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Volume 49, Summer 1975, Number 4
Editorial Board
Articles
Property Planning and the Search for a Comprehensive Housing Policy--The View from Mount Laurel
Patrick J. Rohan
Quasi-in-Rem Jurisdiction: Outmoded and Unconstitutional?
Joseph P. Zammit
Notes
Recent Developments in New York Law
The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
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CPLR 203(a): "Continuous Treatment" Doctrine Extended to Malpractice Action Against Architect
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CPLR 311(1): Jurisdiction Expanded
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CPLR 1102(a): Indigent Litigant in a Divorce Action Has No Constitutional Right to Assigned Counsel
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CPLR 1209: Permission for Submitting Infant's Claim to Arbitration May Be Obtained at Any Time Prior to Commencement of Arbitration Hearings
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CPLR 3022 & 3026: Remedy for Defectively Verified Pleading Is To Treat It as a Nullity; Plaintiff State Not Prejudiced Where Prosecution for Perjury is Precluded
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CPLR 3101(a)(4): Court of Appeals Applies a Strcit Interpretation to "Special Circumstances" Requirement for Obtaining Disclosure from Nonparty Witness
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CPLR 3404: Fourth Department Vacates a Dismissal for Abandonment Upon Condition that Neglectful Attorney Pay $1,000 in Costs
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CPLR 5015(a): On Motion, Trial Court Uses Inherent Discretionary Power To Vacate Its Own Final Judgment in Light of Posttrial Death of Plaintiff
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CPLR 5222(b): Service of Restraining Order Gives Judgment Creditor Rights Superior to General Creditors Who Subsequently Take Assignment Without Consideration
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Ins. Law §§ 670-77: 90-Day Notice Held "As Soon as Practicable" Under No-Fault
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Dole Counterclaim Unavailable Against a Plaintiff Suing in Representative Capacity
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Standing To Litigate in Suits Against the Civil Service
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