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CHANGES MADE IN COUNCIL DRAFT 5 [i] (January 28-29, 1977)

handle is hein.ali/alifs0039 and id is 1 raw text is: HARVARD LAW SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE . MASSACHUSETTS . 02138 February 8, 1977 To the members of the Council of The American Law Institute The substitute pages for Council Draft No. 5 of the Federal Securities Code that are enclosed incorporate the changes (none of them earth-shaking) made either before or as a result of the review of that draft (in the form of Preliminary Draft No. 22) by the American Bar Association's Committee on Federal Regulation of Securities at its annual Code meeting in Washington on January 28-29. Although the ring binders used for the draft preclude physical substitution, it should nevertheless be easier to 'follow the changes in this form than in the form of a supplement of the kind I have prepared in the past. Your secretaries might be instructed simply to slip these substitute pages into the draft ahead of the pages that they are meant to replace. I have intentionally interlineated instead of having the substituted pages retyped, so that the changes will be readily apparent insofar as you may already have examined the draft. I have been careful to use what I am pleased to consider my legible rather than personal script. And in the few instances in which riders have been typed I have indicated that fact by a wavy line in the left margin. I repeat my annual apology for not giving you a fresh draft. It would be impossible to try to schedule the ABA committee meeting early enough to permit the preparation of a fresh draft and its distribution to you in time to do any good. You will be pleased to know, I hope, that Proposed Final Draft No. 1, which contains the entire Code except for the materials in Council Draft No. 5, has already been distributed to the Consultants for a meeting in Washinqton on March 3-5. I shall have something to say at our meeti j on February 24-25 with respect to the work that remains to be done. I look forward to seeing you then. Meanwhile, happy reading! ,./,icerely Louis Loss LL/js CC: Prof. Wechsler Prof. Brudney Prof. Contryman Mr. wolkin

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