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2015 Cumulative Annual Pocket Part I (2015)

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           Insert this Pocket Part in the back of the Restatement
              of the Law Third, Property (Mortgages) (1997)


                CASE CITATIONS TO THE
              RESTATEMENT OF THE LAW



         Cumulative Annual Pocket Part
                     For Use In 2015

             Reporting Cases Through June 2014 That Cite

             Restatement of the Law Third,
                   Property (Mortgages)


                            §§ 1 to End
The original Restatement and the Restatement Second did not encompass the
subject of Mortgages. All citations to Property 3d (Mortgages) appear in this
Pocket Part. For subsequent citations, see also the Interim Case Citations to
the Restatements and the Principles of the Law pamphlets designated for use
with the 2015 Pocket Parts and Supplements.

           Publications Director: Marianne McGettigan Walker
                     The American Law Institute
                     4025 Chestnut Street
                     Philadelphia, PA 19104




                           ST. PAUL, MN
                    AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE PUBLISHERS
                              2015








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