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NUMBER FICHE 1 20 2 14 3 17 4 9 5 6 6 2 Bernzweig, Eli P. Legal MICROFICHE OF BOOKS LISTED IN A.A.L.S. LAW BOOKS RECOMMENDED FOR LIBRARIES List: #36 TORTS THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2014 UPDATE NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 1 Addison, Charles Greenstreet A Treatise on the Law of Torts 20 2 Volumes 1881 2 Addison, Charles Greenstreet A Treatise on the Law of Torts; Or, Wrongs and 14 Their Remedies 1906 3 Ames, James Barr A Selection of Cases on the Law of Torts 17 2 Volumes 1929 4 Beach, Charles Fisk, Jr. A Treatise on the Law of Contributory 9 Negligence, or Negligence as a Defense 1899 5 Beale, Joseph Henry, Jr. A Collection of Cases on the Measure of Damages 6 1895 6 Bernzweig, Eli P. Legal Aspects of PHS Medical Care 2 1966 7 Bigelow, Melville Madison The Law of Fraud and the Procedure Pertaining 8 to the Redress Thereof 1877 8 Bowers, Renzo D. A Treatise on the Law of Conversation 7 1917 9 Broun, J.C.C. The Law of Nuisance in Scotland 4 1891 10 Burdick, Francis Marion The Law of Torts; A Concise Treatise on Civil 8 Liability for Actionable Wrongs to Persons and Property 1926 11 Chafee, Zechariah, Jr. Cases on Equity; Jurisdiction, Specific Performance, 14 Equitable Relief against Torts, Miscellaneous Equitable Remedies 1939 1 NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 12 Chafee, Zechariah, Jr. Cases on Equitable Relief against Torts, Including 8 Defamation and Injuries to Personality 1933 13 Colorado. Legislative Council Governmental Liability in Colorado 3 1968 14 Cooley, Roger William …Illustrative Cases on Damages 3 1935 15 Cooley, Thomas McIntyre A Treatise on the Law of Torts, or, the Wrongs 21 which Arise Independently of Contract 3 Volumes 1932 16 David, Leon Thomas The Administration of Public Tort Liability in 1 Los Angeles, 1934-1938 1939 17 David, Leon Thomas Municipal Liability for Tortious Acts and Omissions, 4 with Particular Reference to the Laws of the State of California 1936 18 David, Leon Thomas The Tort Liability of Public Officers 2 1940 19 Denton, James Herbert The Law of Municipal Negligence Respecting 5 Highways 1906 20 Eldredge, Laurence Howard Modern Tort Problems 4 1941 21 Folkard, Henry Coleman Folkard's Starkie on Slander and Libel, Including 11 Pleading and Evidence, Civil and Criminal; Also, Malicious Prosecutions, Contempts of Court 1877 22 French, Patterson Hughes The Automobile Compensation Plan: A Solution for 3 Some Problems of Court Congestion and Accident Litigation in New York State 1933 23 Gaitskill, Laurence R. The Financially Irresponsible Motorist in Kentucky 1 1963 2 NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 24 Green, Leon Cases on Injuries to Relations 10 1940 25 Gregory, Charles Oscar Legislative Loss Distribution in Negligence 3 Actions; A Study in Administration Aspects of Comparative Negligence and Contribution in Tort 1936 26 Hall, Mark Anthony Last Clear Chance 4 1939 27 Hancock, Moffatt Torts in the Conflict of Laws 4 1942 28 Holmested, George Smith Workmen's Compensation for Injuries Act, 1892, 2 and Lord Campbell's Act 1893 29 Ingham, John Hall The Law of Animals 9 1900 30 Jacobs, Milton C. New York Law of Accidents: A Text Book in 10 Digest Form 1934 31 Joyce, Joseph Asbury Treatise on the Law Governing Nuisances 11 1906 32 Moreland, Roy A Rationale of Criminal Negligence 2 1944 33 New York (State) Legislature. Report 9 Joint Committee on Municipal 1955-1964 Tort Liability 34 Odgers, William Blake A Digest of the Law of Libel and Stander, and of 11 Actions on the Case for Words Causing Damage, with the Evidence, Procedure, Practice, and Pleading, Both in Civil and Criminal Cases 1905 35 Patterson, Christopher Stuart Railway Accident Law; the Liability of Railways 7 for Injuries to the Person 1886 3 NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 36 Plucknett, Theodore Frank A Concise History of the Common Law 8 Thomas 1936 37 Rhyne, Charles S. Airports and the Courts 3 1944 38 Sedgwick, Theodore A Treatise on the Measure of Damages; Or, An 37 Inquiry into the Principles which Govern the Amount of Pecuniary Compensation Awarded by Courts of Justice 4 Volumes 1912 39 Smith, John Guthrie The Law of Damages: A Treatise on the 6 Reparation of Injuries, as Administered in Scotland 1889 40 South Dakota. State Legislative The Feasibility of Abolishing or Modifying the 1 Research Council Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity in South Dakota: Staff Background Memorandum 1967 41 Street, Thomas Atkins The Foundations of Legal Liability 6 1906 42 Sutherland, Jabez Gridley A Treatise on the Law of Damages, Embracing an 66 Elementary Exposition on the Law and Also Its Application to Particular Subjects of Contract and Tort 5 Volumes 1916 43 Texas. Legislative Council Uninsured Motorist 1 1960 44 Tiffany, Francis Buchanan Death by Wrongful Act 8 1913 45 U.S. Congress. House. Collection and Utilization of Accident and Injury 2 Committee on Government 1969 Operations. Intergovernmental Relations of Subcommittee 4 NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 46 U.S. Cong. House. Committee National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act 4 on Interstate and Foreign Review and Renewal Commerce. Subcommittee on 1969 Commerce and Finance 47 U.S. Congress. House. To Establish a National Accident Prevention 4 Committee on Interstate and 1962 Foreign Commerce 48 U.S. Congress. House. Improvement of Procedures in Claims Settlement 1 Committee on the Judiciary. and Government Litigation Subcommittee No. 2 1966 49 U.S. Congress. Senate. Implementation of the National Traffic and Motor 6 Committee on Commerce Vehicle Safety Act of 1966 1968 50 U.S. Congress. Senate. Motor Vehicle Safety, 1969 4 Committee on Commerce 1969 51 U.S. Congress. Senate. Safety Standards for Certain Motor Vehicles 1 Committee on Commerce 1967 52 U.S. Congress. Senate. Prices of Motor Vehicle Safety Equipment 5 Committee on Government 1968 Operations. Subcommittee on Executive Reorganization 53 U.S. Congress. Senate. Air Pollution Control 4 Committee on Public Works 1965 54 U.S. Congress. Senate. Air Pollution Control 6 Committee on Public Works 1963 55 U.S. Congress. Senate. Clean Air 16 Committee on Public Works 2 Volumes 1964 56 U.S. Congress. Senate. Highway Beautification and Highway Safety 5 Committee on Public Works Programs Subcommittee on Roads 1967 57 U.S. Congress. Senate. Oversight Hearings on the Highway Safety 3 Committee on Public Works Program 1969 5 NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 58 U.S. Congress. Senate. A Study of Pollution-Air; A Staff Report 2 Committee on Public Works 1963 Subcommittee on Roads 59 U.S. Congress. Senate. Water Pollution Control 8 Committee on Public Works 1963 60 U.S. Congress. Senate. Special Health Frauds and Quackery 6 Committee on Aging 4 Parts 1964 61 U.S. Department of Safety for Motor Vehicles in Use 2 Transportation 1968 62 U.S. Division of Air Pollution A Digest of State Air Pollution Laws 19 8 Volumes 1959-1967 63 U.S. Division of Air Pollution Motor Vehicles; Air Pollution, and Health 5 1962 64 U.S. National Highway Safety Highway Safety Program Standards 1 Bureau 1969 65 U.S. National Highway Safety Maximum Safe Speed for Motor Vehicles 1 Bureau 1969 66 U.S. President's Science Restoring the Quality of Our Environment 4 Advisory Committee 1965 67 Warren, Edward Henry Trover and Conversion, An Essay 2 1936 68 White, Edward Joseph Law of Personal Injuries in Mines, Including All 8 Character of Personal Injuries, Received in and about Mines and Quarries, Treating of Injuries Received by Employees 1905 69 Wood, Horace Gay A Practical Treatise on the Law of Nuisances in 12 Their Various Forms; Including Remedies Therefore at Law and in Equity 1883 70 Intentionally Omitted in the Numbering Sequence 1 6 NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 71 Hamilton, Theodore Frank Hamilton's Cyclopedia of Negligence Cases 13 1904 72 Jacobs, Milton C. Pleadings in Accident Cases 2 1938 73 Miller, Vernon X Selected Essays on Torts 3 1960 74 Pollock, Sir Frederick, bart The History of English Law before the Time of 1 Edward I 1903 Reference Fiche: Legal History No. 208 75 Sammons, Romeyn Cosmetology Jurisprudence: A Treatise and Manual 1 on the Legal Liabilities, Duties, and Constitutional Rights of Beauty Culture Operators, Cosmeticians and Barbers and of Manufacturers and Dealers in Appliances, Cosmetics, Drugs, etc. 1938 Reference Fiche: Medical Jurisprudence No. 75 76 Schweitzer, Sydney Charles Trial Manual for Negligence Actions 15 1941 77 Seelman, Ernest Paris The Law of Libel and Slander in the State of 9 New York 1933 78 U.S. Department of the Interior Factors of Safety: Basic Tort Claim Principles for 1 Accident Investigators 1961 79 U.S. Task Force on Navigation Project Horizon, Report 3 Goals 1961 80 Andrus, Jack L. Municipal Tort Liability in Texas 2 1962 81 American Bar Foundation The Mentally Disabled and the Law; the Report on 1 the Rights of the Mentally Ill 1961 Reference Fiche: Criminal Law & Procedure No. 121 7 NUMBER AUTHOR/PUBLISHER TITLE FICHE 82 Becht, Arno C. The Test of Factual Causation in Negligence and 3 Strict Liability Cases 1961 83 Billyou, De Forest Air Law 7 1963 84 Casualty Actuarial Society Automobile Insurance Rate Making; Studies by 4 Members of the Casualty Actuarial Society 1961 85 Columbia University. Catastrophic Accidents in Government Programs 1 Legislative Drafting Research 1963 Fund Reference Fiche: Atomic Energy No. 30 86 Crane, Frederick G. Automobile Insurance Rate Regulation; 2 The Public Control of Price Competition 1962 87 Dyer, Donald B. Liability in Public Recreation 2 1949 88 Garber, Lee Orville Tort and Contractual Liability of School Districts 2 and School Boards 1963 89 Conference on Freedom and Freedom and Responsibility in Broadcasting 1 Responsibility in Broadcasting, 1961 Northwestern University, 1961 Ref. Fiche: Intellectual & Industrial Property No.
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