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9 N.H. B.J. 1 (1966-1967)

handle is hein.barjournals/newhbj0009 and id is 1 raw text is: NEW HAMPSHIRE BAR JOURNAL VOL 9 FALL, 1966 No. 1 CONTENTS President's Page, by John-. Sheehan .................................................... 4 The Law School Of Tomorrow, by the Honorable W illiam J. Brennan, Jr ..................................................................... 6 Most Common Errors Found By Attorney General's Office In Process- ing Corporate Papers Under RSA 294, by Irma A. Matthews .... 17 Committee On Junior Bar Activities, Committee's Report On First Annual Seminar For New Lawyers ............................................ 21 Lex Loci, by Charles A. DeGrandpre .............................................. 25 N ecrological ............................................................................................ 50 JOHN W. KING, Editor 489 Canal Street, Manchester, New Hampshire ROBERT I. EATON, CHARLES T. GALLAGHER Associate Editors BOARD OF GOVERNORS ARTHUR H. NIGHSWANDER, Chairman Arthur A. Green, Jr., Francis H. Ayer, Leonard G. Velishka, George W. Walker, Dudley W. Orr. COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATIONS Thomas J. Tessier, Norman H. Stahl, Richard F. Upton, Hugh Bownes, Robert E. Hinchey, John P. Reid, Edward J. McDermott. The Journal, official publication of the New Hampshire Bar Association, is issued four times each year in Spring, Summer. Autumn, Winter. Of the membership dues paid annually S2.SO is for a year's subscription to the Journal. Subscription price to non-members of the New Hampshire Bar Assocation: $4.50 per year. Single copies $1.25. Second Class postage paid at Manchester, 'New Hampshire. Attention Postmasters: Form 3579 should be mailed to Journal business office 489 Canal Street, Manchester, N. H. Articles appearing in the Journal represent the views of the respective authors and do not necessarily carry the endorsement of the Association. Copyright, 1966 Bar Association of the State of New Hampshire Concord, New Hampshire

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