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Volume 51, Fall 1976, Number 1
Editorial Board
Articles
Psychic Injury and the Bystander: The Transcontinental Dispute Between New York and California
Andrew J. Simons
The Interception of Communications Without a Court Order: Title III, Consent, and the Expectation of Privacy
Clifford S. Fishman
Notes
UCC 2-718(1): Attorney's Fees as Liquidated Damages In New York
Robert M. Miller
Going Private: Who Shall Provide the Remedies?
Lawrence W. Thomas
Comments
People v. Patterson: The Constitutionality of New York's Affirmative Defense of Emotional Disturbance
Claudio B. Bergamasco
Retroactive Seniority as a Remedy for Past Discrimination: Franks v. Bowman Transportation Co.
Rosemary T. Berkery
Recent Developments in New York Law
The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
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CPLR 202: Significant Contacts Test Extended to Breach of Warranty Claims for Purpose of Borrowing Statute
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CPLR 214(5): Three-Year Statute of Limitations Applied to Action for Abuse of Process
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CPLR 303: Counterclaim by Seider-Predicated Third-Party Dole Defendant Does Not Constitute Commencement of an Action
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Court of Appeals Reaffirms Vitality of Donovan-Arthur Rule
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Gen. Mun. Law § 50-e: Legislature Liberalizes Notice of Claim Requirements
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Patent Danger Rule in Negligent Design Actions Abandoned
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Use of Term "Issue" in a Will Presumed to Encompass Illegitimates
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