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Volume 56, Summer 1982, Number 4

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Volume 56, Summer 1982, Number 4

Article

Curbing Litigation Abuses: Judicial Control of Adversary Ethics--The Model Rules of Professional Conduct and Proposed Amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure
Richard H. Underwood

Note

When the Walls Come Tumbling Down--Theories of Recovery for Defective Housing
Margaret A. Morgan

Comments

Extending the Younger Abstention Doctrine to State Administrative Proceedings: Williams v. Red Bank Board of Education
Carmine A. Reale

Trading on Confidential Information--Chiarella Takes an Encore: United States v. Newman
Elizabeth M. DeCristofaro

Recent Developments in New York Law

The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
St. John's Law Review

CPLR 302(b): Long-Arm Statute Unavailable in Action Seeking Determination of Paternity and Payment of Child Support Against Nonresident
Anthony Fischetti

Ins. Law § 167(1): Child's Infancy Will Not Excuse Requirement of Timely Notice to Insurer in Intrafamily claim
John James Lynch

Surrogate's Court Procedure Act § 1407: A Copy of a Missing Will May Not Be Admitted to Probate Unless the Independent Testimony of at Least One Witness Clearly and Distinctively Establishes the Substantive Terms of the Will
Louis J. Ragusa

Dismissal of Action on Statute of Frauds and Statute of Limitations Grounds Is Sufficiently Close to Merits to Bar Subsequent Suit Under Doctrine of Res Judicata
Thomas J. Quigley

Municipal Incorporation Criteria Set By Townships Are Not Preempted By Village Law
Ricardo H. Piedra

Negation of Factors Upon Which Defendant-Psychiatrist's Judgment Was Premised Is Necessary to Establish Prima Facie Case of Medical Malpractice
Alessandro F. Marra

Party Challenging Validity of Grand Jury Subpoena Duces Tecum Has Burden of Proving that Subpoenaed Material Is Irrelevant to Grand Jury Investigation
Sherri M. Tepperman

Retention of Counsel in Connection with Grand Jury Inquiry Does Not Preclude Subsequent Investigation, in the Absence of Counsel, Which Uncovers New Crimes
William J. Birney

Transfer of Custody Is Dependent Upon Best Interests of the Child, Not Upon Whether Particular Changed Circumstances Can Be Denominated Extraordinary
Thomas R. LaGreca

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