consequences of Gifts Given with Strings Attached
Richard D. Green,
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 3, 1967
Vol. 28, Issue 3, 1967
- Human Rights of the Aged: An Application of the General Norm of NondiscriminationHarold D. LasswellMyres S. McDougalLung-chu Chen
- Zoning by Special Assessment Financed Eminent Domain (ZSAFED)Donald G. Hagman
- Remedying Exclusionary Zoning Practices in SuburbiaStephen Sussna
- Tax Consequences of Gifts Given with Strings AttachedRichard D. Green
- Tax Consequences of Funding Trusts with Encumbered Property: The Demise of Section 677Joseph Barid Lefter
- Judicial Notice: Rule 201 of the Federal Rules of EvidenceCarla N. Neeley
- A Survey of Florida Alimony Since Passage of the 1971 Dissolution of Marriage ActSandra R. Scott
- Federal Control Over Wetland Areas: The Corps of Engineers Expands its JurisdictionWilliam F. Schneider
- Immunity of State and State Related Activities from Local Municipal Zoning Regulations: Florida FocusSandra G. Smith
- Equal Protection in Ballot PositioningStevel L. Sommers
- Legislative Immunity: Congressional Investigators Immune from Charges of Invasion of PrivacyBert Simon
- Constitutional Law: The Sanctity of a Private Club in a State Action InquiryWayne J. Birschbach
- Securities Regulation: Standing to Sue Under Rule 10b-5--Fishing for Fraud with an Oral ContractSally Foote Corcoran
- Corporal Punishment: Forty Whacks with the Fourteenth AmendmentLauren Detzel
Richard D. Green, Tax Consequences of Gifts Given with Strings Attached, 28 Fla. L. Rev. 682 (1967).