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Articles

The Limits of Congressional Investigating Power
Jack Gose

Intent to Deceive in Applications for Insurance Policies
Leo D. Bloch

Editorials

Publication of the Restatement of the Conflict of Laws
anon

Service Through Books
anon

Notes and Comments

Preference in Bank Deposits
Frank T. Rosenquist

The Tort Liability of Users of Abandoned Property
James W. Johnston

Recent Cases

Attachment—Failure Properly to Index Writ as Affecting Constructive Notice; Criminal Law—Indictment and Information—Motion to Set Aside Judgment after Conviction Pleading Statute of Limitations; Damages—Breach of Agency—Burden of Proof; Executors and Administrators—Right to Appoinment—Testamentary Selection—Effect; Mechanics' Liens—Statute of Limitations on Filing of Liens—Completion and Abandonment; Taxation—Exemption of Property of Municipal Corporations—Power to Tax; Workman's Compensation—Status of Widow Who Married Injured Workman Subsequent to Time of Injury
J. J. L.

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