Master and Servant—Workmen's Compensation—Course of Employment; Property—Tax Lien Duration—Statutes of Limitations; Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 33—Power of Trial Judge to Grant a New Trial After Appeal Taken; Jury—Special Venire—Excuse of Previous Panel—Prejudicial Effect; Evidence—Parole Evidence to Vary Writing—To Show Existence of Condition; Vendor and Purchaser—Condition Precedent—Vendor's Failure to Furnish Title Report; Criminal Law—Constitutional and Statutory Provisions—Information as to Right to Be Represented by Counsel; The Writ of Coram Nobis in Washington

Authors

W. J. D.
P. M. R.
J. C. B.
C. J. N.

Abstract

Short summaries of recent cases.

First Page

55

Recommended Citation

W. J. D., P. M. R., J. C. B. & C. J. N., Recent Cases, Master and Servant—Workmen's Compensation—Course of Employment; Property—Tax Lien Duration—Statutes of Limitations; Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 33—Power of Trial Judge to Grant a New Trial After Appeal Taken; Jury—Special Venire—Excuse of Previous Panel—Prejudicial Effect; Evidence—Parole Evidence to Vary Writing—To Show Existence of Condition; Vendor and Purchaser—Condition Precedent—Vendor's Failure to Furnish Title Report; Criminal Law—Constitutional and Statutory Provisions—Information as to Right to Be Represented by Counsel; The Writ of Coram Nobis in Washington, 22 Wash. L. Rev. & St. B.J. 55 (1947).
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