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1 Richard H. Field & Benjamin Kaplan, Materials for a Basic Course in Civil Procedure (Temporary 2nd ed.) i (1968)

handle is hein.wacas/mtbccvp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: University Casebook Series ACCOUNTING AND THE LAW, Third Edition (1964), with Problem Pamphlet The late James L. Dobr, Director, Institute of Accounting, Columbia Uni- versity, Ellis L. Phillips, Jr., Professor of Law, Columbia University. George C. Thompson, Professor, Columbia University Graduate School of Business, and William C. Warren, Professor of Law, Columbia University. ACCOUNTING, LAW AND (1949) Donald Schapiro, Instructor in Law, Yale University, and Ralph Wienshienk, Visiting Lecturer in Law, Yale University. ACCOUNTING, MATERIALS ON, (1959), with 1968 Supplement Robert Amory, Jr., Esq., W. Covington Hardee, Esq., Third Edition by David R. Herwitz, Professor of Law, Harvard University, and Donald T. Trautman, Professor of Law, Harvard University. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, Fifth Edition (1970), with Problems Supplement Walter Gellhorn, Professor of Law, Columbia University, and Clark Byse, Professor of Law, Harvard University. ADMIRALTY (1969) Jo Desha Lucas, Professor of Law, University of Chicago. ADMIRALTY (1954) The late Stanley Morrison, Professor of Law, Stanford University, and The late George W. Stumberg, Professor of Law, University of Texas. ADVOCACY, INTRODUCTION TO (1970) with Supplementary Cases Pamphlet . Board of Student Advisers, Harvard Law School. ANTITRUST LAW (1967), with 1969 Supplement Harlan M. Blake, Professor of Law, Columbia University. Robert Pitofsky, Professor of Law, New York University. ARBITRATION (1968) Shelden D. Elliott, Professor of Law, New York University. BANKRUPTCY ACT (Annotated) 1967 Edition The late James Angell MacLachlan, Professor of Law Emeritus, Harvard University. BIOGRAPHY OF A LEGAL DISPUTE, THE: An Introduction to American CivH Procedure (1968) Marc A. Franklin, Professor of Law, Stanford University. i R7204-1w

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