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The Revenue Act of 1964: A Critical Analysis
Charles L. B. Lowndes
667
An Analysis of the Securities Acts Amendments of 1964
Richard M. Phillips and Morgan Shipman
706
International Recognition and Protection of Fundamental Human Rights
846
Presumptions—The Uniform Rules in the Federal Courts
867
The Role of the Courts in Abolishing Governmental Immunity
888
Conscientious Objectors: Requirement of a Belief in a Supreme Being Held to Create an Unconstitutional Classification
901
Constitutional Law: Discrimination by Private Hospitals Participating in Hill-Burton Program Held to be Violation of Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments
908
Constitutional Law: Imposition of Death Penalty After Successful Appeal From Sentence to Life Imprisonment Held to Violate Double Jeopardy Provision of California Constitution
915
Corporations: A Parent May Not Allocate to Itself Substantially All of the Tax Savings Resulting From Consolidated Returns
923
Federal Taxation: Employer’s Reimbursement of Employee’s Loss on Sale of Home Treated as Compensation
930
North Carolina Corporation Law and Practice. By Russell M. Robinson, II.
W. F. Womble
936
Unionization Attempts in Small Enterprises. By Morton Gitelman
John J. Coleman Jr.
940
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Print ISSN: 0012-7086
E-ISSN: 1939-9111
