ISSN 0046-6115
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1967March 01, 1967 PDT
Operation of the Statute of Frauds: The “Special Order Provision” of the Uniform Commercial Code
Operation of the Statute of Frauds: The “Special Order Provision” of the Uniform Commercial Code
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1967
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1967
- Book Review: How to Avoid ProbateGeorge T. Shields
- Book Reviews: The Trial of Jack Ruby and Dallas JusticeLeo J. O'Brien
- Operation of the Statute of Frauds: The "Special Order Provision" of the Uniform Commercial CodeGreg Warner
- Appeal and Error-Law of the Case-Discretionary RuleRobert E. Baumann Jr.
- Torts: Negligent Treatment of Injuries-Effect of Release of the Original TortfeasorLinda Dawson
- Recent Decisions: Criminal Law-Right to Appeal From an Order Deferring SentencingHarvey Faurholt
- Demonstrative Evidence Problems in a Personal Injury CasePaul N. Luvera Jr.
- State Power and the Loss of Right to AccretionsGeorge E. Small
- Cows, Courts, Confusion, and the Safety of the Washington MotoristWilliam M. Treadwell
- Religious Fraud and the First AmendmentFrancis J. Conklin
- Accumulated Earnings Tax-Defensive PlanningRoger S. Levitan
- THE IMPACT OF BROWN VS.BOARD OF EDUCATIONBenjamin H. Kizer
Greg Warner, Operation of the Statute of Frauds: The “Special Order Provision” of the Uniform Commercial Code, 2 Gonzaga Law Review 127 (1967).