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GENERAL INDEX

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ABSOLUTE LIABILITYAdmiralty, Vol. 21, p. 496, 775.

ABSTENTION DOCTRINEInter-sovereign certification as an answer

to the abstention problem, Vol. 21,p. 777.

ACTIONS AND OTHER PROCEED-INGS

Actions for divorce and separation, *Vol.21, p. 362.

Action of nullity of judgment, *Vol. 21, p.359.

Availability of summary judgment in civilactions, *Vol. 21, p. 212.

The Louisiana Code of Civil ProcedureReal actions, *Vol. 21, p. 46.

ADMINISTRATIVE LAWEnd use and price as factors in denial of

certificate of public convenience andnecessity by Federal Power Commis-sion, Vol. 21, p. 790.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 335.

Civil service, *Vol. 21, p. 335.Medical examiners, *Vol. 21, p. 337.

ADMIRALTYAbsolute liability, Vol. 21, pp. 496, 775.Comparative negligence, Vol. 21, p. 775.Intended use of equipment, Vol. 21, p. 772.Negligent use of seaworthy equipment, Vol.

21, p. 771."Reasonable fitness," Vol. 21, p. 764.Seaman, Vol. 21, p. 762.Transitory unseaworthiness, Vol. 21, p.

768.Unseaworthiness, Vol. 21, p. 496.Unseaworthiness in the law of maritime

personal injuries, Vol. 21, p. 755.Vessel, Vol. 21, p. 760.

ADOPTIONGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 56.

AGENTS AND AGENCYGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 308.

Agents liability to third persons for non-feasance in performance of duty toprincipal, Vol. 21, p. 795.

Liability of architect for failure to super-vise work of sub-contractor, *Vol. 21,p. 849.

Ratification, *Vol. 21, p. 308.

ALIMONYGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 291.

ALLUVIONApportionment between riparian owners,

*Vol. 21, p. 803.Area method versus frontage method of

division between riparian owners,.Vol. 21, p. 803.

Ownership of, *Vol. 21, p. 723.

ANIMALSKeeper of animals, *Vol. 21, p. 323.

ANSWER

Procedural delays, *Vol. 21, p. 169.

APPEALSClearly erroneous doctrine, *Vol. 21, p.

419.Delay for taking an appeal, *Vol. 21, p.

174.Scope of appellate review of facts, *Vol.

21, p. 402.Substantial evidence rule, *Vol. 21, p. 416.Substitution of judgment, *Vol. 21, p. 411.,Total lack of evidence, *Vol. 21, p. 374.

APPELLATE COURTSAppellate delays, *Vol. 21, p. 177.Appellate jurisdiction, *Vol. 21, p. 359.Appellate procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 359.Finality of judgment in the appeal court,

*Vol. 21, p. 181.

ARBITRATION AND AWARDUnion enforcement of individual employee

rights arising from a collective bar-gaining contract, Vol. 21, p. 476.

ARCHITECTLiability for failure to supervise sub-con-

tractor, *Vol. 21, p. 849.

ARRESTSDetention and arrest of shoplifters, *Vol.

21, p. 76.

ASSAULT AND BATTERYUse of deadly weapon against intruders,

*Vol. 21, p. 322.

ATTRACTIVE NUISANCEOccupier's liability to trespassing children,

Vol. 21, p. 853.

LOUISIANA LAW REVIEW INDEX

LOUISIANA LAW

AUCTIONS AND AUCTIONEERSAuctions under execution sales, the adjudi-

cation and its effects, *Vol. 21, p. 241.Execution sales, the auction, *Vol. 21, p.

238.

AUTOMOBILESGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 325.

Community mission doctrine, *Vol. 21, p.647.

Family purpose doctrine, *Vol. 21, p. 647.Insurance,

Temporary substitute automobile,*Vol. 21, p. 835.

BAILDetermination of amount, Vol. 21, p. 631.English and American systems contrasted,

Vol. 21, p. 629.Financial ability of defendant as determi-

nant, Vol. 21, p. 633.General rules governing administration,

Vol. 21, p. 630.History and origin, Vol. 21, p. 628.The institution of bail as related to in-

digent defendants, Vol. 21, p. 627.

BALLOTSecrecy of, *Vol. 21, p. 821.

BANKRUPTCYEffect of false financial statements on

debts discharged in bankruptcy, Vol.21, p. 638.

Section 17a(2) of the Bankruptcy Act,Vol. 21, p. 638.

BAYITCH, S. A.A Bibliographical Guide to Economy, His-

tory, Law, Politics and Society.Dainow, Joseph, Vol. 21, p. 874.

Aircraft Mortgage in the Americas: AStudy in Comparative Aviation Lawwith Documents.

Dainow, Joseph, Vol. 21, p. 875.

BENNETT, DALE E.Louisiana Legislative symposium: 1960

Regular session, Criminal law andProcedure, *Vol. 21, p. 66.

Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court forthe 1959-1960 Term, Criminal law andprocedure, *Vol. 21, p. 366.

BILL OF INFORMATIONPlea of guilty not responsive to, *Vol. 21,

p. 818.

BILLS OF EXCEPTIONGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 373.

BIRTHBirth certificates, *Vol. 21, p. 55.

BOARDS OF COMMISSIONSLouisiana constitution, *Vol. 21, p. 113.

BUILDING CONTRACTSMaterial Man distinguished from subcon-

tractor, *Vol. 21, p. 846.

BUILDING RESTRICTIONSEffect of zoning restricted property, *Vol.

21, p. 475.

CASTEL, JEAN-GABRIELCases, Notes and Materials on the Conflict

of Laws, Dainow, Joseph, Vol. 21, p.876.

Private International Law, Dainow, Jo-seph, Vol. 21, p. 876.

CENSORSHIPMotion picture films, Vol. 21, p. 807.

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVEN-IENCE AND NECESSITY

Consideration of end use and price byFederal Power Commission, Vol. 21,p. 790.

CERTIFICATIONAbstention doctrine, Vol. 21, p. 777.

CHILDREN AND MINORSOccupier's liability to trespassing children,

Vol. 21, p. 853.CITATIONSThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Vol. 21, p. 32.

CIVIL LAWCommon public and private things in Lou-

isiana, *Vol. 21, p. 697.

CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDUREGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 355.

Actions for divorce or separation, *Vol.21, p. 362.

Action of nullity of judgment, *Vol. 21,p. 359.

Appellate jurisdiction, *Vol. 21, p. 359.Appellate procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 359.Discovery, *Vol. 21, p. 358.Exceptions, *Vol. 21, p. 356.Executory process, *Vol. 21, p. 361Parties, *Vol. 21, p. 355.Pleadings, *Vol. 21, p. 356.Reconventional demand, *Vol. 21,. p. 356.Succession procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 361.

CIVIL RIGHTSSit-in demonstrations, Vol. 21, p. 440.

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State action under 14th amendment, Vol.21, p. 433.

State enforcement of private discrimina-tion, Vol. 21, p. 435.

State inaction, Vol. 21, p. 445.State proprietary functions, Vol. 21, p.

442.State trespass laws, Vol. 21, p. 440.

CLAYTON ACTPrice discrimination, Vol. 21, p. 507.

COLLECTIVE BARGAININGUnion enforcement of individual employee


COMMITMENTGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 72.

COMMON CARRIERSRacial discrimination - private carriers,

*Vol. 21, p. 105.

COMMON THINGSCommon, public, and private things, *Vol.

21, p. 699.

COMMUNITY ERRAND DOCTRINEBurden of proof, *Vol. 21, p. 647.

COMMUNITY PROPERTYGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 297.

COMPARATIVE LAWImplied warranty against latent defects,

Vol. 21, p. 586.

COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCEAdmiralty, Vol. 21, p. 775.

CONCURSUS PROCEEDINGSThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

*Vol. 21, p. 49.

CONFESSIONSExclusion on reasonable doubt, *Vol. 21,

p. 380.

CONFLICT OF LAWS AND UNIFICA-TION OF LAW BY INTERNATION-AL CONVENTION: THE EXPER-IENCE OF THE BRUSSELS CON-VENTION OF 1924Generally, Vol. 21, p. 553.

CONFLICT OF LAWSBinding force of international conventions,

Vol. 21, p. 557.Brussels Convention of 1924, Vol. 21, p.

553.

Brussels Convention of 1924, Bindingforce, Vol. 21, p. 570.

Brussels Convention of 1924, Juridicialnature, Vol. 21, p. 572.

Brussels Convention of 1924, Scope of in-tended unification, Vol. 21, p. 575.

Conflict of laws, part one:Jurisdiction and judgments,

Ehrenzweig, Albert A., Vol. 21, p. 519.

CONFLICT OF LAWSJuridical nature of conventions for uni-

form law, Vol. 21, p. 561.Scope of unification of conflicts rules, Vol.

21, p. 566.Scope of unification of substantive law,

Vol. 21, p. 567.Unification of law by international conven-

tion, Vol. 21, p. 553.

CONSERVATORY WRITSThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Provisional remedies, *Vol. 21, p. 45.

CONSTITUTIONCriminal law, sufficiency of statutory defi-

nition under state and federal consti-tutions, *Vol. 21, p. 264.

Louisiana constitution; 1960 proposals toamend, *Vol. 21, p. 109.

Tax exemptions, Louisiana constitution,1960 proposals to amend, *Vol. 21, p.118.

CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITEDSTATES

Moot questions under Art. 3, § 2, adjudica-tion after release of prisoner, Vol. 21,p. 260.

Segregation in interstate bus line facilities,Vol. 21, p. 657.

Self-incrimination, Vol. 21, p. 853.Sit-in demonstrations, Vol. 21, p. 440.State alteration of municipal boundaries

under the fifteenth amendment, Vol.21, p. 676.

State enforcement of private discrimina-tion, Vol. 21, p. 435.

State inaction, Vol. 21, p. 445.State involvement in private discrimina-

tion under the fourteenth amendment,Vol. 21, p. 433.

State proprietary functions, Vol. 21, p.442.

State trespass laws, Vol. 21, p. 440.

CONTRACTSBuilding contracts, Material man distin-

guished from subcontractor, *Vol. 21,p. 846.

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Implied warranty against latent defects,Vol. 21, p. 586.

CONTRIBUTIONAmong tort-feasors, *Vol. 21, p. 78.

CONVENTIONAL OBLIGATIONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 60.

COSTSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 234.

Denial of costs to plaintiff under UnitedStates Judicial Code amendments of1958, Vol. 21, p. 783.

COURTSHistory of Courts of Appeal in Louisiana,

*Vol. 21, p. 531.Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure--Trial

courts of limited jurisdiction, *Vol. 21,p. 50.

Statistical survey, *Vol. 21, p. 277.

COURTS OF*APPEAL OF LOUISIANAHistory of, *Vol 21, p. 531.

COURTS OF LIMITED JURISDICTIONThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

*Vol. 21, p. 50.

CRIMESCriminal trespass, *Vol. 21, p. 66.

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDUREAppeal-Total lack, of evidence, *Vol. 21,

p. 374.Bail as related to indigent defendants, Vol.

21, p. 627.Bills of exceptions, *Vol. 21, p. 373.Commitment in case of acquittal by reason

of insanity, *Vol. 21, p. 72.Constitutionality of criminal statutes-suf-

ficient certainty, *Vol. 21, p. 368.Criminal legislation on marriage and pro-

creation, *Vol. 21, p. 53.Detention and arrest of shoplifters, *Vol.

21, p. 76.Double jeopardy, Vol. 21, p. 370.Double jeopardy and the identity of of-

fenses, *Vol. 21, p. 615.Effect of plea bargain resulting in an

illegal sentence, *Vol. 21, p. 375.Extradition, *Vol. 21, p. 370.Felony-manslaughter, *Vol. 21, p. 366.Imprisonment in state penitentiary equiva-

lent to '"hard labor," *Vol. 21, p. 370.Indictments, *Vol. 21, p. 372.Insanity, *Vol. 21, p. 367.Miscellaneous criminal statutes, *Vol. 21,

p. 67.Morality laws-obscenity, *Vol. 21, p. 68.

Plea of guilty not responsive to bill of in-formation, *Vol. 21, p. 818.

Prior criminal negligence, Vol. 21, p. 812.Reprieve, *Vol. 21, p. 377.Right of state to correct proceedings, *Vol.

21, p. 818.Sufficiency of statutory definition "under

state and federal constitutions, *Vol.21, p. 264.

Suspended sentence and probation, *Vol.21, p. 73.

Time limitations, *Vol. 21, p. 69.

CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE

Prior criminal negligence, Vol. 21, p. 812.

CURATORS

Interdiction and curatorship of interdicts,*Vol. 21, p. 392.

CUSTODY

Generally, *Vol. 21, p. 292.

DAGGETT, HARRIET S.

Bibliography of publications, Vol. 21, p.691.

Louisiana Legislation symposium: 1960Regular Session, Mineral rights, *Vol.21, p. 83.

Resolution of Law Faculty honoring; Vol.21, p. 687.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Mineral rights,*Vol. 21, p. 308.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Successions,donations, community property, andwills, *Vol. 21, p. 297.

DAINOW, JOSEPH

A Bibliographical Guide to Economy, His-tory, Law, Politics and Society, Vol.21, p. 874.

Cases, Notes and Materials on the Con-flict of Laws, Vol. 21, p. 876.

Le Droit Francais: Vol. 1, Les Donn~esFondamentales Du Droit Francais;Vol. 2, Principes et Tendances DuDroit Francais, Vol. 21, p. 873.

Private International Law, Vol. 21, p. 876.The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-60 Term, Prescription,*Vol. 21, p. 306.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Property, *Vol.21, p. 293.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Security de-vices, *Vol. 21, p. 305.

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DAKIN, MELVIN G.The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-60 Term, Administrativelaw, *Vol. 21, p. 335.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Public utilities,

, *Vol. 21, p. 346.

DAMAGESWrongful death, *Vol. 21, p. 326.

DAVID, RENELe Droit Francais: Vol. 1, Les Donnges

Fondamentales Du Droit Francais;Vol. 2, Principes et Tendances DuDroit Francais, Dainow, Joseph, Vol.21, p. 873.

DEATHDamages, *Vol. 21, p. 326.

DEATH BENEFITSUnder workmen's compensation, Vol. 21,

p. 327.

DECLINATORY EXCEPTIONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 201.

DEFAULT JUDGMENTDelay for confirming a default, *Vol. 21,

p. 173.

DEFENDENTSJoint and solidary obligors, venue, *Vol.

21, p. 191.The Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Parties, *Vol. 21, p. 28.

.DEFENSE

.Insanity, Vol. 21, p. 367.

DELAYAppellate delays, *Vol. 21, p. 177.Delays for incidental demands, *Vol. 21,

p. 180.Effective date of applicable provisions of

Louisiana Code of Civil procedure,*Vol. 21, p. 182.

Procedural delay, *Vol. 21, p. 169.

DEMANDDelays for incidental demands, *Vol. 21,

p. 180.

-DEPRECIATIONIncome tax, Vol. 21, p. 663.

DETENTIONOf shoplifters, *Vol. 21. p. 76.

DILATORY EXCEPTIONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 205.

DISABILITIESAward under workmen's compensation,

Vol. 21, p. 328.

DISCOVERYGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 358.

DISCRIMINATIONSit-in demonstrations, Vol. 21, p. 440.State action under. 14th amendment, Vol.

21, p. 433.State enforcement of private discrimina-

tion, Vol. 21, p. 435.State inaction, Vol. 21, p. 445.State proprietary functions, Vol. 21, p.


DISMISSAL AND NON-SUITDismissal for want of prosecution, *Vol.

21. p. 181.

DIVORCEActions for divorce and separation, *VoL

21, p. 362.The Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

*Vol. 21, p. 48.

DIVORCE AND DONATIONEffect of divorce on donation in contem-

plation of marriage, *Vol. 21, p. 290.

DOMICILE OR RESIDENCEDual domicile and related problems, venue,

*Vol. 21, p. 193.

DONATIONSImmovables donated to religious entities,

*Vol. 21, p. 59.

DOUBLE JEOPARDYGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 370.

Double jeopardy and the identity of of-fenses, *Vol. 21, p. 615.

Tests of identity at common law, Vol. 21,p. 616.

Tests of identity in Louisiana, *Vol. 21,p. 619.

DUPLANTIER, ADRIAN G. AND SAR-PY, LEON

1960 amendments to the Civil Code enactedin connection with the new Code ofCivil Procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 383.

EDUCATIONLouisiana constitution, public education,

*Vol. 21, p. 114.

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EGYPTIAN LAWImplied warranty against latent defects:

A historical comparative law study,Vol. 21, p. 594.

EHRENZWEIG, ALBERT A.Conflict of laws, Part one: jurisdiction

and judgments, Yiannopoulos, A. N.,Vol. 21, p. 519.

ELECTIONSRace relations, *Vol. 21, p. 86.Secrecy of the ballot, *Vol. 21, p. 821.Suffrage and elections, Louisiana constitu-

tion, *Vol. 21, p. 111.

EMINENT DOMAINValue of property, *Vol. 21, p. 319.

EMOTIONAL DISTRESSTorts,

Emotionally produced physical distress,Vol. 21, p. 858.

EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYERSUnion enforcement of individual employee


EMPLOYMENTFor purposes of workmen's compensation,

Vol. 21, p. 327.

ENGLANDImplied warranty against latent defects:


EQUITABLE ABSTENTIONInter-sovereign certification as an answer

to the abstention problem, Vol. 21, p.777.

ESTATE TAXBuy-sell agreements, Vol. 21, p. 827.

ETHICSEducation for professional responsibility,

Vol. 21, p. 140.Public responsibilities of the learned pro-

fessions, Vol. 21, p. 130.

EVICTIONThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Eviction of tenants and occupants,*Vol. 21, p. 50.

EVIDENCEBusiness records as an exception to the

hearsay rule, *Vol. 21, p. 449.Clearly erroneous doctrine, *Vol. 21, p.

419.

Confessions, *Vol. 21, p. 380.Documentary evidence, *Vol. 21, p. 381.Hearsay evidence, *Vol. 21, p. 379.Hearsay rule--business records exception,

*Vol. 21, p. 449.The Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Production of evidence, *Vol. 21, p.33.

Manifest error rule, *Vol. 21, p. 402.Substantial evidence rule, *Vol. 21, p. 416.Total lack of evidence, *Vol. 21, p. 374.Witnesses, *Vol. 21, p. 379.

EXCEPTIONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 356.

Delay for pleading, *Vol. 21, p. 179.Form of, *Vol. 21, p. 208.Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, *VoL

21, p. 200.

EXECUTORY PROCESSGenerally,* Vol. 21, p. 361.

The Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,*Vol. 21, p. 40.

EXPROPRIATIONGenerally, *Vol. 21, pp. 62, 320.

Assessments for street improvements andsidewalks, *Vol. 21, p. 320.

EXTRADITIONGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 371.

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSIONDenial of certificate of public convenience

and necessity- Consideration of enduse and price, Vol. 21. p. 790.

FEDERAL PROCEDUREAbstention doctrine, Vol. 21, p. 777.1958 Amendment to the United States

Judicial Code relative to the denial ofcosts to a plaintiff, Vol. 21, p. 783.

FELONY-MANSLAUGHTER*Vol. 21, p. 366.

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENTEffects on alteration of municipal boun-

daries, Vol. 21, p. 676.

FIRST AMENDMENTCensorship of motion pictures, Vol. 21, p.

807.

FORUM JURIDICUMThe manifest error rule, *Vol. 21, p. 749.

FOURTEENTH AMENDMENTCensorship of motion pictures, Vol. 21, p.

807.Sit-in demonstrations, Vol. 21, p. 440.

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State action, Vol. 21, p. 433.State enforcement of private discrimina-

tion, Vol. 21, p. 435.State proprietary functions, Vol. 21, p.


FRANCHISESPublic utilities, *Vol. 21, p. 346.

FRANCHISE TAXESLouisiana corporation franchise tax, *Vol.

21, p. 352.

FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEMPrice fixing, Vol. 21, p. 507.

GASDenial of certificate of convenience and

necessity by Federal Power Commis-sion - Consideration of end use andprice factors, Vol. 21, p. 790.

GAS GATHERING TAXGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 351.

GERMANYImplied warranty against latent defects:


GREECEImplied warranty against latent defects:


HARDY, GEORGE W. JR.The Manifest Error rule, *Vol. 21, p. 749.

HARRISON, MILTON M.The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-60 Term, Agency, *Vol.21, p. 308.

HAVARD, WILLIAM C.The 1960 proposals to amend the Louisi-

ana constitution, *Vol. 21, p. 109.

HEARSAY EVIDENCEBusiness records as an exception, *Vol. 21,

p. 449.Confessions, *Vol. 21, p. 380.Documentary evidence, *Vol. 21, p. 381.

HEBERT, PAUL M.Law-medicine and professional responsibil-

ity: A symposium-Foreword, *Vol.21, p. 128.

Law school editorial 1960-1961, *Vol. 21,p. 393.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-60 Term, Negotiable in-struments, *Vol. 21, p. 330.

HIGHWAYS, ROADS AND STREETSCommon, public and private things, *VoL

21, p. 729.

HINDU LAWS, ANCIENTImplied warranty against latent defects:


HISTORY OF COURTS OF APPEAL INLOUISIANA

Hood, John T. Jr., *Vol. 21, p. 531.

HOMICIDEFelony-manslaughter, *Vol. 21, p. 366.

HOOD, JOHN T. JR.History of Courts of Appeal in Louisiana,

*Vol. 21, p. 531.

IMPLIED WARRANTY AGAINST LA-TENT DEFECTS: A HISTORICALCOMPARATIVE LAW STUDYGenerally, Vol. 21, p. 586.

INCOME TAXCollection of state income tax, *Vol. 21,

p. 350.Depreciation, Vol. 21, p. 663.Gain from stock for stock plus boot trans-

action, Vol. 21, p. 830.

INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 372.

INFANTSOccupier's liability to trespassing children,

Vol. 21, p. 853.

INSANE PERSONSCommitment in case of acquittal by reason

of insanity, *VoI. 21, p. 72.Criminal law, *Vol. 21, p. 367.

INSURANCEAgent's liability to third persons for non-

feasance in performance of duty toprincipal, Vol. 21, p. 795.

Automobile liability insurance, Temporarysubstitute provision, *Vol. 21, p. 835.

Automobile liability insurance, Withdrawalfrom normal use, *Vol. 21, p. 835.

Incendiary origin of fire, *Vol. 21, p. 329.Meaning of term "insured," *Vol. 21, p.

329.Venue, actions on insurance policies, *Vol.

21, p. 193.

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INTERDICTIONInterdiction and curatorship of interdicts,


Curatorship of interdicts, *Vol. 21,p. 49.

INTERSTATE COMMERCESegregation of facilities used by bus line,

Vol. 21, p. 657.

JOINDER OF PARTIES.Reconventional demand, *Vol. 21, p. 225.

JONES ACTMaritime personal injuries, Vol. 21, p. 755.

JUDGMENTS AND DECREESAction of nullity of judgment, *Vol. 21,

p. 359.Delay before execution of judgment, *Vol.

21, p. 181.Vinality of judgment in the appeal court,

*Vol. 21, p. 181.-The Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,


Execution of judgments, *Vol. 21, p.37.

Rendition of judgments-Louisiana Codeof Civil Procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 228.

-Rendition of summary judgment, *Vol. 21,p. 218.

JUDICIAL CODE1958 Amendments to the United States

Judicial Code relative to denial ofcosts to plaintiff, Vol. 21, p. 783.

JUDICIARYInter-sovereign certification as an answer

to the abstention problem, Vol. 21, p.777.

Louisiana constitution, 1960 proposals toamend, *Vol. 21, p. 115,

JURISDICTIONAppellate jurisdiction, *Vol. 21, p. 359.

LABOR AND EMPLOYMENTUnion enforcement of individual employee


LABOR LAWSecondary products picketing under the

Labor Management Relations Act,Vol. 21, p. 841.

LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONSACT

New restrictions on "top-down" organizingunder LMRDA of 1959, Vol. 21, p.245.

Secondary products picketing, Vol. 21, p.841.

Union enforcement of individual employeerights arising from a collective bar-gaining contract, Vol. 21, p. 476.

LABOR MANAGEMENT REPORTINGAND DISCLOSURE ACT

Constitutionality of restrictions on pub-licity other than picketing, Vol. 21,p. 256.

Constitutionality of restrictions on "top-down" organizing, Vol. 21, p. 254.

New restrictions on "top-down" organizing,Vol. 21, p. 245.

Restrictions on "top-down" pressures viasecondary employers, Vol. 21, p. 251.

LABOR ORGANIZATIONSUnion enforcement of individual employee


LANDLORD AND TENANTGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 321.

Absence of a right to possession in thelessor as a disturbance, *Vol. 21, p.608.

Assertion of a right to possession by lessee,*Vol. 21, p. 613.

Leases by non-owners, *Vol. 21, p. 606.

LAW SCHOOLSLaw school editorial 1960-1961, *Vol. 21,

p. 393.LEASES

Generally, *Vol. 21, p. 321.Absence of a right to possession in the

lessor as a disturbance, *Vol. 21, p.608.

Assertion of a right to possession by lessee,*Vol. 21, p. 613.

Bailed goods, *Vol. 21, p. 321.Leases by non-owners, *Vol. 21, p. 606.Real rights in Louisiana, *Vol. 21, p. 466.

LEGITIMATIONRetrospective effect of amendment to law

of legitimation, *Vol. 21, p. 291.

LEVEESGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 294.

LICENSES AND LICENSE TAXESGas gathering tax as license tax, *Vol. 21,

p. 351.

LIMITATION OF ACTIONSPrescription, *Vol. 21, p. 63.Time limitations, criminal law, *Vol. 21,: p. 69.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENTGenerally, Vol. 21, p. 338.

Louisiana constitution, 1960 proposals toamend, political subdivisions and localauthorities, *Vol. 21, p. 119.

Ordinances, Vol. 21, p. 338.Public contracts, Vol. 21, p. 339.Public finance, Vol. 21, p. 342.

LOUISIANA COURTS OF APPEALHistory of, *Vol. 21, p. 531.

MALONE, WEX S.Louisiana Legislative symposium: 1960' Regular Session, Torts, *Vol. 21, p.

78.The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-60 Term, Torts, '*Vol. 21,p. 322.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Workmen'sCompensation, *Vol. 21, p. 327.

MANIFEST ERROR RULEForum Juridicum, *Vol. 21, p. 749.

MANSLAUGHTERCriminal responsibility of owner who loans

automobile to intoxicated driver, Vol.21, p. 812.

MARRIAGECriminal legislation on marriage and pro-

creation, *Vol. 21, p. 53.-Proof of nullity of second marriage, *Vol.

21, p. 289.

MATHEWS, ROBERT E.Education for professional responsibility,

Vol. 21, p. 140.

McMAHON, HENRY G.Louisiana Legislative symposium: 1960

Regular Session, Louisiana Code ofCivil Procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 1.

Symposium on civil procedure-Introduc-tion, *Vol. 21, p. 168.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Civil Procedure,*Vol. 21, p. 355.

The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Courtfor the 1959-60 Term, Local govern-ment law, *Vol. 21, p. 338.

MINERAL RIGHTS IN LOUISIANAGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 308.

Alienation of minerals by state politicalsubdivisions and agencies, *Vol. 21,p. 271.

Damages from seismic survey, *Vol. 21,p. 310.

Estoppel, *Vol. 21, p. 311.

Forced unitization with lands under pro-duction, *Vol. 21, p. 669.

Louisiana Legislative Symposium: 1960Regular Session, *Vol. 21, p..83.

Statute of limitations, *Vol. 21, p. 309.Unitization-prescription, *Vol. 21, p. 514.Usufruct, *Vol. 21, p. 311.

MINERALS, OIL AND GASAlienation of minerals by state political

subdivisions and agencies; *Vol. 21,p. 271.

Damages from seismic survey, *Vol. 21, p.310.

Forced unitization with lands under pro-duction, *Vol. 21, p. 669.

Louisiana Legislative Symposium: 1960Regular session, *Vol. 21, p. 83.

Statute of limitations, *Vol. 21, p. 308.Unitization - prescription, *Vol. 21, p.

514.

MINORSAdministration of minor's property during

marriage of parents, *Vol. 21, p. 391.

MONEYRecovery of stolen paper money under the

Louisiana Civil Code and the Nego-tiable Instruments Law, *Vol. 21, p.482.

MOSLEM LAWImplied warranty against latent defects:


MOTION PICTURESCensorship, Vol. 21, p. 807.

MOTIONSSummary judgment, *Vol. 21, p. 214.

MOTOR CARRIERSRacial discrimination - private, carriers

providing public transportation, *VoL21, p. 105.

Taxi-cabs, *Vol. 21, p. 325.

MOTOR VEHICLESGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 325.

Community errand doctrine, *Vol. 21, p.647.

Criminal liability of owner who loans auto-mobile to intoxicated person, Vol. 21,p. 812.

Family purpose doctrine, *Vol. 21, p. 647.Insurance,

Temporary substitute provision, '*Vol.21, p. 835.

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Withdrawal from normal use, *Vol.21, p. 835.

Torts, Emotionally produced physical dis-tress, Vol. 21, p. 858.

MUNICIPALITIESConstitutional effects of boundary altera-

tion, Vol. 21, p. 676.

MURRAY, DANIEL E.Implied warranty against latent defects: A

historical comparative law study, Vol.21, p. 586.

NAVIGABLE STEAMSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 701.

NAVIGABLE WATERSProperty Law, *Vol. 21, p. 717.

NEGLIGENT HOMICIDECriminal responsibility of owner who loans

automobile to intoxicated person, Vol.21, p. 812.

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTSBona fide acquirer of currency, *Vol. 21,

p. 485.Donation as distinguished from donation

of negotiable note, *Vol. 21, p. 332.Holder in due course, *Vol. 21, p. 330.Paper money as negotiable instrument at

common law, *Vol. 21, p. 491.Paper money as negotiable instrument in

Louisiana, *Vol. 21, p. 493.Recovery of stolen money under the Lou-

isiana Civil Code and the NegotiableInstruments Law, *Vol. 21, p. 482.

NEW TRIALProcedural delays in application for, *Vol.

21, p. 171.

NONFEASANCEAgent's liability to third persons for, Vol.

21, p. 795.

NON-NAVIGABLE WATERSCommon, public, and private things, *Vol.

21, p. 726.

NORWAYImplied warranty against latent defects:


NOTICESNotice of judgments, *Vol. 21, p. 231.

NULLITY, ACTION OFAction of nullity of judgment, *Vol. 21, p.

359.Procedural delays, Vol. 21, p. 173.

OBLIGATIONSConventional obligations, *Vol. 21, p. 60.Implied warranty against latent defects,

Vol. 21, p. 536.Irrevocable offer, *Vol. 21, p. 301.Parole evidence, *Vol, 21, p. 301.Recovery of interest, *Vol. 21, p. 303.

OBSCENITYGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 68.

OFFENSESDamages, venue, *Vol. 21, p. 192.Louisiana Legislative symposium: 1960

Regular Session, *Vol. 21, p. 78.

OPTIONSReal rights in Louisiana, *Vol. 21, p. 466.

ORDINANCES"Gas sign ordinances," Vol. 21, p. 338.

PAROL EVIDENCEAnnulment of authentic act of sale, *Vol.

21, p. 680.

PARTIESGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 355.

PARTITIONThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Partition between co-owners, *Vol. 21,p. 49.

Venue, *Vol. 21, p. 190.

PARTNERSHIPBuy-sell agreements, Vol. 21, p. 827.Estate taxes, Vol. 21, p. 827.

PASCAL, ROBERT A.Louisiana Legislative Symposium: 1960

Regular session, Civil Code and relatedsubjects, *Vol. 21, pp. 53, 289.

PENITENTIARYImprisonment in state penitentiary equiva-

lent to "bard labor," *Vol. 21, p. 370.

PEREMPTORY EXCEPTIONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 206.

PERSONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 289.

Alimony, *Vol. 21, p. 291.Criminal legislation on marriage and pro-

creation, *Vol. 21, p. 53.Custody, *Vol. 21, p. 293.Effect of divorce on donation in contem-

plation of marriage, *Vol. 21, p. 290.

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Proof of nullity of second marriage, *Vol.21, p. 289.

Retrospective effect of amendment to lawof legitimation, *Vol. 21, p. 291.

PICKETINGConstitutionality of restrictions on recog-

nition picketing- Labor ManagementReporting and Disclosure Act of 1959,Vol. 21, p. 255.

Recognition picketing - Sec. 8(b) (7) ofLabor Management Reporting andDisclosure Act of 1959, Vol. 21, p. 247.

Secondary products picketing under LaborManagement Relations Act, Vol. 21,p. 841.

PLAINTIFFSThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Parties, *Vol. 21, p. 28.

PLEADINGSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 356.


PLEASPlea of guilty not responsive to bill of in-

formation, *Vol. 21, p. 818.

POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONSLouisiana constitution, *Vol. 21, p. 119.

PRACTICE AND PROCEEDINGSThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

Actions, *Vol. 21, p. 26.Appellate procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 36.Citation and service of process, *Vol.

21, p. 32.Concursus proceedings, *Vol. 21, p. 49.Courts, *Vol. 21, p. 23.Eviction of tenants and occupants,

*Vol. 21, p. 50.Execution of judgments, *Vol. 21, p.

37.Executory process, *Vol. 21, p. 40.Interdiction and curatorship of inter-

dicts, *'Vol. 21, p. 49.Judgments, *Vol. 21, p. 35.Miscellaneous provisions of act adopt-

ing code, *Vol. 21, p. 51.Production of evidence, *Vol. 21, p. 33.Parties, *Vol. 21, p. 28.Partition between co-owners, *Vol. 21,

p. 49.Pleading, *Vol. 21, p. 29.Provisional remedies, *Vol. 21, p. 45.Real actions, *Vol. 21, p. 46.Separation from bed and board; di-

vorce, .*Vol. 21, p. 48.

Structure, organization and objectives,*Vol. 21, p. 1.

Succession procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 40.Summary process, *Vol. 21, p. 39.Trial, *Vol. 21, p. 34.Trial courts of limited jurisdiction,

*Vol. 21, p. 50.Tutorship, *Vol. 21, p. 48.

Louisiana Legislative Symposium: 1960Regular Session: The Louisiana Codeof Civil Procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 1.

Procedural delays, *Vol. 21, p. 169.Symposium on civil procedure- Louisiana

Code of Civil Procedure, *Vol. 21, p.168.

PRICE FIXINGClayton Act, Vol. 21, p. 507.

PRINCIPAL AND AGENTAgent's liability to third person for non-

feasance in performance of duty toprincipal, Vol. 21, p. 795.

PRIOR RESTRAINTCensorship of motion picture films, Vol. 21,

p. 807.

PROCEDUREDenial of costs to plaintiff under United

States Judicial Code amendments of1958, Vol. 21, p. 783.

PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONSEducation for professional responsibility,

Vol. 21, p. 140.Public responsibilities of the learned pro-

fessions, Vol. 21, p. 130.Why a profession? Vol. 21, p. 153.

PROPERTYApportionment of alluvion between ri-

parian owners, Vol. 21, p. 803.Common, public and private things in

Louisiana: civilian tradition andmodern practice, *Vol. 21, p. 697.

Common things, *Vol. 21, p. 740.Highways, roads and streets, *Vol. 21, p.

729.Immovables donated to religious entities,

*Vol. 21, p. 59.Levees, *Vol. 21, p. 294.Navigable rivers, *Vol. 21, p. 713.Navigable waters: Lakes, bays and sounds,

*Vol. 21, p. 717.Non-navigable water, *Vol. 21, p. 726.Private things, *Vol. 21, p. 738.Public things, *Vol. 21, p. 706.Running water, *Vol. 21, p. 701.Sea, *Vol. 21; p. 702.Seashore, *Vol. 21, pp. 293, 705.

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Sic utere servitude, *Vol. 21, p. 294.State property, *Vol. 21, p. 709.Tacit dedication of public street, *Vol. 21,

p. 295.Things susceptible of ownership, *Vol. 21,

p. 743.

PSYCHOSISWorkmen's compensation, resulting from

daily assembly line pressures, Vol. 21,p. 868.

PUBLIC CONTRACTSPublic Contracts Act, Vol. 21, p. 339.

PUBLIC FINANCEBorrowing on anticipated tax revenues,

Vol. 21, p. 342.Creation and administration of sewerage

districts, *Vol. 21, p. 343.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONRailroads, *Vol. 21, p. 350.Telephone and telegraph, *Vol. 21, p. 347.

PUBLIC UTILITIESConfiscatory rates, *Vol. 21, p. 346.Fair rate of return, *Vol. 21, p. 347.Railroad station closures, *Vol. 21, p. 350.Telephones and telegraph, *Vol. 21, p. 347.

PUGH, GEORGE W.The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-60 Term,Evidence, *Vol. 21, p. 379.

PUGH, GEORGE W. AND JEAN H.The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-1960 Term,Statistical Survey, *Vol. 21, p. 277.

QUASI-OFFENSESAssault- Use of deadly weapon against

intruders, *Vol. 21, p. 322.Damages- death, *Vol. 21, p. 326.Keeper of animals, *Vol. 21, p. 323.Traffic and transportation, *Vol. 21, p.

325.Venue, *Vol. 21, p. 192.

RACIAL DISCRIMINATIONDiscrimination against the invitees and

users of private property, *Vol. 21,p. 92.

Disturbing the peace, disorderly conduct,criminal mischief, criminal trespass,obstructing public passages, Vol. 21,p. 93.

Elections, *Vol. 21, p. 86.Louisiana Legislative Symposium: 1960

Regular Session, *Vol. 21, p. 85.

Private companies providing public trans-portation, *Vol. 21, p. 105.

RAILROADSPublic Service Commission, *Vol. 21, p.

350.

RATESPublic utilities, *Vol. 21, p. 346.

REAL OBLIGATIONSReal rights in Louisiana, *Vol. 21, p. 462.

REAL PROPERTYImmovables donated to religious entities,

*Vol. 21, p. 59.Real rights in Louisiana, *Vol. 21, p. 462.Venue in actions involving, *Vol. 21, p.

188.

RECONVENTIONAL DEMANDSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 356.

Action matured or acquired after pleading,*Vol. 21, p. 226.

Effect of dismissal of principal action,*Vol. 21, p. 227.

Jurisdiction and venue, *Vol. 21, p. 222.Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, *Vol.

21, p. 220.Reconvention and compensation, *Vol. 21,

p. 224.Removal of limitations on the use of recon-

ventional demand under LouisianaCode of Civil Procedure, *Vol. 21, p.222.

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONSImmovables donated to religious entities,

*Vol. 21, p. 59.

REPRIEVESGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 377.

RESTRICTIVE COVENANTSAction for enforcement, *Vol. 21, p. 471.Building restrictions in Louisiana, *Vol.

21, p. 468.Establishment, *Vol. 21, p. 470.Remedies for violation, $Vol. 21, p. 472.Termination, *Vol. 21, p. 473.

REVIEWClearly erroneous doctrine, *Vol. 21, p.

419.Scope of appellate review of facts, *Vol.

21, p. 402.Substantial evidence rule, *Vol. 21, p. 416.Substitution of judgment, *Vol. 21, p. 411.

ROLAND, ROBERT L.The Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

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State and Local Taxation, *Vol. 21, p.350.

ROMAN LAWImplied warranty against latent defects:


RUSSIAImplied warranty against latent defects:


SALESBona fide purchaser of goods at common

law, *Vol. 21, p. 483.Destruction of property which is subject

of sales agreement, *Vol. 21, p. 313.Execution sales, the auction, adjudication

and effects, *Vol. 21, p. 238.Execution sales- Louisiana Code of Civil

Procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 235.Income tax,

Gain from stock for stock plus boottransaction, Vol. 21, p. 830.

Parol evidence to annul authentic act,*Vol. 21, p. 680.

Passage of title, *Vol. 21, p. 317.Procedure prior to execution sale, *Vol. 21,

p. 236.Recovery of stolen paper money under the

Louisiana Civil Code and the nego-tiable instruments law, *Vol. 21, p.482.

Tax sale, *Vol. 21, p. 318.Value of property taken under eminent

domain, *Vol. 21, p. 319.

SALES OF IMMOVABLESExecution sales, *Vol. 21, p. 235.

SARPY, LEON AND DUPLANTIER,ADRIAN G.

1960 Amendments to the Civil Code enact-ed in connection with the new Code ofCivil Procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 383.

SEAProperty law, *Vol. 21, p. 702.

SEASHOREGenerally, *Vol. 21, pp. 293, 705.

SECURITY DEVICESHomestead exemption, *Vol. 21, p. 305.Material man distinguished from subcon-• '' tractor, *Vol. 21, p. 846.

SELF-INCRIMINATIONCongressional grant of immunity from

state prosecution, Vol. 21, p. 053.

SEMITIC LAWSImplied warranty against latent defects:


SENTENCEIllegal sentence resulting from plea bar-

gain, *Vol. 21, p. 375.

SEPARATIONActions for divorce or separation, Vol. 21,

p. 362.

SEPARATION FROM BED ANDBOARD


SERVICE OF PROCESSThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

*Vol. 21, p. 32.

SERVITUDESGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 58.

Building restrictions in Louisiana, *Vol.21, p. 468.

Highways, roads and streets, *Vol. 21, p.729.

Sic utere servitude, *Vol. 21, p. 294.

SEWERAGE DISTRICTSGenerally, Vol. 21, p. 343.

SHIPS AND WATERCRAFTPersonal injuries and maritime law, VoL

21, p. 756.

SMITH, J. DENSONThe Work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-1960 Term,Insurance, *Vol. 21, p. 329.Obligations, *Vol. 21, p. 301.Sales, *Vol. 21, p. 313.

STASON, E. BLYTHEWhy a profession? Vol. 21, p. 153.

STATE ACTIONState enforcement of private discrimina-tion, Vol. 21, p. 435.State inaction, Vol. 21, p. 445.State involvement in private discrimina-

tion under the fourteenth amendment,Vol. 21, p. 433.

State proprietary functions, Vol. 21, p.442.

Sit-in demonstrations, Vol. 21, p. 440.State trespass laws, Vol. 21, p. 440.

STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONSLouisiana constitution, *Vol. 21, p. 113.

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STATE AND LOCAL TAXATIONCollection of income tax, *Vol. 21, p. 350.Gas gathering tax as license tax, *Vol. 21,

p. 351.Louisiana corporation franchise tax, *Vol.

21, p. 352.Use tax, *Vol. 21, p. 353.

STATE PROPERTYPublic and private things, *Vol. 21, p. 709.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONSAcknowledgment, *Vol. 21, p. 306.Liberative prescription, *Vol. 21, p. 306.

STATUTESSufficient certainty, *Vol. 21, p. 368.

STOCK AND STOCKHOLDERSIncome tax,

Gain from a stock for stock plus boot,transaction, Vol. 21, p. 830.

STOLEN PROPERTYRecovery of stolen paper money under the

Louisiana Civil Code and the nego-tiable instruments law, *Vol. 21, p.482.

STREETS AND ALLEYSTacit dedication of public street, Vol. 21,

p. 295.

SUBCONTRACTORArchitect's liability for failure to super-

vise, *Vol. 21, p. 849.Distinguished from material man under

building contract, Vol. 21, p. 846.

SUCCESSIONSGenerally, *Vol. 21, pp. 58, 297.

Attorneys for absent heirs, *Vol. 21, p.386.

Compensation of succession representative,*Vol. 21, p. 389.

Inventories, *Vol. 21, p. 385.Judgment of possession: Reopening, *Vol.

21, p. 389.Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, *Vol.

21, p. 40.Payment of debts and accounting, *Vol. 21,

p. 388.Powers and duties of succession represen-

tatives, *Vol. 21, p. 387.Probating testaments, *Vol. 21, p. 384.Procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 361.Qualification of succession representative,

*Vol. 21, p. 384.Removal of succession representative, *Vol.

21, p. 386.Sales 'of succession property, *Vol. 21, p.

387..

Security by executors, *Vol. 21, p. 386.Venue for actions concerning, *Vol. 21, p.

189.

SUMMARY JUDGMENTLouisiana Code of Civil Procedure, 'Vol.

21, p. 209.Rendition of, *Vol. 21, p. 218.

SUMMARY PROCEEDINGSThe Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

*Vol. 21, p. 39.

SUPERVISORY JURISDICTIONDelays for applying for supervisory writs,

*Vol. 21, p. 182.

SUPREME COURTThe work of the Louisiana Supreme Court

for the 1959-60 Term,Statistical Survey, *Vol. 21, p. 277.

SURVIVAL OF ACTIONSWrongful death, *Vol. 21, p. 81.

SURVIVORSHIPWrongful death claims, *Vol. 21, p. 81.

SUSPENDED SENTENCEGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 73.

TAXATIONCity use tax, *Vol. 21, p. 353.Collection of state income tax, *Vol. 21,

p. 350.Estate tax,

Buy-sell agreements, Vol. 21, p. 827.Gas gathering tax as license tax, *Vol. 21,

p. 351.Louisiana corporation franchise tax, *Vol.

21, p. 352.

TAXI-CABSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 325.

TAX SALESGenerally, Vol. 21, p. 318.

TEMPORARY SUBSTITUTE AUTOMO-BILE

Automobile insurance, *Vol. 21, p. 835.

TORTSArchitect's failure to suprevise work of

subcontractor, *Vol. 21, p. 849.Assault-use of deadly weapon against in-

truders, *Vol. 21, p. 322.Contribution among tortfeasors, Vol. 21,

p. 78.Damages-death, *Vol. 21, p. 326.Emotionally produced physical distress,

Vol. 21, p. 858.

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Keeper of animals, *Vol. 21, p. 823.Louisiana Legislative symposium: 1960

Regular Session, *Vol. 21, p. 78.Occupier's liability to trespassing children,

Vol. 21, p. 853.Traffic and transportation, *Vol. 21, p.

325.Trespass

Consequential injuries, Vol. 21, p. 862.Venue, damages for offenses or quasi-of-

fenses, *Vol. 21, p. 192.Wrongful death and survivorship of tort

claims, *Vol. 21, p. 81.

TRIALApplication for new trial, procedural de-

lays, *Vol. 21, p. 171.The Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure,

*Vol. 21, p. 34.TRESPASSChildren trespassing, occupier's liability,

Vol. 21, p. 853.Consequential injuries, Vol. 21, p. 862.Criminal trespass, *Vol. 21, p. 66.

TRUSTS AND TRUSTEESPrivate express trusts, *Vol. 21, p. 59.TUTORS AND TUTORSHIPAmendment to Civil Code enacted in con-

nection with the new Code of CivilProcedure, *Vol. 21, p. 383.

USE TAXESCity use tax, *Vol. 21, p. 353.

VENUEConflicts of provisions, Louisiana Code of

Civil procedure, *Vol. 21, p. 199.Exceptions to general rules, *Vol. 21, p.

187.Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, *Vol.

21, p. 182.Waiver and related provisions under Lou-

isiana Code of Civil Procedure, *Vol.21, p. 195.

VESSELSAppurtenance of, Vol. 21, pp. 760, 766.Reasonable fitness, Vol. 21, pp. 764, 767.What is a vessel, Vol. 21, p. 756.

VITAL STATISTICSBirth certificates, *Vol. 21, p. 55.

VOTERSSecrecy of the ballot, *Vol. 21, p. 821.

Suffrage and elections, Louisiana constitu-tion, *Vol. 21, p. 111.

VOTING MACHINESSecrecy of the ballot, *Vol. 21, p. 821.

WADE, JOHN W.Public responsibilities of the learned pro-

fessions, Vol. 21, p. 130.

WAIVERVenue, *Vol. 21, p. 195.

WARRANTIESImplied warranty against latent defects:


WEAPONSUse of deadly weapons against intruders,

*Vol. 21, p. 322.

WILLSGenerally, *Vol. 21, p. 300.

WITNESSESUnresponsive answers, *Vol. 21, p. 379.

WOLLETT, DONALD H.Louisiana Legislative symposium: 1960

Regular Session,Race relations, *Vol. 21, p. 85.

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIONDeath benefits, Vol. 21, p. 327.Disability-modification of award, Vol. 21,

p. 328.Existence of employment relation, Vol.

21, p. 327.Psychosis resulting from daily assembly

line pressures, Vol. 21, p. 868.

WRONGFUL DEATHDamages, *Vol. 21, p. 326.

YIANNOPOULOS, A. N.Common, public, and private things in

Louisiana: Civilian and modern prac-tice, *Vol. 21, p. 697.

Conflict of laws and unification of law byinternational convention: The experi-ence of the Brussels Convention of1924, Vol. 21, p. 553.

Conflict of laws, part one: Jurisdictionand judgments, Vol. 21, p. 519.

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