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BOSTON COLLEGEINDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL

LAW REVIEW

VOLUME I

1 959-1 960

BRIGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS

1960

COPYRIGHT 1959-1960

BY BOSTON COLLEGE

TABLE OF CONTENTS TO VOLUME I

ARTICLES

OPPUGNANCY AND OPPRESSION IN CLOSE CORPORATIONS:REMEDIES IN AMERICA AND IN BRITAIN F. Hodge O'Neal 1

INVESTMENT SECURITIES UNDER THE

UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE Cornelius IV. Wickersham 37

CONCEPTUAL OBSOLESCENCE IN LAW AND ACCOUNTING-FINANCE RELATIONS BETWEEN RETAILER AND

ASSIGNEE OF RETAIL RECEIVABLES Homer Kripke 55

THE UNSECURED CREDITOR-"THE LITTLE

BUSINESSMAN"-AND THE UNIFORM

COMMERCIAL CODE William A. Schnader 65

IMPROVING THE LAW OF FEDERALLIENS AND PRIORITIES James Angell MacLachlan 73

COLLECTIVE LABOR AGREEMENTS AND THE

THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARY Walter H. E. Jaeger 125

ARBITRATION'S IMPORTANCE TO THE LAWYER Sylvan Gotshal 151

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN THE

NAVY: 1950-1960 1. Sinclair Armstrong andLawrence E. Chermak 159

LABOR AND SMALL BUSINESS-UNIFORMITYOR CONFUSION LeMarquis DeJarman 175

TORTS AND BANKRUPTCY-A SYNTHESIS G. Stanley Joslin 185

CREDITORS' RIGHTS IN TENANCIES

BY THE ENTIRETIES Richard G. Huber 197

COMMENTS

PROMISSORY ESTOPPEL MAY MAKE

AN OFFER IRREVOCABLE Judson A. Crane 87

RELIEF FOR MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS:

SECTION 19 OF THE TECHNICAL

AMENDMENTS ACT OF 1958 James W. Smith 91

THE RETAIL PAPER PURCHASER AND

THE PROCEEDS LIEN J. Edward Collins 97

CREDIT CARDS AND THE VIRTUAL ACCEPTANCE . . Frederick M. Hart 209

EQUITABLE SERVITUDES: RESTRICTION ON

TRANSFER OF CHATTEL Peter L. Albrecht 215

Ill

BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

UNIFORM -COMMERCIAL CODE ANNOTATIONS

Article I: General Provisions 219

Article 2: Sales 219

Article 3: Commercial Paper 222

Article 6: Bulk Transfers 226

Article 9: Secured Transactions; Sales of Accounts, Contract Rightsand Chattel Paper 226

CURRENT LEGISLATION

Corporate Legislation 231

Trade Regulation 233

Security Financing Legislation 234

Uniform Commercial Code 236

STUDENT COMMENTS

Effect of Exculpatory Language on Illegal Union Security Provisions 239

Effect of Husband's Indorsement of His Wife's Signature upon aJoint Check 247

Employee's Right To Compel Arbitration or Recover Damages for.Wrongful Discharge 256

Taxation of Unincorporated Medical Groups 260

CASE NOTES

Arbitration Award—Personal Service Contract.—Staklinski v. PyramidElectric Co. 101

Conditional Sales—Rescission by Purchaser Allowed Where ContractDid Not Precisely Conform to Statutory Standard.—Bratta v.Caruso Car Co. 102

Constitutional Law—Export-Import Clause—State's Power to Tax Ex-ports—Sales Tax.—Gough Industries, Inc. v. State Board of Equali-zation. 104

Constitutional Law—Off-Street Parking Provision in Municipal ZoningOrdinance Held Invalid As a Delegation of Legislative Power.—State ex rel. Associated Land and Investment Corp. v. The Cityof Lyndhurst. 106

Corporations—Executive Compensation—Deferred Compensation UnitPlans.—Lieberman v. Koppers Co., Inc. 108

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Criminal Law—Partnerships—Statutory Construction.—United Statesv. A & P Trucking Co. et al. 109

Eminent Domain—What Constitutes an Interference Sufficient toConstitute a Taking.--Cities Service Oil Co. et al. v. City ofNew York. 111

Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act—Statutory Construction—Coal-TarColors—Standard of Adulteration.—Flemming v. Florida CitrusExchange. 112

Labor Relations—Arbitration—Condition Precedent to an Action forDamages for Wrongful Discharge.—Woodward Iron Co. v. Ware. 114

Landlord and Tenant—Payment of Increased Taxes on Lessee's Im-provements—Doctrine of Waste.—The Crew Corp. v. Feiler. 115

Restraint of Trade--Robinson-Patman Act—Indirect Price Discrimi-nation.—Ludwig v. American Greetings Corporation. 117

Security Interests—Doctrine of Inconsistent Remedies Affecting Se-cured Party's Interest under the Uniform Commercial Code.—in reAdrian Research & Chemical Co. 118

Subcontracts—Part Performance—Damages.—Albre Marble and TileCo., Inc. v. John Bowen Co., Inc. 121

Bankruptcy—Quaker , City Doctrine—Pennsylvania Uniform Commer-cial Code.—Matter of Einhorn Bros., Inc. 267

Breach of Warranty—Recovery Allowed by Third Party in the Absenceof Privity—Scope of Liability Extended by Uniform CommercialCode.—B. F. Goodrich Co. v. Hammond. 268

Bankruptcy—Summary Jurisdiction Rights of Transferees.—Kohn v.Myers & Teleprompter Corp. 270

Banks—Holder for Value—Collection Agreement. —Pike v. First Nat'lBank. 272

Brokerage Commissions Under Clayton Act—Seller's Reduction ofPrices Through Elimination of its Own Brokers.—Robinson v.Stanley Home Products 274

Chattel Mortgages—Bill of Sale to Secure Debt—Effect of GrantingBorrower Permission to Sell the Secured Chattel.—Peoples Loan. &Finance Corporation of Rome v. McBurnette. 277

Conditional Sales—Construction of Insecurity Clause.—JacksonvilleTractor Co. v. Nasworthy. 279

Contracts—Accord and Satisfaction—Enforcement of Executory Accordby Creditor upon Breach of Debtor.—Ohlson v. Steinhauser. 281

Contracts—Economic Duress.—Wolf v. Marlton Corporation. 284

BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

Corporations—Constitutional Law—State's Reserved Power to AmendCorporate Charters.—Coyne v. Park & Tilford Distillers Corpora-tion. 286

Customs Duties—Deductions—Tariff Act—Statutory Construction.—International Packers, Limited v. United States. 288

Indemnity Contracts—Express Provisions Required for Indemnifica-tion for Negligence.—Metropolitan Paving Co. v. Gordon Herkenhoff& Assoc. 291

Joint Accounts—Establishment of Deceased Donor Depositor's Intent.—Idaho First National Bank v. First National Bank of Caldwell. 292

Labor Arbitration—Coverage of a Unilateral Noncontributory PensionPlan.—Saks and Company, Inc. v. Saks Fifth Avenue Women's ShoeSalespeople Committee. 295

Labor Law—Railway Labor Act as Amended—Statutory Construction—The Extra-Territorial Effect Thereof.—Air Lines Stewardesses,Etc., Ass'n v. Northwest Airlines, Inc. 296

Mortgages—Effect of a Nonjudicial Sale Under a Contractual Poweron a Junior Federal Tax Lien.—United States v. Bank of AmericaTrust & Say. Ass'n. 298

Mortgages—Pre-emption of State Law by Federal Statute when Gov-ernment is a Mortgagee.—John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. v.Hetzel. 300

Negotiable Instruments—Forged Endorsements—Statute of Limita-tions.—Edgerly v. Schuyler. 302

Negotiable Instruments—Forged Signature—Recovery by DraweeBank.—Riggs Nat'l Bank of Washington, D.C. v. Dade Fed. Say.and Loan Ass'n. 304

Negotiable Instruments—Mere Failure to Return a Check WithinTwenty-four Hours as Constituting Acceptance.—Fidelity & De-posit Co. of Md. v. Idaho Bank & Trust Co. 307

Negotiable Instruments—Stop Payment—Notice to the Payee.—Na-tional Boulevard Bank of Chicago v. Schwartz. 310

Suretyship—Subrogation—Assignment of Claims Act—Assignee Bank'sRight to Progress Payments Superior to That of Sureties on Gov-ernment Contractor's Bonds.—American Fidelity Co. v. Nat. CityBank of Evansville. 312

Taxation—Attachment Lien Not Entitled to Priority Over SubsequentFederal Tax Lien.—Manchester Federal Savings and Loan Associa-tion v. Emery Waterhouse Co. 315

Taxation—Federal Income—Statutory Interpretation—Useful Life-Salvage Value.—Hertz Corporation v. United States. 316

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United States Arbitration Act—Stay of Proceedings—Declaration ofNational Law—Fraud as an Arbitrable Issue.—Robert LawrenceCo., Inc. v. Devonshire Fabrics, Inc. 318

Usury Statutes—Their Effect on Deferred Payments of InstallmentSales Contracts.—Langille v. Central-Penn Nat'l Bank of Philadel-phia. 322

SIGNIFICANT LAW REVIEW ARTICLES

Review of Articles 325

Periodical Index 331

BOOK REVIEWS

O'Neal: Close Corporations: Law and Practice. Henry E. Foley 335

Oleck: Modern Corporation Law Cornelius J. Moynihan 340

Boom. RECEIVED 124

CUMULATIVE INDEX

Volume I 345

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CUMULATIVE INDEX TO VOLUME 11959- 1960

Case Index(Boldface type denotes cases which have been noted.)

Cases Cited PageAdrian Research & Chemical Co.,

In re 118, 229Air Lines Stewardesses, Etc.,

Ass'n v. Northwest Airlines,Inc. 296

Alabama Power Co. v. Haygood 115Albre Marble and Tile Co., Inc.

v. John Bowen Co., Inc.Allen v. HarrisAmerican Fidelity Co. v. Nat.

City Bank of EvansvilleAnderson v. International and

Chemicals Corp. 287Angus v. Scully 122Ashley v. Keith Oil Corp. 16Ashton v. Penfield 20Associated Flour Haulers &

Warehousemen, Inc. v. Sulli-van 126

Association of Westinghouse Sal-aried Employees v. Westing-house Electric Corp. 135, 139,

140, 150

Baird Co. v. Gimble Bros. Inc. 88Barnes v. Eastern & Western

Lumber Co. 6Barrett v. Smith 16Bello v. Union Trust Co. 247Benane v. International Harves-

ter Company 135Bennet v. B reuil Petroleum

Corp. 15Berkwitz v. Humphrey 108Bernhardt v. Polygraphic Co. of

America, Inc. 319, 320, 321Bert v. Helvering 260, 264B. F. Goodrich Co. v. Hammond 268Blanchard v. Prudential Ins. Co. 11Bleck v. East Boston Co. 19Blum & Co. v. Landau

139

Bodell v. General Gas & ElectricCorp.

Boudreau v. ChesleyBratta v. Caruso Car Co.Broch v. FTCBudget Charge Accounts v. Mul-

Burleson v. Hayutinlaney

Burnetta v. Marceline Coal Co.

Cases Cited PageCampbell v. Pennsylvania Indus-

tries, Inc. 20Canada v. Yazoo & M.V.R. Co. 131Cantelmo, Application of 24Car v. Kimball 15, 16Carolina Supplies & Cement Com-

pany 180Carpenter, In re 205Carter's Claim, In re 220Cities Service Oil Co., et al. v.

City of New York 111City Bank Farmers' Trust Co. v.

Hewitt Realty Co. 10Clinch Co. Bank v. Wyatt-Proch

Lumber Co. 212Cohen, Application of 24Cole Manufacturing Co. v. Col-

lier' 204Com'r of Internal Revenue v.

Hansen 61Commonwealth v. Two Ford

Trucks 227Coolidge v. Payson 210Corning Custom Gin Co. v.

Oliver 19Coyle v. Erie R. Co. 134Coyne v. Park & Tilford Distil-

era Corporation 286Court Holding Company v. Com-

missioner 92Crawford v. Burke 191Crew Co. v. Feller 115Cross Mountain Coal Co. v. Ault 139

10014088

19269

140

302

20

267

257

121282

312

Dart Nat'l Bank v. Mid-WestCorp. 97,

Donahoo v. ThompsonDrennan v. Star Paving Co.Drob v. National Memorial Park

Inc.Duart v. AxtonDufour v. Continental Southern

7 Lines, Inc.186102 Edgerly v. Schuyler275 Edison v. Edison United Phono-

graph Co.223 Einhorn Bros., Inc., In the Mat-

21 ter of126, Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Ry. v.

128 Burley

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CASE INDEX

Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page

Elwert v. Pacific First Fed. Say.Ass'n

Empresa SiderugicaCounty of Merced

Erie R.R. v. TompkinsEvans v. Commissioner

nal Revenue

Fagliarone v. Consolidated FilmIndustries, I nc. 144

Federal United Corporation v.Havender 287

Fidelity Corp. v. Associates Dis-count Corp. 98

Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. v.Idaho Bank & Trust Co. 307

Fidelity Trust Company v. Gar-diner 222, 225

Finnerty v. Consolidated Tele-graph and Electric Subway Co. 187

First National Bank v. Anderson 219,222, 223

First Nat'l Bank v. Gaines , 201First Nat'l Bank of Murfreesboro

v. First Nat'l Bank of Nashville 309First Pennsylvania Banking and

Trust Co. v. De Lise 223, 224, 226First State Bank v. Black Bros.

Co. 309First Trust Co. v. Aredale Ranch

and Cattle Company 291Fleming v. Florida Citrus Ex-

change 112Florida Citrus Exchange v. Fol-

som 112Foss v. Harbottle 26Franklin National Bank v. Kass 209Freche, In re 194Freedman v. Fox 19, 21Funk v. Spalding 8

Gaines v. Long Mfg. Co. 14Gatlin v. Nat'l City Bank of New

York 17Galt v. United States 200Garbarino v. Utica Uniform Co. 17General Motors Acceptance

Corp. v. Associates DiscountCorp. 99

Gifford v. Commissioner of Pub-lic Health 121

Glazer v. Beer 203Glensder Textile Co. v. Commis-

sioner 201Goodman v. Dicker 89Gordon v. Campbell 77Gordon Inc. v. Ingersoll Rand

Co. 89Gordon v. United States 110Gorman v. Wright 5, 9Gottfried v. Gottfried

Gough Industries Inc. v. StateBoard of Equalization 124

Goyette v. Watson Co. 127Graham v. Bottenfield's, Inc. 269Grange Nat. Bank, Etc. v. Con-

ville 224, 225Grant Shoe Co. v. W. M. Laird

Co. 191Gray v. Gray 293Green v. National Advertising &

Amusement Co. 21Gregg v. Starks 134Guila v. Barton 125, 130, 139

Hall v. St. Louis-San FranciscoR. Co. 139

Hand v. Dexter 4Hanes v. Watkins, 21Hare v. General Contract Pur-

chase Corp. 322, 323Harmer, H. R. Ltd., Re 31Hartford Accident & Indemnity

Co. v. W. S. Dickey Clay Mfg.Co. 18

Hepner v. Miller 22Hertz Corp. v, United States 316Hochman v. Zigler's, Inc. 285Hoffman v. First Nat'l Bank 248Holland Furnace Co. v. Heidrich 221Holmes v. State 111Home Bond Co. v. McChesney 60,

61, .62Honolulu Star-Bulletin v. NLRB 245Hotel Employees v. Leedom 179Hudak v. Hornell Industries 130Hudson County Newspaper Guild

v. Jersey Publishing Co. 137Hughes Bros. Timber Co. v.

Minnesota 105Hughes Tool Co. v. NLRB 258Hurt v. Cotton State Fertilizer

Co. '17Hyman v. Velsicol Corp. 13

Importers & Grocers' Exchange,In re . 22

Indiana Natural Gas & Oil Co. v.Hinton 116

International Association ofMachinists v. Gonzales 141

International Packers, Limited v.United States 288

Isham v. Post 49

Jacksonville Tractor Co. v. Nar-worthy 279

J. I. Case Co. v. NLRB 136, 139, 140Jenkins v. Wm. Schluderberg-

T. J. Kurdle Co. 134John Hancock Mutual Life Ins.

Co. v. Hetzel 300

247S.A. v.

105319, 320, 321

of Inter-317

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Page Cases Cited PageCases Cited

Johnstone v. Gardiner

194Jones v. Missouri-Edison Co. 3, 8Jones Beach Blvd., Estate v.

Moses

111

Kaplan v. Black 2Karcz v. Luther Manufacturing

Co. 136Keller v. Wilson 286King v. Greene 197Kohn v. Myers & Teleprompter

Corp. 270

Lammonds v. Aleo Manufactur-ing Co. 133

Landcraf v. Griffith 191Langer v. Superior Steel Corp. 87Langille v. Central-Penn Nat'l

Bank of Philadelphia 322Lawrence v. Fox 125Lawrence, Inc. v. Devonshire

Fabrics, Inc. 151, 153, 318Lawton v. Bedell 11Leahy v. Smith 134Leipert v. R. C. Williams & Co. 80Lennan v. Blake 20, 22Lesnick v. Public Industrials

Corp. 11Lewis v. Barnes Contracting

Company 148Lewis v. Benedict Coal Corpora-

tion 138, 147, 149Lewis v. Fentress Coal Sr Coke

Co. 242Lewis v. Pate 203Lewis & Quality Coal Corp. 239Lieberman v. Koppers Co., Inc. 108Lipson v. Socony Vacuum Corp. 118Luckenbill, In the Matter of 227, 228Ludwig v. American Greeting

Corporation 117Lyon v. Bollinger 19

Maguire v. Osborne 16Manchester Federal Savings &

Loan Assoc. v. Emery Water-house Co. 315

Mandeville Island Farms, Inc. v.American Crystal Sugar Co. 118

Market v. College Offset Press,Inc. 226

Marranzano v. Riggs NationalBank of Washington 133, 140

Masten v. Salo 139Mathews v. Headley Chocolate

Co. 18Maxwell Shapiro Woolen Co.,

Inc. v. Amerotron Corp. 152McCoy v. St. Joseph Belt R. Co. 131McGee v. International Life In-

surance Co. 232

McGlohn v. Gulf & Ship IslandRailroad Co. 132

McGregor v. Louisville & N. R.Co. 139

McNulty v. W. & J. Sloane 287Mello v. Local 4408, CIO United

Steel Workers 143Melms v. Pabst 117Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.

v. United States 298Metropolitan Paving Co. v. Gor-

don Herkenhoff & Assoc. 291Midland Loan Finance Co. v. Os-

terberg 119Moore v. Illinois Central R. Co. 132,

135, 139, 144Morrissey v. Commissioner 260

Nadel! & Co. v. Grasso 215Nat'l Bond & Investment Co. v.

Union Investment Co. 98National Boulevard Bank of Chi-

cago v. Schwartz 310NLRB v. Gaynor News Co. 240NLRB v. Gottfried Baking Co. 241Nebel v. Nebel 10Nemser v. Aviation Corp. 17Newbridge Sanitary Steam Laun-dry, Ltd., Re 27

New York v. Fidelity Trust Co. 304New York-Brooklyn Fuel Corp.

v. Fuller 78Norton & Schneider, Inc., In re 25

Office Employees v. NLRB

179Ohlson v. Steinhauser

281O'Jay Spread Co. v. Hicks

139

Ostrofsky v. United Steelworkersof America

256

Patton v. Nicholas 10, 11, 20Pal/fides v. Jensen 26Pay-O-Matic Corp. v. Goldstein

& Son 80Pelton v. Commissioner 262Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Mahon,

et al. 111, 112Plumbers v. County of Door 178Peoples Loan & Finance Corpo-

ration of Rome v. McBumette 277Peters v. Alsup 201Pettus v. Olga Coal Company 137Piercy v. Louisville & Nashville

R. Co. 127Pike v. First Nat'l Bank 272Pratte v. Galatsos 216Price v. Neal 305

Quaker City Uniform Co., Inc.,In re 267

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CASE INDEX

Cases Cited Page

Red Star Express Line of Au-burn v. NLRB 240

Reid Drug Co. v. Salyer 19Rentschler v. Missouri Pacific

Railroad Co. 126, 139Ricketts v. Scothorn 87Riddle v. Mary A. Riddle Co. 16Rideout v. Knox 112Riggs Nat'l Bank of Washington,

D. C. v. Dade Fed. Say. andLoan Ass'n 304

Robert Lawrence, Inc. v. Devon-shire Fabrics, Inc. 151, 153, 318

Roberts v. Thompson 137Robinson v. Stanley Home Prod-

ucts 274Russell v. United Auto Workers 141

Sabatino, In re 191Saks and Co., Inc. v. Saks Fifth

Avenue Women's Shoe Sales-people Committee 295

Saltz v. Saltz Bros., Inc. 20San Diego Building Trades

Council v. Garman 176Saper v. Delgado 187Scottish Co-op Wholesale Soc'y

v. Meyer 30, 31Sears, Roebuck & Company v.

Power 220Shanik v. White Sewing Machine

Corporation 287Shelley v. Portland Tug & Barge

Co. 127Shinsky v. O'Neil 127Shinsky v. Tracey 127Sincavage v. Howells 221Slocum v. Delaware, L. & W. R.

Co. 144Smithey v. St. Louis Southwest-

ern R. Co. 138South American Minerals & Mer-

chandise Corp. v. Lewis 152Southern Pacific Co. v. Bogert 8, 14Southeastern Finance Co.

N.C.I.R. 58Staklinski v. Pyramid Electric

Co. 101Star Pub. Co. v. Ball 11State v. Breedlove 20State ex rel. Associated Land

and Investment Corp. v. Cityof Lyndhurst 106

State ex rel. Bayer v. Funk 283Stephan v. Merchants Collateral

Corp. 186Steven v. Hale-Haas Corp. 13Stratis v. Anderson 17Stroman v. Atchison, Topeka &

Santa Fe Ry. Co. 145

Cases Cited Page

Teamster Union v. Voight 181Tennessee Coal, Iron & R. Co.

v. Sizemore 133, 136Textile Workers v. Lincoln Mills 135,

140, 258Transcontinental & Western Air,

Inc. v. Koppal 144, 145Trau & Loevner v. Routman 226Tulsa v. Hindman 112

Union Carbide and Carbon Corp.v. Bargain Fair, Inc. et al. 233

Union Trust Co. v. Long 90United States v. A & P Truck-

ing Co., et al. 109United States v. Bank of Amer-

ica 298, 301United States v. Boyd 298United States v. City of New

Britain 84United States v. Cless 301United States v. Gilbert Asso-

ciates 81United States v. Hadden 314United States v. Kinter 262United States v. International

Commercial Co., Inc. 289United States v. Lexington Mill

& Elev. Co. 113United States v. Massey Motors,

Inc. 317United States v. Munsey Trust

Co. 314United States v. White Bear

Brewing Co. 78

Volquardsen v. Southern Amuse-ment Co.

Wabash Ry. v. American Refrig-eration Transit Co. 11

Washington Cooperative ChurchAssn. v. jacot 119

West v. Baltimore & Ohio R.Co. 128

Whittemore v. Continental Mills 11, 12Wiesal v. McBride 221, 228Williams v. Carus Enterprises 103Williamson v. Martz 220Wilson v. United Countries

Bank Ltd. 187Wise v. Midtown Motors, Inc. 285Wisner v. First National Bank 308Wolf v. Mariton Corporation 284Woodward Iron Co. v. Ware 114

Yazoo & Mississippi Valley R.Co. v. Sideboard 131, 134, 139

Yazoo & Mississippi Valley R.Co. v. Webb

127, 128Young v. Chicopee

122, 123

139

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Topical IndexArbitration

importance to the lawyerhow lawyers should act in

using arbitration 156how used in lawyer's practice 154what modern arbitration is 151

personal service contract 101United States Arbitration Act

stay of proceedingsdeclaration of national law 318fraud as an arbitrable issue 318

BankruptcyQuaker City Doctrine 267summary jurisdiction

rights of transfere'es 270torts

position of creditors havingtort claims 190

tort claims held by bankrupt .. 185Banks

joint accountsestablishment of deceased

donor depositor'S intent 292

Chattel Mortgages .bill of sale to secure debt

effect of granting borrowerpermission to sell securedchattel 277

Constitutional Law ,off street parking 106

Contractsaccord and satisfaction ,

enforcement of executory ac-cord by creditor uponbreach by debtor 281

economic duress 284indemnity

express provisions ',requiredfor indemnificatidn, for.negligence 291

promissory, estoppel'may make an offer irrevo-

cable 87subcontracts

part performancedamages 121

warranty •breach of

recovery allowed by thirdparty in absence of priv-ity under UCC - 268

Corporations •current legislation 231executive compensation

deferred compensation unitplans 108

oppugnancy and oppression inclose corporations, remedies

British remediesremedies in general 25Section 210, Companies

Act of 1948, remedy 27problems of strife and op-

pressiondeadlocks 2inability of unhappy share-

holder to get out 1losses to enterprise and to

participants 2squeeze outs 2

remedies in U.S.expanding conception of

fiduciary duties of direc-tors and controllingshareholders 7

power of minority share-holders to bring , aboutequity receivership or astatutory dissolution ,18

power of minority share-holder to compel declara-tion of dividends 9

power of minority share-holders to prevent dilu-tion of their intereststhrough the issuance ofnew stock 12

principles which obstructrelief 4

relief available to minorityshareholders against ex-cessive compensation of •shareholder-employees 15

remedies in general 5state's reserved powe•to amend

corporate charters 286Creditors' Rights

tenancies by the entiretiesancient estate 197modern estate 198rights of creditors

all, interests reachable rule 201, common law rule 200'federal bankruptcy law 205no interests reachable rule 202right of survivorship reach-

able rule 204unsecured creditor

uniform commercial codeadvantages 70bulk sales 67debtor's rights transferred 68default 67secret liens 69secured party not in ac-

cordance in dispositionof collateral 68

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8484 Negotiable Instruments

acceptancefailure to return check with-

in twenty-four hours asconstituting

banksholder for value

collection agreementeffect of husband's indorsement

of his wife's signature upon ajoint check

298 forged endorsementsrecovery by drawee bankStatute of Limitations

notice to payeestop paymentvirtual acceptance

credit cards

Partnershipscriminal law

statutory construction

Salesconditional sales

insecurity clause, construc-tion of

recession by purchaserinstallment sales contract

usury statutesSecurities

doctrine of inconsistent rem-edies affecting secured party'sinterest under Uniform Com-mercial Code

112 investment securities underUniform CommerCial Codeapplication and subject matter

conflict of lawsnegotiability

295 over issuesissue and issuer

alteration114 completion

effect of trustees' andtransfer agent's signa-

256 tures

808174777978

300

828176

315

5759585758

307

272

247

304302310310

209

109

279102

322

118

414040

4444

45

TOPICAL INDEX

Customsduties

deductions under Tariff Act 288

Eminent Domaintaking

interference sufficient to con-stitute a taking

Equitable Servitudesrestriction on transfer of chat-

tel paper

215

Federal Liens and Prioritiescircuity of lienconsent of U.S. to be suedcontractual liensfiling provisionsimpact of government claimsinchoate lienliens of suretiesmechanics' lienmortgage

effect of a nonjudicial saleunder a contractual poweron a Junior Federal Taxlien

pre-emption of state law byfederal statute when gov-ernment is mortgagee

proposed law of federal taxliens

remedy required3466, Revised Statutes

taxationattachment lien not entitled

to priority over subsequentfederal tax lien

Finance Accountingfinance relations between re-

tailer and assignee of retailreceivablesbalance sheet treatmentbankruptcyinstalment basis of taxationrestrictive covenantsusury

Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Actcoal-tar colors

standard of adulteration

Labor Relations'-arbitration

coverage of a unilateral non-contributory pension plan

wrongful dischargecondition precedent for an

action for damagesemployee's right to compel

arbitration or recoverdamages

exculpatory language, effect ofon illegal union security pro-visions 239

Railway Labor Actextra-territorial effect 296

small business 175Landlord and Tenant

111 doctrine of waste 115improvements by lessee

payment of increased taxes 115Liens

proceeds lienretail paper purchaser 97

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issuer and registered own-ers

responsibilityrestrictionsstalenessunauthorized signatures

purchasebona fide purchaserdeliveryduty to deliverindorsementsnoticestale noticewarrantieswrongful transfer

registrationduties of trustees and

agentslost securities

legislation, current security fi-nancing

SuretyshipAssignment of Claims Actsubrogation

Taxationincome, federal

useful life, salvage valuesales tax

state's power to tax exportsTechnical Amendments Act of

1958history

code provisions

"Court Holding Problem" 9244 effect of the "Court Hold-42 ing Problem" on the43 1954 I.R.C. § 337 9343 purpose of § 19 9443 § 19 94

unincorporated medical groupshistory 260present status 263temporary fluctuation 262outlook 265

Trade Regulationbrokerage commissions under

Clayton Actseller's reduction of prices

through elimination of itsown brokers 274

legislation, current 233Robinson-Patman Act

234 indirect price discrimination 117rules and regulations, current 234

312312 U.S. Navy

financial management 1950-1960accountingaccrual accounting

316 auditingcomptrollership

104 cost-based budgetsfinancing contractorsfund controlfuture improvements

91 performance budgeting

4648494746464749

5252

166169170161164169167172162

Uniform Commercial Code Index

Article Sec. Page Article

Sec. Page

1 102(2) (b) 103 3 306(b) (c) 2721 103 89 3 307 2231 201 219, 228 3 401 220,2241 201(19) 280 3 402 2241 201(37) 57, 65,82 3 403 2241 208 280 3 404 2472 105 219 3 407 222, 2252 106 220 3 409 2492 201 220 3 409(1) 3102 202 220 3 410 211, 212, 249, 3102 205 89 3 417 3052 302 281 3 418 3052 318 269 3 419 3102 403 221 3 508 2252 606 221 4 207 3053 115 222 4 208 2743 205 311 4 208(b) 2733 301 273 4 209 2743 302 222,311 4 03(1) 3103 302(1) (4) 272,273 4 406(4) 3043 303(a) 272,273 6 102 2263 305 223,272 6 111 226

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Article Sec. Page Article Sec. Page

8 101 38 9 102(1) 578 102 38,39 9 104 2678 103 39 9 104(b) 2678 104 39,52 9 107 2268 105 40,41,46 9 109 698 201 41,46 9 110 1048 231(3) 42,46 9 202 1218 202 42,46 9 203(1) 698 203 43,46 9 204 698 204 43,46 9 204(3) 708 205 42,43,46 9 205 708 206 44,46 9 207 2378 207 45,46 9 301 227,2378 208 45,46 9 302 69,2678 301 45,46 9 305 698 302 46 9 306 99,1068 303 46 9 307 2288 304 46,48,236 9 307(2) 698 305 46 9 308 99,1008 306 47 9 311 688 307 47 9 312 2378 308 44,47,48 9 312(4) 2378 309 47 9 401 2288 310 48 9 402 103,1048 311 48,49 9 403 2378 312 48 9 405 2378 313 48 9 501 229,2388 314 49 9 501(1) 1218 314(1) 49 9 501(3) 678 314(2) 49 9 501(5) 1218 315 49 9 502 68,70,2298 316 49 9 502(2) 57,688 317 49 9 503 68,2308 318 49, 237 9 504 68, 229, 2308 319 50 9 504(2) 578 401 50, 51 9 504 (3) 688 402 50,51,237 9 505 68,2308 403 51,237 9 505(1) 688 404 51 9 505(2) 688 405 52 9 506 688 406 53 9 507 689 102 70,82 9 507(1) 68

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ERRATA

Page 101, note 8. De Funiak, Modern Equity 165 (1956).

Page 321, note 15, should read:15 Prior to this determination a majority of courts had held that § 3 and other

enforcement provisions of the Act were not limited by § 2 relating to commerce andadmiralty, but that any arbitration agreement could be enforced if the federal courthad jurisdiction. E.g.,. Agostini Bros. Bldg. Corp. v. United States, 142 F.2d 854 (4thCir. 1944).

Page 321, note 17, should read:17 Bernhardt v. Polygraphic Co. of America, Inc., supra note 3, at 202-205; Cox,

op. cit. supra note 4; see statements to this effect in the instant case at 405-406.