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Volume 8 Issue 4 Number 4 Article 15
7-1-1967
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CUMULATIVE INDEX TO VOLUME VIII
1966 - 1967
Case Index(Boldface type denotes cases which have been noted or annotated.)
Cases Cited PageAbbott v. Anderson 985Ablondi v. Board of Review 39-40Abraham & Straus v. Teller 429 ffAcquisto v. General Motors Corp. 53Aegis Prods., Inc. v. Arriflex
Corp. 86-89Aetna Ins. Co. v. Commonwealth
716-17Aetna Ins. Co. v. Hyde 716Aetna Ins. Co. v. Travis 718A. H. Bull S.S. Co. v. National
Marine Eng'rs Beneficial Ass'n 849Allen Bradley Co. v. Local 3,IBEW 873-74
Allied Stores v. Funderburke 495-96Alverez v. Administrator 46American Airlines, Inc. v. CAB
• 135-146American Banana Co. v. United
Fruit Co. 683-84, 686American Can Co.
790. 989, 990, 992, 994American Fed'n of Labor v.
NLRB 778American Potash & Chemical
Corp. 786-791, 993-94American Ship Bldg. v. NLRB
811, 862-63Apex Hosiery Co. v. Leader 895 ffAppalachian Elec. Power Co. 656Application of Chase Manhattan
Bank 700Archer Laundry Co. 753-54Aristocrat Linen Supply Co. 753Arrow Transp. Co. v. Southern
Ry. 363-64Ashbacker Radio Corp. v. FCC
145-46Athens T.V. Cable, Inc. 777Atkinson v. Sinclair Ref. Co. 812Atlas Storage Div. 866Attorney-General v. Barfried En-
terprises Ltd. 222-24
Bach v. Friden Calculating Mach.Co. 316 ff
Badgett v. Department of Indus-trial Relations 48
Banco Mexicano de Commercio eIndustria v. Deutsche Bank 296 ff
Barney Motor Sales v. Cal Sales,Inc. 294, 304
Cases Cited PageBartlett v. Administrator 48-49Bateman v. Ford Motor Co. 315-16Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.
348-49, 351Bayer Co. v. United Drug Co. 128 ffBeacon Fed. Savings & Loan
Ass'n v. FHLBB 624Beaunit Mills, Inc. 993-94Berkey v. Third Ave. Ry. 981-83Benedict v. Ratner 106, 110Berne! Foam Prods. Co. 655Berry Bros. Buick, Inc. v. Gen-
eral Motors Corp. 297 if, 309 ffBig Y Supermarkets Inc. v. Mc-
Culloch 778, 781-82Bird & Sons Sales Corp. v. Tobin
104 ffBlack & Decker Mfg. Co. 177, 195-96Blue & Gold Stamps—U-Save
Premium Co. v. Sobieski 379 ffBoard of Governors of Fed. Re-
serve Sys. v. TransamericaCorp. 361
Board of Trade v. Johnson 986-87Boire v. Greyhound Corp. 779-80Bolognesi v. United States 260 ffBonwit Teller, Inc. 799 ffBrechu v. Rapid Transit Co. 41Briskin v. White 975 ffBroadwater v. Otto 282-83Brooks v. NLRB 658, 805Brophy v. Cities Serv. Co. 357Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v.
Atlantic Coast Line R.R. 666-72Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v.
Chicago River & Ind. R.R. 670-71Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v.
Toledo, P. & W.R.R. 160Brotherhood of Ry. & S.S. Clerks
v. Florida E.C. Ry. 153-163Brown & Root, Inc. 866Bullard Co. v. NLRB 778-81Bullion v. Aetna Ins. Co. 715-16, 723Burleson Unemployment Com-
pensation Case 46Burnett v. New York Cent. R.R. 650 ff
CAB v. Delta Air Lines, Inc. 141-42Cannery Workers 886-87Carey v. Westinghouse Corp. 1001
1017
BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW
Cases Cited PageCarlo Bianchi & Co. v. United'
States 7Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. v.
Review Bd. 52Carroll v. American Fed'n of
Musicians 898-900Chemical Bank, New York Trust
Co. v. Kheel 963-72Cintrone v. Hertz Truck Leasing
and Rental Serv. 89-92City of Minot v. General Drivers
Union No. 74 280-81, 286City of Springfield v. ClouSe 287 ffClavarella v. Salituri 976Commerce Trust Co. v. Wood-
bury 965-68Commissioner v. H. P. Hood &
Sons 1003 ffCompco Corp. v. Day-Brite Light-
ing Co. 127, 129-30Conren, Inc. v. NLRB 652-59, 804Continental Bank & Trust Co.
v. Martin 621 IfCorn Exch. Nat'l Bank v. Klauder
105 ffCox's Food Center v. Retail
Clerks 775Crane Packing Co. 796Crown Coat Front Co. v. United
States 646, 648 ff, 650Cumberland Shoe Corp. 745Cunard S.S. Co. v. Mellon 682-83
Dahlberg Bros., Inc. v. Ford Mo-tor Co. 316
David B. Findlay, Inc. v. Findlay325-26, 328
Department of Industrial Rela-tions v. Stone 42
Deshler Broom Factory v. Kinney 44Detroit Newspaper Publishers •
Ass'n v. NLRB 809-811Diner's Club, Inc. v. Whited
494-97, 509-10, 515 ffDistrict 50, UMW v. NLRB 857 ffDoyle v. Gordon 294 ff
E. A. Coronis Associates v. M.Gordon Constr. Co. 81-86
Easton Publications Co. v. FCC 910E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co.
787, 790-91, 995-96Ekco Prods. Co. v. FTC 946-47 ffEngland v. Christensen 338Erie Firefighters Local 293 v.
Gardner 282, 286Erie R.R. v. Tompkins 104 ff, 584 ffEssex County & Vicinity Dist.
Council of Carpenters 775Evening News Ass'n 809Excelsior Underwear, Inc.
794-95, 891 ffEx parte Bradstreet 362 ffEx parte Crane 362 ff
Cases Cited PageFabert Motors, Inc. v. Ford Mo-
tor Co. 296Fafnir Bearing Co. v. NLRB 860Falcone v. Middlesex County
Medical Soc'y 374-76Fallick v. Kehr 972-81FCC v. Sanders Bros. Radio Sta-
tion 910Federal Baseball Club, Inc. v.
National League 343 ff, 346Federation of Labor v. NLRB 199Fibreboard Paper Prods. Co. v.
NLRB .. 758-59, 852-53, 858, 873 ffFirst Nat'l City Bank v. Internal
Revenue Serv. 699First Pa. Banking & Trust Co.
v. Montgomery County Bank& Trust Co. 95
Florida E.C. Ry. v. United States154, 161
Foley Bros. v. Filardo 678-80, 684, 709Food Center, Inc. v. Food Fair
Stores, Inc. 168-74Food Fair Stores, Inc. v. FoodFair, Inc. 169
Ford Motor Co. v. Huffman 830, 837FPC v. Texaco, Inc. 140Frank Fisher Merchandising
Corp. v. Ritz Drug Co. • 384Fratt v. Robinson 356, 358Freed v. Szabo Food Serv., Inc. 355Friden Calculating Mach. Co. 994Frisch's Big Boy Ill-Mar, Inc. 185FTC v. Consolidated Foods Corp.
945-46FTC v. Dean Foods Co. 360-69FTC v. International Paper Co. 361FTC v. Procter & Gamble Co.
936, 940, 947-49
Gale Prods. 801Garden Check Cashing Serv., Inc.
v. First Nat'l City Bank 265Garden State Hosiery Co. . 177-80Garvin v. American Motors Sales
Corp. 310-11, 313 ffGarwin Corp. 756, 889-90General Drivers, Local 89 v. Riss
& Co. 822General Elec. Co. 751-53, 989-90General Elec. Co. v. Two Guys
from Harrison 382General Motors Corp. 800Gooding Amusement Co. 1009-10 ffGraber Mfg. Co. v. Dixon 619 ffGreat Lakes Carbon Corp. v.
NLRB 863-65Greater Del. Valley Fed. Savings
& Loan Ass'n v. FHLBB 619 ff, 620Great Scott Food Mkt., Inc. v.
Sunderland Wonder, Inc. 171-72Gulf Ref. Co. v. Plotnick 489
1018
CASE INDEX
Cases Cited PageCases Cited PageGulf Ref. Co. v. Williams Roofing
Co. 491-92, 496-97, 505, 507Guss v. Utah Labor Relations Bd. 773
Harris v. Balk 150Hawaii Meat Co. v. NLRB 157 ffHaynes v. United States Pipe . &
Foundry Co. 830-36, 842 ffHearst Consol. Publications, Inc. 809Helms v. Holmes 973 ffHenningsen v. Bloomfield Mo-
tors, Inc. 90Henry v. FCC 910Hialeah Race Course, Inc. 776Highway Truck Drivers, Local
107 874-76Hoban v. United Aircraft Corp. 806Hogg v. Ruffner 443 ffHolmberg, Inc. 787, 789-91, 996Hot Shoppes, Inc. 181Houston Insulation Contractors
Ass'n v. NLRB 874, 878-80H. P. Hood & Sons v. Du Mond 345Hudson Hosiery Co. 186-97Humble Oil & Ref. Co. v. Waters
489 ffHumphrey v. Moore 838, 840, 843Hurn v. Oursler 784 ff
Ings v. Ferguson 700Inland Steel Co. v. NLRB 859In re Connors 976 ffIn re Devereaux 976In re Grand Jury Subpoena
Duces Tecum Addressed to theCanadian Int'l Paper Co. 696
In re Kravitz 595-98In re Lake's Laundry, Inc.
105-06, 110-12In re Patrick & Lyon Ltd. 254In re Portland Newspaper Pub-
lishing Co. 101-13, 245-46In re Royer's Bakery Inc. 766In re Yeovil Glove Co. 253-54Insurance Dep't v. City of Phila-
delphia 716, 720International Firearms Co. v. '
Kingston Trust Co. 262International Harvester Co. 829 ifInternational Longshoremen's
Ass'n 867-69International Longshoremen's
Union v. Juneau Spruce Corp. 825 ffInternational Minerals & Chem.
Corp. 990International Union of Operating
Eng'rs v. Fischbach & Moore,Inc. 847
In the Matter of Atlanta Times,Inc. 768
In the Matter of Cady, Roberts& Co. 356 ff
In the Matter of Cohen 41In the Matter of Deep River Tim-
ber Co. 47In the Matter of Elkins-Dell Mfg.
Co. 104 ifIn the Matter of Grand Jury In-
vestigation of the ShippingIndus. 688, 701
In the Matter of Laskin 104 ffIn the Matter of North River
Logging Co. 50-51In the Matter of Poison Lumber
& Shingle Mills 31In the Matter of Vingoe 53In the Matter of Wheatland Elec.
Prods. Co. 767In the Matter of Yale Express
Sys., Inc. 101-13Isbrandtsen Co. v. District 2, Ma-
rine Eng'rs Beneficial Ass'n 848
Jackson v. First Nat'l Bank 93-96Jackson v. S.S. "Archimedes"
682-83, 685Jacob & Youngs, Inc. v. Kent 302 ffJames Blackstone Memorial Li-
brary Ass'n v. Gulf, M. & 0.R.R. 358
Jewel Tea Co. 792John P. Serpa, Inc. 747Johnson v. Unemployment Ins.
Comm'n 33 ffJohnston Grain Co. v. NLRB 806John Wanamaker Philadelphia v.
Commissioner 1003 ffJones Store Co. v. Kelly 492 ffJos. McSweeney & Sons 775Joy Silk Mills, Inc. 744-49J. P. Stevens & Co. . 890-91
Keller Plastics Eastern, Inc. 801Kemart Corp. v. Printing Arts
Research Lab., Inc. . 126 ffKihlberg v. United States 2, 649 ffKohler v. Kohler Co. 356Kotula v. Ford Motor Co. 297-300
Labor Mediation Bd. v. Jackson •County Road Comm'rs 279
Lauritzen v. Larsen 691Leedom v. Kyne 198, 778-81Lewis v. Pennington 894-98Libby, McNeill & Libby v. Libby 172Liebmann Breweries, Inc. 192-95List v. Fashion Park, Inc. 358Lit Bros. v. Haines 488Local Loan Co. v. Hunt 973-76Local 11 v. Gordon 45Local 12, United Rubber Workers
v. NLRB 659-66, 838, 883-85Local 57, Garment Workers v.
NLRB 889-90Local 77, Am. Fed'n of Musicians ,
v. Philadelphia Orchestra Ass'n 816
1019
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Cases Cited PageLocal 189, Amalgamated Meat
Cutters v. Jewel Tea Co. 898-900Local 222, Oil Workers Int'l
Union v. Gordon 46Local 658, Boot & Shoe Workers
v. Brown Shoe Co. 49
Magnolia Petroleum Co. v. Mc-Millan 490
Majestic Factors Corp. v. Latino 982Mallinckrodt Chem. Works
787-91, 988-96Mallin v. Wenham 973 ifMangan v. Terminal Transp. Sys.
982-83, 986Manion v. Kansas City Terminal
Ry. 670-71Mastro Plastics Corp. v. NLRB
998-99Matter of Applications by Amer-
ican Broadcasting Cos., FCCDocket No. 16828 903-52
Matter of Estate of Riggle 147-48Matter of Forgay 975 ffMacSweeney Enterprises, Inc. v.
Tarantino 325McClatchy Broadcasting Co. v.
FCC 915-21McLeod v. General Electric Co. 892McLuny v. Silliman 845 ff-McMahon v. United States 648Meat & Highway Drivers, Local
710 v. NLRB 875Meier & Pohlmann Furniture Co.
v. Gibbons 877Metal Prods. Workers, Local 1645
v. Torrington Co. 813Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. 182-83, 196Mueller Brass Co. v. NLRB 991-92Midwest Piping & Supply Co. 804Milk Wagon Drivers Union v.
Meadowmoor Dairies 785Miller v. Unemployment Compen-
sation Bd. of Review 46-47Milne Chair Co. v. Hake 44Miners in the General Group v.
Hix 32-34Miranda Fuel Co. 838, 882Mission Mfg. Co. 157 ifMonarch Discount Co. v. Chesa-
peake & 0. Ry. 973 ifMontgomery Ward & Co. 802Mortensen v. Board of Review 36, 40
Nager Elec. Co. v. United States646-50
National Bureau of Cas. Under-writers v. Burch 719 ff
National Marine Eng'rs BeneficialAss'n v. NLRB 849
National Maritime Union. v.NLRB 880-81
Cases Cited PageNational Tube Co. 788 ff, 791, 992-95National Woodwork Mfrs. Ass'n
v. NLRB 871-74, 878NBC v. United States 138New York Mirror 761NLRB v. Acme Indus. Co. 826NLRB v. Adams Dairy, Inc.
58, 74-75, 854-55NLRB v. Alva Allen Indus., Inc. 807NLRB v. American Mfg. Co. 75, 854NLRB v. Babcock & Wilcox 799NLRB v. Blades Mfg. Corp. 658, 805NLRB v. Burns Int'l Detective
Agency Inc. 61, 74-75NLRB v. C & C Plywood Corp.
814, 828 ff, 997-1001NLRB v. Checker Cab Co. 793-94NLRB v. David Buttrick Co. 347-52NLRB v. Erie Resistor Corp. 862, 864NLRB v. Fibreboard Paper
Prods. Corp. 64-80NLRB v. Fleetwood Trailer Co.
865-67NLRB v. Glen Raven Knitting
Mills, Inc. 197-98NLRB v. Great Dane Trailers,
Inc. 862-63NLRB v. Hanes Hosiery Div. 797NLRB v. Harrah's Club 776NLRB v. Hartmann Luggage Co. 68NLRB v. Hawaii Meat Co. 60NLRB v. Houston Chronicle Pub-
lishing Co. 57NLRB v. Lion Oil Co. 999-1001NLRB v. Local 2, United Ass'n
of Journeyman & Apprenticesof the Plumbing & PipefittingIndus. 850-52
NLRB v. Local 1367, Intl Long-shoremen's Ass'n 883 if
NLRB v. Mackey Radio & Tel.Co. 60, 863
NLRB v. Miranda Fuel Co.661-62, 883-84
NLRB v. Missouri Transit Co. 72NLRB v. Montgomery Ward &
Co. 797NLRB v. Morganton Full Fash-
ioned Hosiery Co. 197-98NLRB v. New York Mirror 68NLRB v. Otis Elevator Co. 860NLRB v. Renton New Record 59NLRB v. Rockaway News Supply
Co. 876-77NLRB v. Royal Plating & Polish-
ing Co. 61-62, 75, 855-58, 887-88NLRB v. Savoy Laundry Inc. 72NLRB v. Schapiro & Whitehouse,Inc. 754-55
NLRB v. S. H. Grossinger's Inc. 798NLRB v. Star Baby Co. 62NLRB v. Timken Roller Bearing
Co. 56-57, 65
1020
CASE INDEX
Cases Cited PageCases Cited PageNLRB v. Town & Country Mfg.
Co. 57-58, 62-64, 77-80NLRB v. Truck Drivers Local
449 810NLRB v. United Steelworkers of
America 799 ifNLRB v. Winn-Dixie Stores,
Inc. 59-60NLRB v. Wolverine Indus. Div. 797Northern Metal Co. v. United
States 645-46, 648 ff, 650Northern Metal Prods. Co. 796Norton v. National Bank of Com-
merce 267-72Norwalk Teachers Ass'n v. Board
of Educ. 287
Old Dutch Farms, Inc. v. MilkDrivers & Dairy Employees,Local 584 824
Orange Belt Dist. Council ofPainters No. 48 v. NLRB 870
Order of R.R. Telegraphers v.Chicago & N.W. Ry. 65
Order of R.R. Telegraphers v.Railway Express Agency,Inc. 155 ff
Ozark Trailers, Inc. 853-54, 887-89
Pacifica Foundation 925 ifParamount Television Prods. Inc. 903Patterson v. Bark Eudora 681Pekar v. Local 181, Int'l Union
of United Brewery Workers 838Pepper v. Litton 104 ffPepsi Cola Bottlers' Ass'n v.
United States 960-62Personal Industrial Loan Corp.
v. Forgay 977-78Philco Corp. v. FCC 949Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. v.
NLRB 179-80Poggemoeller v. Industrial
Comm'n 40Polaroid Corp. v. Polaraid, Inc. 129Public Util. Comm'n v. Capital
Transit Co. 363 ffPublisher's Ass'n v. NLRB 809-11Puerto Rico Tel. Co. v. NLRB 857 ff
Quaker City Life Ins. Co. 183Quality Markets, Inc. 747
Read v. Gulf Oil Corp. 493 ffReich v. Webb 615 ffRepublic Aviation Corp. v. NLRB 799Republic Steel Corp. v. Maddox 830Retail Associates, Inc. 808Retail Clerks, Local 770 v. NLRB 803Retail Office Employers, Inc. 795Re The Unconscionable Trans-
actions Relief Act (Ontario) 222-23Reynolds Metals Co. v. FTC 947 if
Richfield Fed'n of Teachers v.Richfield Educ. Ass'n 276-77
Risi v. City of Norwalk 288 ffRoche v. Evaporated Milk Ass'n 362 ffRocky Mountain Phosphates, Inc. 656Romero v. Int'l Terminal Operat-
ing Co. 691Rose Check Cashing Serv. v.
Chemical Bank New YorkTrust Co. 264
Ross v. Board of Review 42
Safeway Stores, Inc. 183-84Sandberg v. McDonald 681, 685San Diego Bldg. Trades Council
v. 'Garmon 661, 665, 736, 782, 838, 884Sandoval v. Industrial Comm'n 38-39Santor v. A. M. Karagheusian,
Inc. 90Say-on Drugs, Inc. 184-85Schnabel v. Volkswagen of Amer-
ica, Inc. 307-08Schwegler Bros. v. Johnson 558Scars, Roebuck & Co. v. Stiffel
Co. 127, 129-30SEC v. Capital Gains Research
Bureau, Inc. 359-60SEC v. Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.
353-60Seider v. Roth 147-53Sewell Mfg. Co. 753Shea Chem. Corp. 804Sinclair Ref. Co. v. Atkinson 757Skil Corp. v. Barnet 171Smith v. Evening News Ass'n
829 ff, 830, 832, 839, 843Smith v. Union Carbide Corn. 822Snyder v. Eastern Auto Dis-
tribs., Inc. 307Sociót6 Internationale v. Rogers
(I nterhandel) 697-700Sound Contractors Ass'n 803Soviero v. Franklin Nat'l Bank 963-68Speilberg Mfg. Co. 1001Spielmann v. Industrial Comm'n 35S. S. Kresge Co. 792Stahiman v. FCC 918State Fin. Co. v. Morrow 977-78State v. Milwaukee Braves, Inc.
341-47State Nat'l Bank v. Cantrell 514-15 ffStates Marine Corp. v. United
States 646 ffSteele v. Bulova Watch Co. 689Steele v. Louisville & N.R.R.
155 ff, 663, 836, 881 ffSteffey v. City of Casper 379 ffStone v. Eacho 963-68Strong v. Rapide 357 ffSwift v. Tyson 570 ffSylvania Elec. Prods., Inc. v.
NLRB 858-59
1021
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Cases Cited PageTawas Tube Prods., Inc. 886Taylor v. Standard Gas & Elec.Co. 104 ff, 964 ff
Teamsters, Local 695 v. NLRB 876-77Teubert v. Kessler 974 ffTexaco Inc. v. Goldstein
494, 498-99, 505, 508Textile Workers v. Darlington
Mfg. Co. 69-79, 760Textile Workers v. Lincoln Mills
757, 844The Apollon 684Thomas v. Central Charge Serv.,
Inc. 489Thrift v. Bell Lines, Inc. 830, 834Thriftown, Inc. 792Tiffany & Co. v. Boston Club 172 ffTimes Publishing Co. 157 ffToolson v. New York Yankees,
Inc. 343 ff, 346Torrington Co. v. Metal Prods.
Workers, Local 1645 812, 814Trotter v. Amalgamated Ass'n of
St. Elec. Ry. Employees 838
Unemployment CompensationComm'n v. Aragan 36, 40
Union Oil Co. v. Lull493-94, 496-99, 505
Uni-Serv. Corp. v. Frede 492 ffUAW, Local 985 v. W. M. Chace
Co. 818UAW v. Defiance Indus., Inc.
821, 836 ffUAW v. Hoosier Cardinal Corp.
844-47UAW v. Scofield 851-52United Artists Television Inc. v.
Fortnightly Corp, 943 ffUnited Auto Workers v. NLRB
856-58United Mine Workers v. Gibbs
783-86, 896-98United Rental Equip. Co. v. Potts
& Callahan Contracting Co. 766United States Alkali Export Ass'n
v. United States 368-69United States v. Aluminum Co. of
America 685-86, 689-90United States v. American To-
bacco Co. 684, 686United States v. Anthony Grace
& Sons 8, 12-16United States v. Carlo Bianchi &
Co. 6-8, 13-16United States v. Cataldo 634United States v. El Paso Natural
Gas Co. 938-40United States v. First Nat'l City
Bank 705-07United States v. Florida E.C. Ry.
154, 158
Cases Cited PageUnited States v. General Dy-
namics Corp. 945-46United States v. Holophane 695United States v. Imperial Chem.
Indus., Ltd. 693United States v. John McShaine,
Inc. 3United States v. Joseph A. Hol-
puch Co. 2United States v. Moorman. 3United States v. Pabst Brewing
Co. 163-68United States v. Penn-Olin Chem.
Co. 938-40United States v. Rice 19 ffUnited States v. 738 Cases of
Jiffy-Lou Vanilla Flavor Pud-ding 634
United States v. Snyder Bros. 1002-11United States v. Storer Broad-
casting Co. 138, 140United States v. Utah Constr. &
Mining Co. 8-12, 15-17, 21United States v. Von's Grocery
Co. 163-68, 951-52United States v. Watchmakers of
Switzerland Information Cen-ter, Inc_ 687-88
United States v. Wunderlich 3United Steelworkers of America
v. American Mfg. Co. 812, 827-28United Steelworkers of America
v. Enterprise Wheel & CarCorp. 818, 833 ff
United Steelworkers of Americav. Warrior & Gulf NavigationCo. 812-13
Universal Gear Service Corp. 802Uyeda v. Brooks 778, 781Utah Constr. & Mining Co. v.
United States 10
Vaca v. Sipes662 ff, 830, 833 ff, 841, 843, 884-85
Valley Die Cast Corp. 795Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. v. F.
Eaton Co. 689-90Vermilya-Brown Co. V. Connell
678-80, 686, 707, 709Virginian Ry. v. Systems Fed'n
No. 40 670Volentine & Littleton v. Ufiited
StatesVolkswagen Interamericana, S.A.
v. Rohlsen297-99, 305-06, 308, 313, 314 ff, 317-18
Vornado, Inc. v. Corning GlassWorks 376-85
Wagner Whirler & Derrick Corp.v. United States 4
Walker v. Ford Motor Co. 296Walker v. Southern Ry. 835
4-6
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CASE INDEX
Cases Cited PageCases Cited PageWalkovszky v. Carlton 981-88Wallace Corp. v. NLRB
663, 837, 881Wanamaker v. Megary 488Ward v. Barnes 41-42Washington State Apples, Inc. v.
Commissioner 959Weis Mkts., Inc. 185Weissman v. Banque de Bruxelles 230Westinghouse Eke. Corp. 759
Westinghouse Elec. Corp. v.NLRB 861
Westinghouse Elec. Corp. v. Un-employment Compensation Ed.of Review 47
Whitney Nat'l Bank v. Bank ofNew Orleans & Trust Co. 363-64
Wiley & Sons v. Livingston 79Woody v. Sterling Aluminum
Prods., Inc. 840
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Topical Index
Administrative Lawadjudicatory standards 616-25control of banking by supervi-
sion 601-06enjoining public hearings 618-22harmful publicity as a sane-
tion 618-25judicial review of administra-
tive decisions under dis-putes clauses of govern-ment contracts 4-17
judicial review of agency actionbefore hearing 618-19
judicial review of agency find-ings of fact 623-24
judicial review of application ofstandards to establishedfacts 623-24
power of court of appeals toissue preliminary injunc-tion upon petition of Fed-eral Trade Commission 360-69
rulemaking procedures of theCivil Aeronautics Board 133-46
Administrative Procedure Actadjudication 142licensing 142-43, 146rulemaking 135-36, 139, 142, 145
"All-Goods" Acts 444Annual Interest Rate
disclosure by lender 395mathematical precision vs. honest
estimate 398Antitrust Law
application abroad 683-89, 693-95Automobile Dealer's Franchise
Act 293-318broadcast industry ' 933-52Clayton Act 'Section 7•
163-68, 360, 365-67, 933-52Clayton Act Section 15 364-68Clayton Act Section 16 364-68consumer credit 402, 406deep-pocket theory 946-48effect of potential competitors 937-41exemption of baseball from
state antitrust law 341-47Federal Trade Commission Act
Section 5 360injunctive relief 360-69labor unions 894merger classification 936-37per se rule 167-68reciprocity 945-46relevant geographic market 163-68resulting market share of merger
163-68, 166 ffsubstantial lessening of compe-
tition 163-68Arbitration
•arbitrator, powers of 812
awards and the criminal law 818carrier's acceptance of, as con-
dition precedent to equi-table relief 160
compmuelnsot ry, in public employ-291
implied intent to arbitrate 821prior practice, arbitrator's use
of 814questions of arbitrability 812
Attachmentautomobile liability insurer's
obligations to defend andindemnify 147-53
Automobile Dealers' Franchise Actautomobile manufacturer, defi-
nition 302coercion 296-300damages 309-15equitable relief 315-17good faith 293-96jurisdiction and service of pro-
cess under 307-09permitted activity under 300-02
Automobile dealer statutesadministrative licensing 314penal sanctions 314-15
Bankingadjudicatory standards in ad-
ministration 616-25administrative control by super-
vision 600-06cease-and-desist orders against
banks 606-09enjoining public hearings 618-22Financial Institutions Supervi6-
sory Act of 1966 599-625harmful publicity as a sane-
tion 618-25involuntary termination of in-
surance 615-16judicial review of agency action
before hearing 618-19judicial review of agency find-
ings of fact 623-24judicial review of application of
standards to establishedfacts 623-24
Bank Officialssuspension,. removal and prohi-
bition orders against 609-15Bankruptcy
ancillary jurisdiction of court 976creditor's reliance on separate
assets of affiliated corpora-tion 963-72
effect of title on right of securedcreditor to reclaim goodsfrom debtor in reorganiza-tion 101-13
English floating charge 243-58
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floating liens as preferences 243-58floating liens in 243-58floating lien on inventory and
accounts receivable 101-13merger of assets of affiliated
corporations 963-72paramount jurisdiction of court 974preferences 243-58res judicata 980
Bankruptcy Actsection 60 104-05, 107-10section 60(a) 245-46
Bona Fide Purchaserdistinguished from lien creditor
593-94Broadcast Industry
transfer of station licensesunder the Federal Com-munications and ClaytonActs 903-52
Canadian Bank Act 211-13Canadian Consumer-Credit
Legislationnational legislation: regulation
of lender credit 204-13United States and Canada
contrasted 203provincial legislation: regula-
tion of vendor credit 213-24Canadian Credit Unions
maximum amounts of loans
costscoverage in generallending powerslicensing and supervisionterms of the loan contract
Casualty Insurersdetermination of rates 713-34investment income 713-34
Check Forgeryrights and liabilities of parties 93warranties 96
Checksbank draft 262-63cashier's check 261-63drawer's right to countermand 261personal money order 264-66rights of a remitter 260traveler's check 262-63
Civil Aeronautics Boardblocked space service policy of 135licensing powers of 137, 144
policy statement 24 134-35regulation of air transport in-
dustry by 133-46regulation of tariffs by 136-37, 144
Clayton Actapplication to broadcast industry
933-52equitable relief under 315extraterritorial service of pro-
cess under 307section 7 360, 365-67, 933-52section 7—deep-pocket theory 946-48section 7—horizontal mergers 163-68section 7—potential competitor
theory 937-41section 7—reciprocity 945-46section 15 364-68section 16 364-68
"Closed-End" Credit Transactiontrend away from 445
Collective Bargainingmanagerical decisions 758-62no-strike clauses 756-58state statutory provisions for
public employees 273-83union conflict of interest 347-52
Collective Bargaining Agreementsemployer's authority over in
public employment 278-82equitable relief from, for dura-
tion of strike 154, 157, 159-61Labor Board jurisdiction to
construe 997-1001Commercial Banks
credit supply, source of 393loans above usury rate per-
mitted 442role in consumer-credit market 415
Commercial Paperrights of a remitter 260
Conflict of Lawscompelling action by foreign
• subsidiary 703-08concurrent international juris-
diction 673-711negotiable instruments 225-41standards for exercise of con-
flicting jurisdiction 709-11Congressional Intent
effect of silence 343-44Constitutional Law
conflict between state and fed-eral law 342-44
Consumer Creditantitrust laws 402, 406collateral: consumer goods 522-24collateral: real property 521-22collateral: wage assignments 524-26default and collection: inade-
quacy of consumer protec-tion 448
definition 388-92lease distinguished from 391significance of nature of goods 390
215-16
maximum rate of charge 213-15Canadian Interest Act 204Canadian Retail Installment Sales
disclosure of finance charges 219-20protection of the buyer's in-
terest in the property in the
event of repossession 220-21Quebec Installment Sales Act
221-22Canadian Small Loans Act
compulsory disclosure of loan210-11204-05206-07205-06207-10
•
1026
TOPICAL INDEX
similarity to other types ofcredit 389-90
Consumer-Credit Contractsconfession of judgment 529-31debtor's waiver of defenses 531-33limitations on terms 519-34unconscionable provisions 528-29
Consumer-Credit Legislationeffect of, on lower economic
groups 447inappropriateness of underlying
assumptions 445limiting terms of contract 519-34real-estate loan 475-84
Consumer-Credit Marketcapital market 394-95demand side 395-400supply side 400-02
Consumer-Credit Paymentacceleration clauses 528balloon payments 526-28
Consumer-Credit Regulationhistorical background 441-44inadequacies 447-49inconsistency of 444modern trends 444-47
Consumer-Credit Transactionsfraud as basis for injunctive
relief 460penalties against creditor 539-44remedies 535-66
Contractssubstantial performance 302
Corporate Reorganizationmerger of assets of affiliatedcorporations 963-72
Corporationscapitalization 984-88parent-subsidiary responsibility 982reduction of capital to repur-
chase shares, liability ofstockholder 331-40
respondent superior 986Courts
power of court of appeals toissue preliminary injunctionupon petition of FederalTrade Commission 360-69
Credit Cards 485-518holder's defenses against issuer
509-17adequacy of notice of contract
terms to holder 497-501as "letters of credit" under the
- Uniform Commercial Code502-05, 512
liability of holder for use of lostor stolen card 486-509
need for legal guideposts 518"notice" clause 492-97
Credit Chargesborrower's understanding, im-
portance of 395
calculation of precisealleged difficulty of
Credit Contract Termshome-solicitation salesprohibition of negotiable
missory notesrestrictions on collateraltransferee of seller takes sub-
ject to defenses 456unconscionable contracts 456
Credit Market Structurebanking concentration 404-05justification of legal control 393
Credit-Rating Bureaus 400-01Credit Unions
Federal Credit Union Act of1934 413
loans above usury rate per-mitted 442
DamagesAutomobile Dealers' Franchise
Act 309-15"best-evidence" rule 312capitalization of earnings 312-13lost profits 310-12remittitur to control excessive 314uncertainty in computation 309-15
"Easy Credit"economic and sociological prob-
lems caused by 448English Bankruptcy Act
section 38(c) 250English Companies Act 251-54, 256Equitable Relief
Automobile Dealers' FranchiseAct 315-17
Clayton Act 315Sherman Act 315under Uniform Deceptive Trade
Practices Act 127-28Equity
carrier's acceptance of arbitra-tion as condition precedentto equitable relief 160
relief from collective bargainingagreement for duration ofstrike 154, 157, 159-61
Fact-Findingin public employment 284-86
Fair Packaging and Labeling Act626-43
preemption of state and modellaws 638-40
Fair Tradetrading stamps under New Jer-
sey Fair Trade Law 376-85False Advertising
under Uniform Deceptive Trade
rate,398
• 456-57pro-
455-56456
Practices ActFederal Aviation Act
section 204section 401section 403section 416
125-26
137137, 139
136135, 137-38
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section 1002 136-37Federal Communications Act 140
application of Clayton Act 933-37section 153(h) 919section 153(o) 919section 303(g) 914section 303(h) 934section 307 934section 308(b) 908-09section 309(e) 906section 310(a) 913section 310(b) 903-33
Federal Communications Com-mission 138, 140, 144
adverse influence of licensee'snonbroadcast interests 930-33
applicant preference in stationlicensing 917-21
application of Clayton Act tolicense transfers 933-52
CATV broadcasting 921-25, 941-43development of broadcasting
techniques 921-25effect of merger on technologi-
cal developments in broad-cast industry 943-44
licensee responsibility 925preferential use of broadcast
facilities 948-49public-interest factor in station
license transfers 903-33station multiple-ownership rules
915-17921-25921-25
disputes procedure under 1-27effect of mandatory administra-
tive review 650-51initiation of the statute of limi-
tations 647-50Rice doctrine 18-19role of the General Accounting
Office in contract disputes19-20
Wunderlich Act 3-4Home-Improvement Loans
role of Federal Housing Ad-ministration 416
state statutory provisions 416Independent distributors 302-03Injunctions
preliminary injunction againstClayton Act Section 7 vio-lation 360-69
supervision of decree 316under Uniform Deceptive Trade
Practices Act 127-28Insolvency
effect of receipt of goods dur-ing 593-98
"Installment Plan"development of 443
Installment Salesexchange of information 423-26remedies of consumer 431-32remedies of creditors 431-32retail credit arrangements 413-14statutory regulation 409-41terms and conditions 427-31
Insuranceattachment of automobile lia-
bility insurer's obligationsto defend and indemnify 147-53
ineligibility of employee for un-employment compensationduring labor dispute 29-54
Interest Ratesfree market competition to set
rates 403-04merits of a uniform method of
disclosure 454state fixing of 403-05usury laws 402-03
International Lawapplication of antitrust acts
abroad 683-89, 693-95application of Eight Hour Law
to military bases abroad 679-80application of Fair Labor Stan-
dards Act to military basesabroad 678-79
application of foreign assetscontrol regulations to for-eign subsidiary when par-ent is within jurisdiction
703-05application of Jones Act to
foreigners 691-92application of Lanham Act
abroad 689-90
UHF broadcastingVHF broadcasting
Federal Trade Commissionduties under fair packaging and
labeling act 640-42enforcement power 360-69
Federal Trade Commission Actsection 5 360
Federal Power Commission I40, 144Floating Lien
invalidation in bankruptcy 243-58Food antPDrug Administration
duties under fair packaging andlabeling act 640
Franchisesof automobile dealers 293-318criminal penalty for breach of 315good-faith requirement 293-96
Freedom of Information Actinvasion of privacy 622-23publication of opinions without
identifying details 622-23Good Faith
under Automobile Dealers'Franchise Act 293-96
construction of statutory re-quirement 293-96
Government Contractsadministrative settlement of
breach of contract claimsunder disputes clauses of
10-11, 17-20
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TOPICAL INDEX
application of Prohibition Actto foreign flag vessels 682-83
application of Seamens' Acts toforeign flag vessels 680-82
causes of improper exercise ofconflicting jurisdiction . 708-09
compelling production of docu-ments located abroad 696-702
concurrent jurisdiction 673-711directing parent to compel ac-
tion by foreign subsidiarynot before the court 703-708
effects doctrine 674jurisdiction over citizens in for-
eign countries 674jurisdiction over flag ships 674personal jurisdiction as basis for
compelling action abroad 692-708resolution of conflicts by treaty • 674standards for exercise of con-
flicting jurisdiction 709-11Interstate Commerce
apportionment of income forstate taxes 114
state income taxation of 114Uniform Division of Income for
Tax Purposes Act 114Judicial Code
section 1651(a) 360-69Jurisdiction
All Writs Act 360-69appellate 360-69application of antitrust acts
abroad 683-89, 693-95application of Jones Act to for-
eigners 691-92application of Lanham Act
abroad 689-90application of Prohibition Act
to foreign flag vessels 682-83application of Seamen's Acts to
foreign flag vessels 680-82causes of improper exercise of
conflicting jurisdiction 708-09citizens in foreign countries 674concurrent international 673-711effects doctrine in international
law 674federal district court review of
NLRB proceedings 778federal preemption of labor
law 782-86flag ships 674minimum contact 307personal, as basis for compel-
ling action abroad 692-708personal, foreign nationals 674primary jurisdiction doctrine 368-69quasi-in-rem—attachment of
automobile liability 'insur-er's obligations to defendand indemnify 147-53
standards for exercise of con-flicting jurisdiction 704-11
standards of NLRB 772-77
Labor Disputeabsence of manifest conflict 37-43"active progress" concept 30-43anticipatory shutdowns 39-40disqualification of employee for
unemployment insurancebeyond termination of 52-53
intra-union disputes 45-48jurisdictional strikes 45-48lookouts 49-52rival union disputes 45-48"stoppage of work" concept
30, 32-36, 52strike action and picketing—the
purpose test 43-45wildcat strikes
48
Labor Management Relations Actsection 7
employee's right to fair rep-resentation 659-66
free choice of bargainingagent 756
right to refrain from con-certed activities ' 186-91
section 8 (a) (1)interference with employee
rights 744-49, 756section 8(a) (3)
discrimination against union744-49, 756, 760
section 8(a) (5)duty to bargain over business
changes 55-79employer's duty to bargain 852-61employer's duty to bargain
and union conflict of in-terest 347-52
per se violations: discrimina-tory treatment of strikers
862-65per se violations: union access
to information 858-60use of authorization cards to
compel bargaining653-59, 744-49
section 8 (b) (1) (A)unfair representation as breach
659-66section 8(b) (4)
ambulatory worksite picket-ing 880-81
jurisdictional disputes 867-69secondary labor boycotts 670-72secondary pressure to aid sis-
ter local 878-80section 8(c)
free speech rights 750-55section 8 (d)
proposed amendment 761-62section 9
representational status bymeans other than election
652-59, 743-49union's duty of fair repre-
sentation 659-66
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section 9(b) (2)craft unit 988-96
section 9(c)appropriate bargaining unit
175-200section 9(c) (5)
weight of union's organiza-tional success 175-200
section 301conflict with Norris-
LaGuardia Act 757-58individual suits against em-
ployer $30individual suits against union 836statutes of limitation 843-47supervisory unions 848unfair representation as
breach of collective bar-gaining contract 661
Labor-Management Reporting andDisclosure Act
section 2(a)policy of act in relation to
collective bargaining 351section 302
purposes of trusteeships 349-50Labor Relations
application of Eight Hour Lawto military bases abroad 679-80
application of Fair Labor Stan-dards Act to military basesabroad 678-79
appropriate bargaining unitcraft severance 786-91
appropriate bargaining unitmulti-employer bargainingunits 791-94
authorization cards and refusalto bargain 743-49
bargaining-unit decisionscriteria used 191-96judicial review of 196-99
collective bargaining—duty tonegotiate change in opera-tions 55-79
collective bargaining—mana-gerial decisions 758-62
collective bargaining—NLRBexpertise 66
compulsory arbitration in trans-portation 162
determination of appropriatebargaining unit 175-200
discrimination in tenure of em-ployment; anti-union animus
74-76duty to bargain
anti-union animus 62, 73, 77hange 74operations 71
75to sub-
852-55, 856-58to termi-
855-56
employer's duty to provideinformation 858-60
good faith 63job cancellation 61mandatory bargaining sub-
jects 72, 860-61NLRB remedies 77partial cessation of business 75partial termination, advance
notice 61prior to undertaking action 79remedies 77, 79subcontracting 56, 76sufficiency of bargaining 856-58termination of business 62terms and conditions of em-
ployment 66union conflict of interest 347-52waiver of management rights
clause 68freedom of speech 749-55
appeals to racial conscious-ness 753-55
federal preemption 782-86good faith as a defense to a sec-
tion 8(a) (5) charge 653good faith determined from
totality of conduct 64hot cargo clauses 869-77identity concept 990individual employee rights
under section 7 186-91influences on collective wage
bargaining 1012-15injunction against secondary
boycott 666-72injunction, no-strike clauses 756-58injunctions under section 10(j)
892-94interference with organizational
activities 890-91jurisdictional disputes 867-69labor dispute, definition of 29liquidation of business, anti-
union animus 71national emergency strikes 735-42nonexisting unit, duty to bar-
gain over 65noninterference in labor arbitra-
tion process 79no-strike clauses, enforcement
of 756-58partial closing, management
prerogative 75picket-line clauses 876-77presumption for single-plant
bargaining unit 181-86procedures 850-52public employment
collective bargaining—statestatutory provisions 273-83
compulsory arbitration 291employer's authority over
collective-bargainingagreements 278-82, 286-87
basic operational cchange in businesseconomic necessityemployer's decision
contractemployer's decision
nate partially
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Executive Order No. 10988 288-91fact-finding 284-86good-faith bargaining 283-84grievances 277-82, 284public opinion 286right to strike 291-92
refusal to bargain and authori-zation cards 743-49
refusal to bargain, back pay 58refusal to bargain, employee
tenure 70refusal to bargain, illegal moti-
vation 57refusal to bargain, reinstate-
ment 58refusal to bargain, remedial ac-
tion 62refusal to bargain, wage infor-
mation 70reinstatement rights of strikers
865-67representational and organiza-
tional activities 786-812"residual" bargaining units 180-81runaway shops 756runaway shops; remedy 889-90secondary boycotts 878-81secondary boycott, injunction
against 666-72severance from bargaining unit
988-96standing of charging party in
appellate court review 850-52subcontracting out, economic
motivation 57termination of business, anti-
union motives 69termination of operations for
discriminatory purpose 70Title VII of Civil Rights Act of
1964effect on National Labor Re-
lations Act 662-63union discipline of members;
expulsion from union 885-87union's duty of fair representa-
tion 881-85unions and antitrust laws 894use of authorization cards to
establish majority status 652-59work-preservation clauses 869-76
Lanham Actapplication abroad 689-90
Leasesconsumer
from 391Licensing
modification by Civil Aeronau-tics Board 133-46
Lien Creditordeletion from Uniform Com-
mercial Code 593-98distinguished from bona fide
purchaser 593-94Loan Sharks 442
Mergerspreliminary injunction against 360-69
Miller-Tydings Amendmenttrading stamps 380-81
Motor Vehicle Retail InstallmentSales Acts 444
Namesuse of a family name as consti-
tuting unfair competition 332-20National Labor Relations Act
appropriate bargaining unit 991-92effect of Civil Rights Act upon
662-63section 7 659-66section 8(b) (1) (A) 659-66section 9 659-66section 10(a) 365application of unfair-labor-prac-
tice principles to racial dis-crimination 659-66
Federal district court jurisdic-tion over proceedings 778
jurisdiction to construe collec-. tive agreement 997-1001Jurisdictional standards 772-77subpoena power 797-98
Negotiable Instrumentscertified checks 235-41holder in due course 225-41personal defenses of drawer 225-41personal money order 264-66rights of a remitter 260stop payments 225-41
Nonresident corporationservice of process on 307-09
Norris-LaGuardia Actconflict with Labor Manage-
ment Relations Act, section301 757-58
Railway Labor Act,with
section 2section 4section 13
Ontario Unconscionabletions Relief Act
"Open-End" Credit Extensiontrend towards 445
Quebec Installment Sales Act 221-22Partnership contracts 315-16Permanent Editorial Board for
the Uniform CommercialCode 576-78, 582-84, 587, 589-92
Preferencesfloating lien challenged as 243-58
ProcedureFederal Rules of Civil Pro-
cedure 308Professional Baseball
exemption from state antitrustlaw 341-47
necessity of uniform regulation344-46
credit distinguished
conflict666-72
672666-72666-72
Transac-222-24
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Railroadsaccepting arbitration as condi-
tion precedent to equitablerelief 160
duty to operate during a strike155-57
equitable relief from collectivebargaining agreement forduration of strike 154, 157, 159-61
operating conditions duringstrike 156-59
self-help during a strike153-54, 156-61
Railway Labor Actapplication to change in collec-
tive-bargaining agreementduring strike 153-61
injunctive enforcement of 666-72Javits amendments 162section .2 seventh 154-57, 161section 2 ninth 670section 10 738, 741
Rate Ceilings on Credit Chargelimited utility when in context
of sale 451weaknesses • of corrected by
"truth-in-lending" legislation 452Real Estate Loan
abuses in interest rates 478-84application of consumer-credit
legislation to 475-84Remedies
runaway shops 889-90subcontracting and termination
cases 887-89Remitter
right to countermand checks 260-63Repossession of collateral
exclusive remedy' 457-58Resale Price Maintenance
use of trading stamps underNew Jersey Fair TradeLaw 376-85
Revolving Creditadvantages of 446development of 443effect on "truth-in-lending" leg-
islation 446-47impracticality of rate disclosure 454
Salescompared to leases 89-92as compared to loans tinder
Uniform Consumer CreditCode 463-69
as compared to services 86-89Sales Finance Companies
formation of '442-43Savings & Loan Associations
cease-and-desist orders against,for unsafe or unsound prac-tices 606-09
involuntary termination of in-surance
615-16seizure of
615-16
Savings & Loan Officialssuspension, removal, and prohi-
bition orders against, forpersonal dishonesty 609-15
Seamen's Actsapplication to foreign flag
selsSecured Transactions
characterization as lease 764-70conflicts between Uniform Com-
mercial Code and Bank-ruptcy Act 107-12
distinction between conditionalsale and chattel mortgage 101-13
floating lien on inventory andaccounts receivable 101-13
floating liens 243-58preferences in bankruptcy 243-58
Securities RegulationRule 10b-5 353-54Securities Exchange Act of
1934 357Service of Process
nonresident corporation 307-09Sherman Act
lack of private equitable relief 315Small Loans
industrial loan 412role of commercial banks 415Russell Sage Foundation model
small loan act 464, 471home-improvement loans under
National Housing Act 416statutory regulations 409-41Uniform Small Loan Law 410-11
State Police Poweruse to protect local commerce 345
Stockholdersliability when corporation re-
duces capital repurchaseshares 331-40
Storer Doctrine 140-41, 143, 145, 146Strikes
carrier's duty to operate during155-57
carrier's self-help during153-54, 156-61
equitable relief from collective• bargaining agreement for
.' the duration of 154, 157, 159-61operating conditions of rail-
roads during 156-59Supply Side of Consumer-Credit
Marketrelationship of lender, seller,
and borrower 401-02Taxation: Federal
business leagues 953-62debt interest, deduction of 1002-11Internal Revenue Code of 1954
section , 501 (c) (6) 953-62subordinated security, charac-
terization as debt or equity1002-11
ves-680-83
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TOPICAL INDEX
Uniform Division of Income forTax Purposes Act 114-22
Taxation: Stateof interstate commerce 114-22
"Time-Price Doctrine" 443Trademarks
relation to unfair competition 319-22Trade Regulation
false advertising 125-26Federal Fair Packaging and
Labeling Act 626-43Lindsay Bill compared to Uni-
form Deceptive Trade Prac-tices Act 131
power of court of appeals toissue preliminary injunc-tion upon petition of Fed-eral Trade Commission 360-69
protection from dilution oftrade names 128-29, 131
restraint of trade-concerted re-fusal to deal
369-76section 5 of Federal Trade
Commission Act
360section 7 of Clayton Act—
horizontal mergers 163-68unfair competition-
anti-dilution statutes 169, 171concurrent rights to trade
names • 168-74use of a family name as con-
stituting 322-30unfair trade practices under
Uniform Deceptive TradePractices Act 123-24, 126-27
Trading Stampsuse under Miller-Tydings
Amendment and New Jer-sey Fair Trade Law 376-85
"Truth-in-Lending" Legislationeffect of revolving credit on 446-47
Unconscionable Transactions Re-lief Act 222-24
• Uniform Commercial CodeArticle 1: General Provisions
supplemental law 82-83Article 2: Sales
contract formation 83-86
Article 9: Secured Transactions. implied warranty 86-92
consumer goods defined andcompared to consumercredit acts 470-71
effect of title on creditor'srights to reclaim goods
in Chapter X reorganiza-- tion proceedings 101-13
floating lien on inventoryand accounts receivable—voidable as preference 101-13
leases 764-70notice on disposition of colla-
teral 267-72construction of by state courts
578-88credit cards as "letters of
credit" 502-05, 512Permanent Editorial Board for
576-78, 582-84, 587, 589-92uniformity of 568-92variation of by enacting states
574-78Uniform Consumer Credit Code
consumer—definition 469-70coverage 449-50debtors' remedies and enforce-
ment 458-61disclosure of debtor's obliga-
tions 452-55limitations on creditor's reme-
dies 457-58parties covered 469-70prohibited contract terms 455-57rate limitations 450-52sales v. loans 463-69transactions covered
amount of credit extended 471-72consumer goods 470-71secured transactions 472-74
Uniform Deceptive Trade Prac-tices Act
confusion, likelihood of 123-24exemptions, information disse-
minations • - 128false advertising 125-26injunctive relief 127-28unfair trade practices 123-24, 126-27
Uniform Division •of Income for: -Tax Purposes Act 114-22
Uniform Small Loan Law . 441Unsafe or Unsound Practice
definition
606-08judicial review
623-24Usury
in real estate loans
478-84Usury Laws
interest rates
402-03Wunderlich Act
judicial review subsequent to • 4-17
purpose of
3-4
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Uniform Commercial Code Index
Article Sec. Page Article Sec. Page1 102 83, 267, 3 803 229
272, 571, 579-89, 4 102 230, 235593, 597, 598 4 103 227
1 103 83, 260, 4 104 262588, 595 4 202 228
1 105 231, 232, 589 4 207 96-981 109 574 4 208 503 ff1 201 226, 240, 4 209 503 ff
261, 501 if, 502 ff, 4 303 229, 261,503 ff, 594, 597, 513 ff
765-70 4 401 507 ff1 205 265, 269-70 4 403 226-27,2 103 294 261-62, 513 ff2 106 381 4 406 93-96,2 206 83, 85-86 99, 507 ff2 207 498 ff 4 407 2272 302 224, 301, 5 102 502, 502 ff
456,553,588 5 103 502, 502 ff2 304 381 5 104 502 ff2 313 86, 90-91 5 114 502-03 ff2 316 90 9 101 1062 318 90-91, 590-92 9 102 766, 7682 326 595-96 9 105 268, 467, 5942 403 594, 597 9 108 102, 107,2 607 90 109, 245, 4682 702 593-95 9 109 463,2 719 90 469-70, 5763 102 264 9 113 5963 104 260, 262, 466 9 202 103, 106, 1113 106 260 9 204 106-07, 109-10,3 118 262 246, 468, 511 ff,3 207 263 594, 5963 302 240, 261, 9 205 101, 106,
466, 503 if 110, 2463 303 240, 261 9 206 510, 5123 304 466 9 301 594, 596-973 305 226, 261, 9 302 107, 109-10,
466, 510 ff 5963 306 262-63 9 303 107, 109333333
307401404406 93-96,409410
94, 225-2694-9594, 96
99, 507 ff260261
99999
307312402501503
107107596764103
3 411 228, 261 9 504 267-69,3 413 260-62 271, 7643 417 96-99 9 507 111, 268,3 418 507 ff 271-723 603 263 10 102 82
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LAW REVIEW
VOLUME VIII
1 966-1 967
BRIGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS
1967
TABLE OF CONTENTS TO VOLUME VIII
ARTICLES-TITLES
CANADIAN CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION Leon Letwin 201
THE CONCEPT OF "LABOR DISPUTE" IN STATE
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS Willard A. Lewis 29
THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR AGENDA:
NATIONAL EMERGENCY STRIKES AND
OTHER PROBLEMS IN SEARCH OF
SOLUTION J. F, Cunningham 735
CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION:
LIMITATIONS ON CONTRACTUAL TERMS Orrin L. Helstad 519
CREDIT CARDS-A PRELUDE TO THE
CASHLESS SOCIETY Eric E. Bergsten 485
DETERMINATION OF THE APPROPRIATE
BARGAINING UNIT BY THE NLRB:A LACK OP OBJECTIVITY PERCEIVED Harry H. Rains 175
THE DISPUTES PROCEDURE UNDER
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS: THE
ROLE OF THE APPEALS BOARDS
AND THE COURTS 0. S. Hiestand, Jr. & William C. Parler 1
ECONOMIC ISSUES IN STATE REGULATION
OF CONSUMER CREDIT Robert S. McEwen, S.J. 387
ECONOMICS, MORALITY AND THE
REAL-ESTATE LOAN William C. Prather 475
THE EXERCISE OF CONCURRENT
INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION:
"MOVE WITH CIRCUMSPECTION
APPROPRIATE" John M. Raymond 673
THE FLOATING LIEN AND THE
PREFERENCE CHALLENGE: SOME
GUIDANCE FROM THE ENGLISH
FLOATING CHARGE David W. Carroll 243
INVESTMENT INCOME AND UNDERWRITING
PROFIT: "AND NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL
MEET"? Jack E. Birkinsha 713
LEGISLATIVE CONTROLS AS A
RESPONSE TO CONSUMER-CREDIT
PROBLEMS Barbara A. Curran 409
PARTIES AND TRANSACTIONS COVERED
BY CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION
Neil 0, Littlefield 463
A PROPOSED UNIFORM CODE FOR CONSUMER
CREDIT Robert L. Jordan & William D. Warren 441
SOME RUMINATIONS ABOUT REMEDIES IN
CONSUMER-CREDIT TRANSACTIONS Carl Felsenf eld 535
THE SPECTER OF DARLINGTON-
RESTRICTIONS ON AN EMPLOYER'S RIGHT
TO MAKE A CHANGE IN HIS BUSINESS
OPERATIONS Clifford S. Bart & Paul J. Kingston 55
THE STOP PAYMENT OF CHECKS AND THE HOLDER
IN DUE COURSE: A CONFLICTS AND COMPARATIVE
LAW VIEW Daniel E. Murray 225
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ARTICLES-AUTHORS
Bart, Clifford S., THE SPECTER OF DARLINGTON—RESTRICTIONS ON AN EMPLOYER'S
RIGHT TO MAKE A CHANCE IN His BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Bergsten, Eric E., CREDIT CARDS—A PRELUDE TO THE CASHLESS SOCIETY
Birkinsha, Jack E., INVESTMENT INCOME AND UNDERWRITING PROFIT: "AND NEVER
THE TWAIN SHALL MEET"?
Carroll, David W THE FLOATING LIEN AND THE PREFERENCE CHALLENGE: SOME
GUIDANCE FROM THE ENGLISH FLOATING CHARGE Cunningham, J. F., THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR AGENDA:
STRIKES AND OTHER PROBLEMS IN SEARCH OF SOLUTION
Curran, Barbara A., LEGISLATIVE CONTROLS AS A RESPONSE TO CONSUMER-CREDIT
PROBLEMS
Felsenfeld, Carl, SOME RUMINATIONS ABOUT REMEDIES IN CONSUMER-CREDIT
TRANSACTIONS
Helstad, Orrin L., CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION: LIMITATIONS ON CONTRACTUAL
TERMS
Hiestand, 0. S., Jr., THE DISPUTES PROCEDURE UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS:
THE ROLE OF THE APPEALS BOARDS AND THE COURTS
Jordan, Robert L., A PROPOSED UNIFORM CODE FOR CONSUMER CREDIT
Kingston, Paul J., THE SPECTER OF DARLINGTON—RESTRICTIONS ON AN EMPLOYER'S
RIGHT TO MAKE A CHANGE IN His BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Letwin, Leon, CANADIAN CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION
Lewis, Willard A., THE CONCEPT OF "LABOR DISPUTE" IN STATE UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE LAWS
Littlefield, Neil 0.,LEGISLATION
McEwen, Robert J ,CREDIT
Murray, Daniel E.,COURSE: A CONFLICTS AND COMPARATIVE LAW VIEW
225
Parley, William C., THE DISPUTES PROCEDURE UNDER GOVERNMENT CO NTRACTS:
THE ROLE OF THE APPEALS BOARDS AND THE COURTS
1Prather, William C., ECONOMICS, MORALITY AND THE REAL-ESTATE LOAN
Rains, Harry H., DETERMINATION OF THE APPROPRIATE BARGAINING UNIT
475BY ME
NLRB: A LACK OF OBJECTIVITY PERCEIVED
175Raymond, John M., THE EXERCISE OF CONCURRENT INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION:
"MOVE WITH CIRCUMSPECTION APPROPRIATE"
Warren, William D., A PROPOSED UNIFORM CODE FOR CONSUMER CREDIT
STUDENT COMMENTS
Administrative Review of Government Contracts: The Statute of LimitationsProblem 644
1966-1967 Annual Survey of Labor Relations Law 771Corporate Acquisition of Broadcast Facilities: The "Public Interest" and the
Antitrust Laws 903The Family Name Dilemma: A Question of "Fairness" 319The Rulemaking Procedure of the Civil Aeronautics Board: The Blocked Space
Service Problem 133Stockholder's Liability When a Corporation Illegally Reduces Its Stated Capital in
Order to Purchase His Shares 331The Tax-Exempt Business League and Its Functions 953
55485
713
243
735
409
535
NATIONAL EMERGENCY
519
PARTIES AND TRANSACTIONS COVERED BY CONSUMER-CREDIT
SJ., ECONOMIC ISSUES IN STATE REGULATION OF CONSUMER
THE STOP PAYMENT OF CHECKS AND THE HOLDER IN DUE
1441
55201
29
463
387
673441
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE COMMENTARY
Article 1: General Provisions; Uniformity 568.Article 2: Sales 81, 593
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TO VOLUME VIII
Article 3: Commercial Paper 93, 260Article 9: Secured Transactions 101, 267, 764
CURRENT LEGISLATION
Banking 599Labor Relations 273Taxation 114Trade Regulation 123, 293, 626
CASE NOTES
Antitrust Law—Constitutional Law—Commerce Clause—Applicability of State Lawto Professional Baseball.—State v. Milwaukee Braves, Inc. 341
Bankruptcy—Affiliated Corporations—Merger of Assets—Weight Given to Creditor'sReliance on Single Corporation.--Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. v. Kheel 963
Bankruptcy—Jurisdiction of Bankruptcy Court to Enjoin Arbitration Proceedings---"Unusual Circumstances" Doctrine.—Fallick v. Kehr 972
Corporations—Stockholders' Personal Liability—Application of Agency or Under-capitalization Theory to "Pierce Corporate Veil."—Walkovszky v. Carlton 981
Jurisdiction—Quasi-in-Rem—Insurance—Attachment of Automobile Liability In-surer's Obligations to Defend and Indemnify.—Seider v. Roth 147
Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Refusal to Bargain—Use of Au-thorization Cards to Establish Majority Status Within One Year of ElectionDefeat.—Conren, Inc. v. NLRB 652
Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Section 9(b)(2)—Requirementsfor Severance of Craft Workers.—Mallinckrodt Chem. Works 988
Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Unfair Labor Practices—BoardJurisdiction to Interpret the Contract.—NLRB v. C & C Plywood Corp. 997
Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Unfair Labor Practices—Breachof the Duty of Fair Representation.—Local 12, United Rubber Workers v NLRB 659
Labor Law—Railway Labor Act—Norris-LaGuardia Act—Injunction AgainstSecondary Labor Boycott.—Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v. Atlantic CoastLine R.R. 666
Labor Law—Railway Labor Act, Section 2 Seventh—Carrier's Self-Help andDuty to Operate During a Strike,—Brotherhood of Ry. & S.S. Clerks v. FloridaE.C. Ry. 153
Labor Law—Unfair Labor Practices—Union's Potential Conflict of Interest Re-lieves Employer of Duty to Bargain.—NLRB v. David Buttrick Co. 347
Securities Regulation—Rule 10b-5—Insider's Duty to Disclose Material Information—Liability for Misleading Press Release.—SEC v. Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. 353
Taxation—Deduction of Debt Interest—Effect of Subordination of Debt.—UnitedStates v. Snyder Bros. 1002
Trade Regulation—Administrative Law—All Writs Act—Power of Court of Appealsto Issue Preliminary Injunction upon Petition of Federal Trade Commission.—FTC v. Dean Foods Co. 360
Trade Regulation—Concerted Refusal to Deal—Association's Exclusion of Li-censed Realtor from Listing Pool—Grillo v. Board of Realtors 369
Trade Regulation—Miller-Tydings Amendment—Redemption of Trading Stampsfor Fair-Traded Goods.—Vornado, Inc. v, Corning Glass Works 376
Trade Regulation—Section 7 of the Clayton Act—Horizontal Mergers—Share ofRelevant Geographic Market.—United States v. Von's Grocery Co.; UnitedStates v. Pabst Brewing Co. 163
Trade Regulation—Unfair Competition—Concurrent Rights to Trade Names.—Food Center, Inc. v. Food Fair Stores, Inc. 168
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