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Volume 18, April 1944, Number 2
Editorial Board
Article
Some Effects of the National Labor Relations Act on the Law of Contracts of Employment
Frederick A. Whitney
Notes
That Jury Question, "Unconsciousness"
Harriet G. Sarback
Admissability of Bills As Evidence of Value
Henry Peyton Wilmot
Local Prejudice in Criminal Trials
Theodore Krieger
Income Tax Deductions for Medical Expenses
Milton G. Harrison
Sufficiency of Complaint Under Federal Rules--Revolution of Objectives in Procedure
Sanford A. Peyser
Recent Developments in New York Law
Constitutional Law--Full Faith and Credit Doctrine--Extra-Territorial Validity of Divorces (In re Holmes Estate, 291 N.Y. 261 (1943))
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Criminal Procedure--Murder--Reversal of Judgment Because of Court's Statement that Conspiracy Existed (People v. Jackson, 291 N.Y. 451 (1943))
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Limitations--Interstate Commerce Act--Invalidity of Agreement by Shipper Not to Plead (Mid State Horticultural Co., Inc. v. Pennsylvania R.R., 320 U.S. 356 (1943))
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Negotiable Instruments--Action Against Accommodation Party--Promise Not to Enforce the Instrument (Callery v. Lyons, N.Y.L.J., Feb. 2, 1944, p. 431, col. 1, not officially reported))
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Negotiable Instruments--Check Used By Agent to Pay His Own Debt to Payee--Right of Maker to Recover From Payee (Munn v. Boasberg, 266 App. Div. 818 (1943))
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Contracts For Lease or Sale of Realty Under our Statute of Frauds
Joseph M. Cunningham