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Volume 59, Summer 1985, Number 4

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Volume 59, Summer 1985, Number 4

Articles

Organizations Classified as Corporations for Federal Tax Purposes
William J. Rands

Constitutional Home Rule in New York: "The Ghost of Home Rule"
James D. Cole

Note

Dual Standards for the Use of Employee Benefit Plans in Corporate Takeovers: ERISA and the Business Judgment Rule
Melany R. Gray

Comments

Bad Faith Strictly Defined for Private Commodities Lawsuits: Sam Wong & Son, Inc. v. New York Mercantile Exchange
Joseph M. Barry

Limiting the Availability of Habeas Corpus Relief for Burden-Shifting Errors--Fourth Circuit Avoids Harmless Error Analysis With a Fundamentally Unfair Standard: Fulton v. Warden, Maryland Penitentiary
Steven M. Post

Recent Developments in New York Law

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

CPLR 302(a): Fiduciary Shield Doctrine Prevents the Exercise of Long-Arm Jurisdiction Over Non-Resident Corporate Officier Acting in Corporate Capacity
Craig J. Henneberger

CPLR 327: Entertainment of Actions Involving Foreign Corporations' Internal Affairs Determined by Forum Non Conveniens Doctrine
Joseph J. Pash Jr.

CPLR 6501: Notice of Pendency Improper in Action Involving Contract for the Sale of Stock Representing the Beneficial Ownership of Real Property
Dennis W. Russo

Ins. Law § 3404: Failure to Provide for Shortened Limitation Period in Fire Insurance Policy Results in Application of the General Six-Year Period
Roger G. Coffin

Ins. Law § 3407: Failure of Insured to File Proof of Loss Within the Required 60-Day Period Constitutes an Absolute Defense Against Lawsuit
Richard A. Spehr

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