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handle is hein.barjournals/tscb0007 and id is 1 raw text is: A NEW PULCTO OFTH SU1 AOIABR SOITO BAR BRIEFS Bar Meeting The Executive Committee has announced that the 1962 meeting of the South Carolina Bar Association will be held at the Fort Sumter hlotel in Charleston. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 10, 11 and 12. Vice-President Pritchar'I has promised the usual Broad Street hiospitality. February Transcript The February issue of TRANSCRIPT will astain ast article on the proposed Corpora. tioa Law for South Carolina by Professor Ernest L. Folk, II, of the Law School and a summary of the courses to be offered in the C.ntinuing Legal Education program this summer. Library for Sale Justice Lionel Legge is offering the following hooks from his law library for sal : The S. C. Reprirt (38 volsmes), all in good condition. The S. C. Digest (20 volumes). The S. E. Digest (35 volumes), and the Cusnulative Supplement thereto, consisting of 12 volumes. The S. C. Reports (Volumes I through 237), of which all are in good condition with the exception of 3 or 4 of the very old volumes. Shepard's S. E. Citations, complete to date. Shepard's S. C. Citations, complete to date. U. S. Supreme Court Reports, Lawyer's Edition (volumes 1-42nd), all in good con- dition. U. S. Supreme Court Digest (Annotated) (18 volumes) and index to Annotations. Shepard's U. S. Citations, complete to date. S. C. Statutes at Large, volumes 1 through 52. Interested persons please write him in Charleston. Elliott Memorial Louis P. Howell of Spartanburg, chairman of the committee of the Young Lawyers Conference to promote a memorial for the beloved late Professor W. T. Taley Elliott, announced that the drive for dona- tions has been postponed until February. At that time all members of the Association will be contacted. Corporation Law Instifute Set At USC Law School USC Moot Court Team Reaches Quarter Finals The Moot Court Team of the South Caro- lina School of Law was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the 12th annual National Moot Court Competition in New York City last month. Representing USC in the competition were Colden R. Batey. Jr., of Beaufort, Donald G. Clark of Columbia, and Dalton B. Floyd, Jr., of Lake City. The S. C. team lost a two to one decision to Nebraskz. which went on to lose to New York University in the finals. The Court was highly complimentary to the USC representative. Previously, in November, the team won the region six division, winning over teams from Duke University, the University of Richmond and, in final rounds, the runner- up University of Virginia team. Other schools competing in the division were University of West Virginia, Washington and Lee University, William and Mary, University of North Carolina, Wake Forest and North Carolina College of Law. (Please turn to page 4) An institute on Corporation Law was set by the South Carolina Bar Association at the University of South Carolina Law School for Wednesday, Janauary 10, 1962, from 10:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. The sub- ject for discussion was the 0-aft (which has been completed and is now being printed) of a new corporation law which a joint committee, headed by Senator Henry B. Richardson of Sumter, plans to introduce at the 1962 session of the General Assembly. Marshall Mays of Greenwood and Leo Hill of Greenville were active in organizing the institute and preparing the program. The institute consists of a round-table discussion of the draft law, section-by-sec- tion, led by a number of prominent South Carolina attorneys. Those participating are William H. Blackwell of Florence, Howard L. Burns of Greenwood, David L. Freeman of Anderson, Thomas K. Johnstone, Jr., of Greenville, Charles W. Knowlton, Thomas T. Moore and Julian J. Nexsen, all of Columbia; Thomas H. Pope of Newberry, F. Dean Rainey of Greenville, C. L. Buist Rivers and Augustine T. Smythe, Jr., both of Charleston, and T. Emmet Walsh of Spartanburg. Views and Analysis of lm. (Please turn to page 4) DEAN FIGG (with cup) and PROFESSOR DAVID H. MEANS (second From right) petnt cup to U.S.C. Moot Court Team.

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