Vol. 38, Issue 2, 1986March 01, 1986 EDT
Florida’s Troubled Phosphate Companies: Can Bankruptcy Law be Used to Relieve Their Obligation to Reclaim the Land?
Florida’s Troubled Phosphate Companies: Can Bankruptcy Law be Used to Relieve Their Obligation to Reclaim the Land?
Mary Jane Angelo,
Articles in Vol. 38, Issue 2, 1986
Vol. 38, Issue 2, 1986
- The Evolution of Cooperation in Natural Resources Law: The Drifter/Habute DistinctionWilliam H. Rodgers
- Response to RodgersRichard Hamann
- Pay Up or Shut Down: Some Cautionary Remarks on the Use of Conditional Entitlements in Private Nuisance CasesGregory M. Travalio
- Hazardous Waste and the Innocent PurchaserJohn H. Dyer
- Florida's Troubled Phosphate Companies: Can Bankruptcy Law be Used to Relieve Their Obligation to Reclaim the Land?Mary Jane Angelo
- Real Property Law: Sellers' Duty to Disclose Material Facts in Used Home Sales: Overdue or Overprotection?Marshall K. Jaquish
Mary Jane Angelo, Florida’s Troubled Phosphate Companies: Can Bankruptcy Law Be Used to Relieve Their Obligation to Reclaim the Land?, 38 Fla. L. Rev. 283 (1986).