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Volume 53, Fall 1978, Number 1

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Volume 53, Fall 1978, Number 1

Articles

Longshoremen's Personal Injury Actions Under the 1972 Amendments to the Lonshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act
James M. Hazen and John M. Toriello

Implied Consent in Intoxication Tests: A Flawed Concept
Penn Lerblance

CPLR 3101: Pre-Trial Disclosure on the Issue of Child Custody in a Matrimonial Action Denied
Audrey Rogers

Note

Governmental Liability Under Section 1983 and the Fourteenth Amendment After Monell
Thomas M. Dawson

Recent Developments in New York Law

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

CPLR 214-a: Physician Who Fraudulently Concealed His Malpractice from Patient Held Estopped from Raising Statute of Limitations as a Defense
Alan Sorkowitz

CPLR 217: Four-Month Limitation Period Governing Article 78 Proceeding to Review Results of Civil Service-Type Examination Held to Begin Running When Final Eligibility List Published
Marian A. Campbell

CPLR 1012: Stockholder Allowed to Appeal Dismissal or Derivative Action Although Not a Party to Action at Trial Stage
John H. Beers

CPLR 3215: A Defendant in Default Is Entitled to an Assessment of Damages on the Question of Reasonable Cover
Michael Jacobellis

CPL § 190.52: Statute Amended to Give Grand Jury Witnesses Limited Right to Counsel
Leah Kaplan

Court of Appeals Sanctions Warrantless Arrest Based on Probable Cause
Ernest R. Stolzer

GML § 50-e: Liberalized Notice of Claim Requirements Applicable to Claims that Accrued Within 1 Year of the Amendment's Effective Date
Francis J. Coughlin Jr.

Tax Law § 697(e): Secrecy Provision Prohibits Disclosure of Income Tax Return to Grand Jury in Non-Tax-Related Matter
John F. Farmer

Court of Appeals Clarifies Definition of "The Same Cause of Action" for Purposes of Claim Preclusion
Marea C. Mule

Federal Venue Restrictions for Suits Against National Banks Held Inapplicable to Third-Party Claims
Anne A. Dillon

Seider Viable Notwithstanding Shaffer v. Heitner
John E. Ryan

Use of Plural Pronouns in Joint Will Can Create Binding Obligation
Fred P. Boy III

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