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1 Erie Cnty. B. Bull. 1 (1934)

handle is hein.baecl/ericoubarb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 'Erir Tunt Var Vulltin PUBLISHED BY THE RESEARCH COMMITTEE No. 1-Page 1 January 19, 1934 SERVICE The Research Committee's plan of having periodic discussions on special topics has inspired similar activity by our brethren in the Onondaga County Bar Association. By this, our first num- ber of the Erie County Bar Bulletin, we return the compliment: we confess at once that this publication was prompted by the useful Circular Letter which the Syracuse lawyers have been publishing tri-wee-kly since October 24, 1923. We -as they-aim to transmit at brief intervals to the members of our Bar Association information of definitely practical utility to Erie County lawyers. Of course, we hope to improve on our model. We shall endeavor to present up-to-the- minute legal information with a readable but pithy succinctness which will enable the busy practitioner to keep abreast of the latest devel- opments in the law by a periodic reading of the Bulletin without any substantial sacrifice of time. Emphasis will be placed on publishing the news of latest decisions and events while it is news. To assist in attaining this important objec- tive, the co-operation of our judges and lawyers in transmitting to us with dispatch decisions de- serving attention is solicited. Comment 'and sug- gestions with reference to our undertaking are invited. The following members of our Association have generously agreed to select and report the important decisions and events in the respective fields of law indicated: Isador Setel Real Estate S. Fay Carr Corporations and Bank- Adrian Block Carlos C. Alden Esmond D. Murphy Charles J. Deckop Geo. W. Wanamaker ing Bankruptcy Civil Practice Negligence and Work- men's Compensation Decedent Estate and Sur- rogate Court Practice Insurance Charles T. Yeager Domestic Relations and Criminal Law Arthur E. Otten Federal Legislation and Federal Court Practice William J. O'Connor Federal and State Taxa- tion Arthur Adler New York State Legisla- tion and Local Legisla- tion Thurman W. Stoner Conflict of Laws Philip Halpern General Matters Williamr L. MaT-rey, Jr. C~imnoPR-lfi David L. Landy Assistant to the Chair- man This first number of the Bulletin is being mailed to every lawyer in Erie County, but in the future, in view of the expense, it will be sent only to paid-up members of the Bar Asso- ciation. The Bulletin will be of substantial serv- ice to attorneys and is a persuasive reason for bec'oming a member in good standing at once. We wvish to acknowledge that in this issue, for various reasons, we have borrowed from the Circular Letters of the Onondaga ounty Bar Association. To its Research Committee-our thanks. The Trustees of the Association wish to re- mind the members once again of the dinner to be given on Mon will, jabe2ry 9ns isu bt on r V retiring Justices Pierce and O'Malley. Please telephone your reservations to Miss Driscoll at once. REAL ESTATE SUPREME COURT SUSTAINS MINNE- SOTA MORTGAGE MORATORIUM LAW.-In a momentous five to four decision, the Supreme Court of the United States on January 8, 1934 de- clared constitutional the first New Deal statute to undergo the acid test. The Minnesota law involved in Home Building and Loan Associa- tion v. Blaisdell authorized state district courts in their discretion to extend for a period limited

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