St. John's Law Review

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Volume 60, Spring 1986, Number 3

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Exceptional Circumstances--Quo Vadis?
John R. Bartels

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The Individual Retirement Account: Retirement Help for the Masses, or Another Tax Break for the Wealthy?
Craig J. Langstraat

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The Clog on the Equity of Redemption and its Effects on Modern Real Estate Finance
Jeffrey L. Licht

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The National Environmental Policy Act and the Revised CEQ Regulations: A Fate Worse Than the "Worst Case Analysis?"
Melissa P. Corrado

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Second Circuit Rejects Need Requirement for Attorney Subpoena: In re Grand Jury Subpoena Served Upon John Doe, Esq. (Slotnick)
Kenneth A. Gerasimovich

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Not What the Doctor Ordered--Medical License Declared Marital Property: O'Brien v. O'Brien
Michael R. Herman

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Kelley v. R.G. Industries, Inc.: Maryland Court of Appeals Takes Shot in the Dark at Saturday Night Specials
Michael A. Knoerzer

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Preemption or Preservation of State Remedies Under ERISA? The New York Court of Appeals Preserves A State Remedy in Sasso v. Vachris
Patricia Loftus-Matthews

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

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Rosado v. Proctor & Schwartz, Inc.: An Erosion of the Manufacturer's Non-Delegable Duty in Products Liability?
Robert E. Rice

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Transfer Fees ('Flip Taxes') on the Sale of Cooperative Housing Units Must Be Expressly Permitted by the Tenant-Shareholder's Proprietary Lease or the Cooperative's By-Laws, but May Be Assessed on a Basis that Does Not Treat All Shareholders Alike
Alexander Sokoloff

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CPLR § 203(e): Plaintiff May Assert an Otherwise Time-Barred Claim Against a Third-Party Defendant If Court in its Discretion Finds Defendant Had Notice of the Claim and Amended Complaint Relates Back to Service of Third-Party Complaint
Jean Townley Nichols

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CPLR § 302(b): Jurisdiction Over a Non-Resident in an Equitable Distribution Action Following a Foreign Divorce Will Be Controlled by the Matrimonial "Long-Arm" Statute
Francis J. Quinn

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CPL § 200.40(1): Confessions Must Be Substantially Similar as to Their Content, Regardless of Their Reliability, in Order to be Found Interlocking so as to Defeat a Motion for Severance in a Criminal Proceeding
Etty Menache Pollack

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Penal Law § 265.02(4): Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Third Degree--Defendant Bears Burden of Production as "Home or Place of Business" Exception
Glenn M. Mitchell