Cumulative Index

Boston College Law Review Volume 8 Article 15 Issue 4 Number 4

7-1-1967 Cumulative Index

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Case Index (Boldface type denotes cases which have been noted or annotated.) Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page Abbott v. Anderson 985 Bartlett v. Administrator 48-49 Ablondi v. Board of Review 39-40 Bateman v. Ford Motor Co. 315-16 Abraham & Straus v. Teller 429 ff Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. Acquisto v. General Motors Corp. 53 348-49, 351 Aegis Prods., Inc. v. Arriflex Bayer Co. v. United Drug Co. 128 ff Corp. 86-89 Beacon Fed. Savings & Loan Aetna Ins. Co. v. Commonwealth Ass'n v. FHLBB 624 716-17 Beaunit Mills, Inc. 993-94 Aetna Ins. Co. v. Hyde 716 Berkey v. Third Ave. Ry. 981-83 Aetna Ins. Co. v. Travis 718 Benedict v. Ratner 106, 110 A. H. Bull S.S. Co. v. National Berne! Foam Prods. Co. 655 Marine Eng'rs Beneficial Ass'n 849 Berry Bros. Buick, Inc. v. Gen- Allen Bradley Co. v. Local 3, eral Motors Corp. 297 if, 309 ff IBEW 873-74 Big Y Supermarkets Inc. v. Mc- Allied Stores v. Funderburke 495-96 Culloch 778, 781-82 Alverez v. Administrator 46 Bird & Sons Sales Corp. v. Tobin American Airlines, Inc. v. CAB 104 ff • 135-146 Black & Decker Mfg. Co. 177, 195-96 American Banana Co. v. United Blue & Gold Stamps—U-Save Fruit Co. 683-84, 686 Premium Co. v. Sobieski 379 ff American Can Co. Board of Governors of Fed. Re- 790. 989, 990, 992, 994 serve Sys. v. Transamerica American Fed'n of Labor v. Corp. 361 NLRB 778 Board of Trade v. Johnson 986-87 American Potash & Chemical Boire v. Greyhound Corp. 779-80 Corp. 786-791, 993-94 Bolognesi v. United States 260 ff American Ship Bldg. v. NLRB Bonwit Teller, Inc. 799 ff 811, 862-63 Brechu v. Rapid Transit Co. 41 Apex Hosiery Co. v. Leader 895 ff Briskin v. White 975 ff Appalachian Elec. Power Co. 656 Broadwater v. Otto 282-83 Application of Chase Manhattan Brooks v. NLRB 658, 805 Bank 700 Brophy v. Cities Serv. Co. 357 Archer Laundry Co. 753-54 Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v. Aristocrat Linen Supply Co. 753 Atlantic Coast Line R.R. 666-72 Arrow Transp. Co. v. Southern Ry. Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v. 363-64 Chicago River & Ind. R.R. 670-71 Ashbacker Radio Corp. v. FCC Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v. 145-46 Toledo, P. & W.R.R. 160 Athens T.V. Cable, Inc. 777 Atkinson v. Sinclair Ref. Co. 812 Brotherhood of Ry. & S.S. Clerks Atlas Storage Div. 866 v. Florida E.C. Ry. 153-163 Attorney-General v. Barfried En- Brown & Root, Inc. 866 terprises Ltd. 222-24 Bullard Co. v. NLRB 778-81 Bullion v. Aetna Ins. Co. 715-16, 723 Bach v. Friden Calculating Mach. Burleson Unemployment Com- Co. 316 ff pensation Case 46 Badgett v. Department of Indus- Burnett v. New York Cent. R.R. 650 ff trial Relations 48 Banco Mexicano de Commercio e Industria v. Deutsche Bank 296 ff CAB v. Delta Air Lines, Inc. 141-42 Barney Motor Sales v. Cal Sales, Cannery Workers 886-87 Inc. 294, 304 Carey v. Westinghouse Corp. 1001 1017 BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page Carlo Bianchi & Co. v. United' Fabert Motors, Inc. v. Ford Mo- States 7 tor Co. 296 Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. v. Fafnir Bearing Co. v. NLRB 860 Review Bd. 52 Falcone v. Middlesex County Carroll v. American Fed'n of Medical Soc'y 374-76 Musicians 898-900 Fallick v. Kehr 972-81 Chemical Bank, New York Trust FCC v. Sanders Bros. Radio Sta- Co. v. Kheel 963-72 tion 910 Cintrone v. Hertz Truck Leasing Federal Baseball Club, Inc. v. and Rental Serv. 89-92 National League 343 ff, 346 City of Minot v. General Drivers Federation of Labor v. NLRB 199 Union No. 74 280-81, 286 Fibreboard Paper Prods. Co. v. City of Springfield v. ClouSe 287 ff NLRB .. 758-59, 852-53, 858, 873 ff Clavarella v. Salituri 976 First Nat'l City Bank v. Internal Commerce Trust Co. v. Wood- Revenue Serv. 699 bury 965-68 First Pa. Banking & Trust Co. Commissioner v. H. P. Hood & v. Montgomery County Bank Sons 1003 ff & Trust Co. 95 Compco Corp. v. Day-Brite Light- Florida E.C. Ry. v. United States ing Co. 127, 129-30 154, 161 Conren, Inc. v. NLRB 652-59, 804 Foley Bros. v. Filardo 678-80, 684, 709 Continental Bank & Trust Co. Food Center, Inc. v. Food Fair v. Martin 621 If Stores, Inc. 168-74 Corn Exch. Nat'l Bank v. Klauder Food Fair Stores, Inc. v. Food 105 ff Fair, Inc. 169 Cox's Food Center v. Retail Ford Motor Co. v. Huffman 830, 837 Clerks 775 FPC v. Texaco, Inc. 140 Crane Packing Co. 796 Frank Fisher Merchandising Crown Coat Front Co. v. United Corp. v. Ritz Drug Co. • 384 States 646, 648 ff, 650 Fratt v. Robinson 356, 358 Cumberland Shoe Corp. 745 Freed v. Szabo Food Serv., Inc. 355 Cunard S.S. Co. v. Mellon 682-83 Friden Calculating Mach. Co. 994 Frisch's Big Boy Ill-Mar, Inc. 185 Dahlberg Bros., Inc. v. Ford Mo- FTC v. Consolidated Foods Corp. tor Co. 316 945-46 David B. Findlay, Inc. v. Findlay FTC v. Dean Foods Co. 360-69 325-26, 328 FTC v. International Paper Co. 361 Department of Industrial Rela- FTC v. Procter & Gamble Co. tions v. Stone 42 936, 940, 947-49 Deshler Broom Factory v. Kinney 44 Detroit Newspaper Publishers • Ass'n v. NLRB 809-811 Gale Prods. 801 Diner's Club, Inc. v. Whited Garden Check Cashing Serv., Inc. 494-97, 509-10, 515 ff v. First Nat'l City Bank 265 District 50, UMW v. NLRB 857 ff Garden State Hosiery Co. . 177-80 Doyle v. Gordon 294 ff Garvin v. American Motors Sales Corp. 310-11, 313 ff E. A. Coronis Associates v. M. Garwin Corp. 756, 889-90 Gordon Constr. Co. 81-86 General Drivers, Local 89 v. Riss Easton Publications Co. v. FCC 910 & Co. 822 E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. General Elec. Co. 751-53, 989-90 787, 790-91, 995-96 General Elec. Co. v. Two Guys Ekco Prods. Co. v. FTC 946-47 ff from Harrison England v. Christensen 338 382 Erie Firefighters Local 293 v. General Motors Corp. 800 Gardner 282, 286 Gooding Amusement Co. 1009-10 ff Erie R.R. v. Tompkins 104 ff, 584 ff Graber Mfg. Co. v. Dixon 619 ff Essex County & Vicinity Dist. Great Lakes Carbon Corp. v. Council of Carpenters 775 NLRB 863-65 Evening News Ass'n 809 Greater Del. Valley Fed. Savings Excelsior Underwear, Inc. & Loan Ass'n v. FHLBB 619 ff, 620 794-95, 891 ff Great Scott Food Mkt., Inc. v. Ex parte Bradstreet 362 ff Sunderland Wonder, Inc. 171-72 Ex parte Crane 362 ff Gulf Ref. Co. v. Plotnick 489 1018 CASE INDEX

Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page Gulf Ref. Co. v. Williams Roofing In the Matter of Cohen 41 Co. 491-92, 496-97, 505, 507 In the Matter of Deep River Tim- Guss v. Utah Labor Relations Bd. 773 ber Co. 47 In the Matter of Elkins-Dell Mfg. Co. 104 if Harris v. Balk 150 In the Matter of Grand Jury In- Hawaii Meat Co. v. NLRB 157 ff vestigation of the Shipping Haynes v. United States Pipe . & Indus. 688, 701 Foundry Co. 830-36, 842 ff In the Matter of Laskin 104 ff Hearst Consol. Publications, Inc. 809 In the Matter of North River Helms v. Holmes 973 ff Logging Co. 50-51 Henningsen v. Bloomfield Mo- In the Matter of Poison Lumber tors, Inc. 90 & Shingle Mills 31 Henry v. FCC 910 In the Matter of Vingoe 53 Hialeah Race Course, Inc. 776 In the Matter of Wheatland Elec. Highway Truck Drivers, Local Prods. Co. 767 107 874-76 In the Matter of Yale Express Hoban v. United Aircraft Corp. 806 Sys., Inc. 101-13 Hogg v. Ruffner 443 ff Isbrandtsen Co. v. District 2, Ma- Holmberg, Inc. 787, 789-91, 996 rine Eng'rs Beneficial Ass'n 848 Hot Shoppes, Inc. 181 Houston Insulation Contractors Jackson v. First Nat'l Bank 93-96 Ass'n v. NLRB 874, 878-80 Jackson v. S.S. "Archimedes" H. P. Hood & Sons v. Du Mond 345 682-83, 685 Hudson Hosiery Co. 186-97 Jacob & Youngs, Inc. v. Kent 302 ff Humble Oil & Ref. Co. v. Waters James Blackstone Memorial Li- 489 ff brary Ass'n v. Gulf, M. & 0. Humphrey v. Moore 838, 840, 843 R.R. 358 Hurn v. Oursler 784 ff Jewel Tea Co. 792 John P. Serpa, Inc. 747 Ings v. Ferguson 700 Johnson v. Unemployment Ins. Inland Steel Co. v. NLRB 859 Comm'n 33 ff In re Connors 976 ff Johnston Grain Co. v. NLRB 806 In re Devereaux 976 John Wanamaker Philadelphia v. In re Grand Jury Subpoena Commissioner 1003 ff Duces Tecum Addressed to the Jones Store Co. v. Kelly 492 ff Canadian Int'l Paper Co. 696 Jos. McSweeney & Sons 775 In re Kravitz 595-98 Joy Silk Mills, Inc. 744-49 In re Lake's Laundry, Inc. J. P. Stevens & Co. . 890-91 105-06, 110-12 Keller Plastics Eastern, Inc. 801 In re Patrick & Lyon Ltd. 254 Kemart Corp. v. Printing Arts In re Portland Newspaper Pub- Research Lab., Inc. . 126 ff lishing Co. 101-13, 245-46 Kihlberg v. United States 2, 649 ff In re Royer's Bakery Inc. 766 Kohler v. Kohler Co. 356 In re Yeovil Glove Co. 253-54 Kotula v. Ford Motor Co. 297-300 Insurance Dep't v. City of Phila- delphia 716, 720 Labor Mediation Bd. v. Jackson • International Firearms Co. v. ' County Road Comm'rs 279 Kingston Trust Co. 262 Lauritzen v. Larsen 691 International Harvester Co. 829 if Leedom v. Kyne 198, 778-81 International Longshoremen's Lewis v. Pennington 894-98 Ass'n 867-69 Libby, McNeill & Libby v. Libby 172 International Longshoremen's Liebmann Breweries, Inc. 192-95 Union v. Juneau Spruce Corp. 825 ff List v. Fashion Park, Inc. 358 International Minerals & Chem. Lit Bros. v. Haines 488 Corp. 990 Local Loan Co. v. Hunt 973-76 International Union of Operating Local 11 v. Gordon 45 Eng'rs v. Fischbach & Moore, Local 12, United Rubber Workers Inc. 847 v. NLRB 659-66, 838, 883-85 In the Matter of Atlanta Times, Local 57, Garment Workers v. Inc. 768 NLRB 889-90 In the Matter of Cady, Roberts Local 77, Am. Fed'n of Musicians , & Co. 356 ff v. Philadelphia Orchestra Ass'n 816 1019 BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page Local 189, Amalgamated Meat National Tube Co. 788 ff, 791, 992-95 Cutters v. Jewel Tea Co. 898-900 National Woodwork Mfrs. Ass'n Local 222, Oil Workers Int'l v. NLRB 871-74, 878 Union v. Gordon 46 NBC v. United States 138 Local 658, Boot & Shoe Workers New York Mirror 761 v. Brown Shoe Co. 49 NLRB v. Acme Indus. Co. 826 NLRB v. Adams Dairy, Inc. 58, 74-75, 854-55 Magnolia Petroleum Co. v. Mc- 807 Millan 490 NLRB v. Alva Allen Indus., Inc. Majestic Factors Corp. v. Latino 982 NLRB v. American Mfg. Co. 75, 854 Mallinckrodt Chem. Works NLRB v. Babcock & Wilcox 799 NLRB v. Blades Mfg. Corp. 658, 805 787-91, 988-96 NLRB v. Burns Int'l Detective Mallin v. Wenham 973 if Agency Inc. 61, 74-75 Mangan v. Terminal Transp. Sys. NLRB v. C & C Plywood Corp. 982-83, 986 814, 828 ff, 997-1001 Manion v. Kansas City Terminal NLRB v. Checker Cab Co. 793-94 Ry. 670-71 347-52 Mastro Plastics Corp. v. NLRB NLRB v. David Buttrick Co. NLRB v. Erie Resistor Corp. 862, 864 998-99 NLRB v. Fibreboard Paper Matter of Applications by Amer- Prods. Corp. 64-80 ican Broadcasting Cos., FCC NLRB v. Fleetwood Trailer Co. Docket No. 16828 903-52 865-67 Matter of Estate of Riggle 147-48 NLRB v. Glen Raven Knitting Matter of Forgay 975 ff 197-98 MacSweeney Enterprises, Inc. v. Mills, Inc. Tarantino NLRB v. Great Dane Trailers, 325 Inc. 862-63 McClatchy Broadcasting Co. v. FCC NLRB v. Hanes Hosiery Div. 797 915-21 NLRB v. Harrah's Club 776 McLeod v. General Electric Co. 892 McLuny v. Silliman NLRB v. Hartmann Luggage Co. 68 845 ff NLRB v. Hawaii Meat Co. 60 McMahon- v. United States 648 Meat & Highway Drivers, Local NLRB v. Houston Chronicle Pub- 710 v. NLRB lishing Co. 57 875 NLRB v. Lion Oil Co. 999-1001 Meier & Pohlmann Furniture Co. NLRB v. Local 2, United Ass'n v. Gibbons 877 of Journeyman & Apprentices Metal Prods. Workers, Local 1645 v. Torrington Co. of the Plumbing & Pipefitting 813 Indus. 850-52 Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. 182-83, 196 NLRB v. Local 1367, Intl Long- Mueller Brass Co. v. NLRB 991-92 Midwest Piping & Supply Co. shoremen's Ass'n 883 if 804 NLRB v. Mackey Radio & Tel. Milk Wagon Drivers Union v. Co. 60, 863 Meadowmoor Dairies 785 Miller v. Unemployment Compen- NLRB v. Miranda Fuel Co. sation Bd. of Review 661-62, 883-84 46-47 NLRB v. Missouri Transit Co. 72 Milne Chair Co. v. Hake 44 NLRB v. Montgomery Ward & Miners in the General Group v. Co. Hix 797 32-34 NLRB v. Morganton Full Fash- Miranda Fuel Co. 838, 882 ioned Hosiery Co. 197-98 Mission Mfg. Co. 157 if NLRB v. New York Mirror 68 Monarch Discount Co. v. Chesa- NLRB v. Otis Elevator Co. 860 peake & 0. Ry. 973 if NLRB v. Renton New Record 59 Montgomery Ward & Co. 802 NLRB v. Rockaway News Supply Mortensen v. Board of Review 36, 40 Co. 876-77 NLRB v. Royal Plating & Polish- Nager Elec. Co. v. United States ing Co. 61-62, 75, 855-58, 887-88 646-50 NLRB v. Savoy Laundry Inc. 72 National Bureau of Cas. Under- NLRB v. Schapiro & Whitehouse, writers v. Burch 719 ff Inc. 754-55 National Marine Eng'rs Beneficial NLRB v. S. H. Grossinger's Inc. 798 Ass'n v. NLRB 849 NLRB v. Star Baby Co. 62 National Maritime Union. v. NLRB v. Timken Roller Bearing NLRB 880-81 Co. 56-57, 65 1020 CASE INDEX

Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page NLRB v. Town & Country Mfg. Richfield Fed'n of Teachers v. Co. 57-58, 62-64, 77-80 Richfield Educ. Ass'n 276-77 NLRB v. Truck Drivers Local Risi v. City of Norwalk 288 ff 449 810 Roche v. Evaporated Milk Ass'n 362 ff NLRB v. United Steelworkers of Rocky Mountain Phosphates, Inc. 656 America 799 if Romero v. Int'l Terminal Operat- NLRB v. Winn-Dixie Stores, ing Co. 691 Inc. 59-60 Rose Check Cashing Serv. v. NLRB v. Wolverine Indus. Div. 797 Chemical Bank New York Northern Metal Co. v. United Trust Co. 264 States 645-46, 648 ff, 650 Ross v. Board of Review 42 Northern Metal Prods. Co. 796 Norton v. National Bank of Com- Safeway Stores, Inc. 183-84 merce 267-72 Sandberg v. McDonald 681, 685 Norwalk Teachers Ass'n v. Board San Diego Bldg. Trades Council of Educ. 287 v. 'Garmon 661, 665, 736, 782, 838, 884 Sandoval v. Industrial Comm'n 38-39 Old Dutch Farms, Inc. v. Milk Santor v. A. M. Karagheusian, Drivers & Dairy Employees, Inc. 90 Local 584 824 Say-on Drugs, Inc. 184-85 Orange Belt Dist. Council of Schnabel v. Volkswagen of Amer- Painters No. 48 v. NLRB 870 ica, Inc. 307-08 Order of R.R. Telegraphers v. Schwegler Bros. v. Johnson 558 Chicago & N.W. Ry. 65 Scars, Roebuck & Co. v. Stiffel Order of R.R. Telegraphers v. Co. 127, 129-30 Railway Express Agency, SEC v. Capital Gains Research Inc. 155 ff Bureau, Inc. 359-60 Ozark Trailers, Inc. 853-54, 887-89 SEC v. Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. 353-60 Pacifica Foundation 925 if Seider v. Roth 147-53 Paramount Television Prods. Inc. 903 Sewell Mfg. Co. 753 Patterson v. Bark Eudora 681 Shea Chem. Corp. 804 Pekar v. Local 181, Int'l Union Sinclair Ref. Co. v. Atkinson 757 of United Brewery Workers 838 Skil Corp. v. Barnet 171 Pepper v. Litton 104 ff Smith v. Evening News Ass'n Pepsi Cola Bottlers' Ass'n v. 829 ff, 830, 832, 839, 843 United States 960-62 Smith v. Union Carbide Corn. 822 Personal Industrial Loan Corp. Snyder v. Eastern Auto Dis- v. Forgay 977-78 tribs., Inc. 307 Philco Corp. v. FCC 949 Sociót6 Internationale v. Rogers Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. v. (I nterhandel) 697-700 NLRB 179-80 Sound Contractors Ass'n 803 Poggemoeller v. Industrial Comm'n 40 Soviero v. Franklin Nat'l Bank 963-68 Polaroid Corp. v. Polaraid, Inc. 129 Speilberg Mfg. Co. 1001 Public Util. Comm'n v. Capital Spielmann v. Industrial Comm'n 35 Transit Co. 363 ff S. S. Kresge Co. 792 Publisher's Ass'n v. NLRB 809-11 Stahiman v. FCC 918 Puerto Rico Tel. Co. v. NLRB 857 ff State Fin. Co. v. Morrow 977-78 State v. Milwaukee Braves, Inc. Quaker City Life Ins. Co. 183 341-47 Quality Markets, Inc. 747 State Nat'l Bank v. Cantrell 514-15 ff States Marine Corp. v. United Read v. Gulf Oil Corp. 493 ff States 646 ff Reich v. Webb 615 ff Steele v. Bulova Watch Co. 689 Republic Aviation Corp. v. NLRB 799 Steele v. Louisville & N.R.R. Republic Steel Corp. v. Maddox 830 155 ff, 663, 836, 881 ff Retail Associates, Inc. 808 Steffey v. City of Casper 379 ff Retail Clerks, Local 770 v. NLRB 803 Stone v. Eacho 963-68 Retail Office Employers, Inc. 795 Strong v. Rapide 357 ff Re The Unconscionable Trans- Swift v. Tyson 570 ff actions Relief Act (Ontario) 222-23 Sylvania Elec. Prods., Inc. v. Reynolds Metals Co. v. FTC 947 if NLRB 858-59 1021 BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page Tawas Tube Prods., Inc. 886 United States v. General Dy- Taylor v. Standard Gas & Elec. namics Corp. 945-46 Co. 104 ff, 964 ff United States v. Holophane 695 Teamsters, Local 695 v. NLRB 876-77 United States v. Imperial Chem. Teubert v. Kessler 974 ff Indus., Ltd. 693 Texaco Inc. v. Goldstein United States v. John McShaine, 494, 498-99, 505, 508 Inc. 3 Textile Workers v. Darlington United States v. Joseph A. Hol- Mfg. Co. 69-79, 760 puch Co. 2 Textile Workers v. Lincoln Mills United States v. Moorman. 3 757, 844 United States v. Pabst Brewing The Apollon 684 Co. 163-68 Thomas v. Central Charge Serv., United States v. Penn-Olin Chem. Inc. 489 Co. 938-40 Thrift v. Bell Lines, Inc. 830, 834 United States v. Rice 19 ff Thriftown, Inc. 792 United States v. 738 Cases of Tiffany & Co. v. Boston Club 172 ff Jiffy-Lou Vanilla Flavor Pud- Times Publishing Co. 157 ff ding 634 Toolson v. New York Yankees, United States v. Snyder Bros. 1002-11 Inc. 343 ff, 346 United States v. Storer Broad- Torrington Co. v. Metal Prods. casting Co. 138, 140 Workers, Local 1645 812, 814 United States v. Utah Constr. & Trotter v. Amalgamated Ass'n of Mining Co. 8-12, 15-17, 21 St. Elec. Ry. Employees 838 United States v. Von's Grocery Co. 163-68, 951-52 United States v. Watchmakers of Unemployment Compensation Switzerland Information Cen- Comm'n v. Aragan 36, 40 ter, Inc_ 687-88 Union Oil Co. v. Lull United States v. Wunderlich 3 493-94, 496-99, 505 United Steelworkers of America Uni-Serv. Corp. v. Frede 492 ff v. American Mfg. Co. 812, 827-28 UAW, Local 985 v. W. M. Chace United Steelworkers of America Co. 818 v. Enterprise Wheel & Car UAW v. Defiance Indus., Inc. Corp. 818, 833 ff 821, 836 ff United Steelworkers of America UAW v. Hoosier Cardinal Corp. v. Warrior & Gulf Navigation 844-47 Co. 812-13 UAW v. Scofield 851-52 Universal Gear Service Corp. 802 United Artists Television Inc. v. Uyeda v. Brooks 778, 781 Fortnightly Corp, 943 ff Utah Constr. & Mining Co. v. United Auto Workers v. NLRB United States 10 856-58 United Mine Workers v. Gibbs Vaca v. Sipes 783-86, 896-98 662 ff, 830, 833 ff, 841, 843, 884-85 United Rental Equip. Co. v. Potts Valley Die Cast Corp. 795 & Callahan Contracting Co. 766 Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. v. F. United States Alkali Export Ass'n Eaton Co. 689-90 v. United States 368-69 Vermilya-Brown Co. V. Connell United States v. Aluminum Co. of 678-80, 686, 707, 709 America 685-86, 689-90 Virginian Ry. v. Systems Fed'n United States v. American To- No. 40 670 bacco Co. 684, 686 Volentine & Littleton v. Ufiited United States v. Anthony Grace States 4-6 & Sons 8, 12-16 Volkswagen Interamericana, S.A. United States v. Carlo Bianchi & v. Rohlsen Co. 6-8, 13-16 297-99, 305-06, 308, 313, 314 ff, 317-18 United States v. Cataldo 634 Vornado, Inc. v. Corning Glass United States v. El Paso Natural Works 376-85 Gas Co. 938-40 United States v. First Nat'l City Wagner Whirler & Derrick Corp. Bank 705-07 v. United States 4 United States v. Florida E.C. Ry. Walker v. Ford Motor Co. 296 154, 158 Walker v. Southern Ry. 835 1022 CASE INDEX

Cases Cited Page Cases Cited Page Walkovszky v. Carlton 981-88 Westinghouse Elec. Corp. v. Wallace Corp. v. NLRB NLRB 861 663, 837, 881 Westinghouse Elec. Corp. v. Un- Wanamaker v. Megary 488 employment Compensation Ed. Ward v. Barnes 41-42 of Review 47 Washington State Apples, Inc. v. Whitney Nat'l Bank v. Bank of Commissioner 959 New Orleans & Trust Co. 363-64 Weis Mkts., Inc. 185 Wiley & Sons v. Livingston 79 Weissman v. Banque de Bruxelles 230 Woody v. Sterling Aluminum Westinghouse Eke. Corp. 759 Prods., Inc. 840

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Administrative Law awards and the criminal law 818 adjudicatory standards 616-25 carrier's acceptance of, as con- control of banking by supervi- dition precedent to equi- sion 601-06 table relief 160 enjoining public hearings 618-22 compmuelnsot ry, in public employ- harmful publicity as a sane- 291 tion 618-25 implied intent to arbitrate 821 judicial review of administra- prior practice, arbitrator's use tive decisions under dis- of 814 putes clauses of govern- questions of arbitrability 812 ment contracts 4-17 Attachment judicial review of agency action automobile liability insurer's before hearing 618-19 obligations to defend and judicial review of agency find- indemnify 147-53 ings of fact 623-24 Automobile Dealers' Franchise Act judicial review of application of automobile manufacturer, defi- standards to established nition 302 facts 623-24 coercion 296-300 power of court of appeals to damages 309-15 issue preliminary injunc- equitable relief 315-17 tion upon petition of Fed- good faith 293-96 eral Trade Commission 360-69 jurisdiction and service of pro- rulemaking procedures of the cess under 307-09 Civil Aeronautics Board 133-46 permitted activity under 300-02 Administrative Procedure Act Automobile dealer statutes adjudication 142 administrative licensing 314 licensing 142-43, 146 penal sanctions 314-15 rulemaking 135-36, 139, 142, 145 Banking "All-Goods" Acts 444 adjudicatory standards in ad- Annual Interest Rate ministration 616-25 disclosure by lender 395 administrative control by super- mathematical precision vs. honest vision 600-06 estimate 398 cease-and-desist orders against Antitrust Law banks 606-09 application abroad 683-89, 693-95 enjoining public hearings 618-22 Automobile Dealer's Franchise Financial Institutions Supervi6- Act 293-318 sory Act of 1966 599-625 broadcast industry ' 933-52 harmful publicity as a sane- Clayton Act 'Section 7• tion 618-25 163-68, 360, 365-67, 933-52 involuntary termination of in- Clayton Act Section 15 364-68 surance 615-16 Clayton Act Section 16 364-68 judicial review of agency action consumer credit 402, 406 before hearing 618-19 deep-pocket theory 946-48 judicial review of agency find- effect of potential competitors 937-41 ings of fact 623-24 exemption of baseball from judicial review of application of state antitrust law 341-47 standards to established Federal Trade Commission Act fac ts 623-24 Section 5 360 Bank Officials injunctive relief 360-69 suspension,. removal and prohi- labor unions 894 bition orders against 609-15 merger classification 936-37 Bankruptcy per se rule 167-68 ancillary jurisdiction of court 976 reciprocity 945-46 creditor's reliance on separate relevant geographic market 163-68 assets of affiliated corpora- resulting market share of merger tion 963-72 163-68, 166 ff effect of title on right of secured substantial lessening of compe- creditor to reclaim goods tition 163-68 from debtor in reorganiza- Arbitration tion 101-13 arbitrator, powers of • 812 English floating charge 243-58 1025

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floating liens as preferences 243-58 policy statement 24 134-35 floating liens in 243-58 regulation of air transport in- floating lien on inventory and dustry by 133-46 accounts receivable 101-13 regulation of tariffs by 136-37, 144 merger of assets of affiliated Clayton Act corporations 963-72 application to broadcast industry paramount jurisdiction of court 974 933-52 preferences 243-58 equitable relief under 315 res judicata 980 extraterritorial service of pro- Bankruptcy Act cess under 307 section 60 104-05, 107-10 section 7 360, 365-67, 933-52 section 60(a) 245-46 section 7—deep-pocket theory 946-48 Bona Fide Purchaser section 7—horizontal mergers 163-68 distinguished from lien creditor section 7—potential competitor 593-94 theory 937-41 Broadcast Industry section 7—reciprocity 945-46 transfer of station licenses section 15 364-68 under the Federal Com- section 16 364-68 munications and Clayton "Closed-End" Credit Transaction Acts 903-52 trend away from 445 Canadian Bank Act 211-13 Collective Bargaining Canadian Consumer-Credit managerical decisions 758-62 no-strike clauses 756-58 Legislation • national legislation: regulation state statutory provisions for of lender credit 204-13 public employees 273-83 United States and Canada union conflict of interest 347-52 contrasted 203 Collective Bargaining Agreements provincial legislation: regula- employer's authority over in tion of vendor credit 213-24 public employment 278-82 Canadian Credit Unions equitable relief from, for dura- maximum amounts of loans tion of strike 154, 157, 159-61 215-16 Labor Board jurisdiction to maximum rate of charge 213-15 construe 997-1001 Canadian Interest Act 204 Commercial Banks Canadian Retail Installment Sales credit supply, source of 393 disclosure of finance charges 219-20 loans above usury rate per- protection of the buyer's in- mitted 442 terest in the property in the role in consumer-credit market 415 event of repossession 220-21 Commercial Paper Quebec Installment Sales Act rights of a remitter 260 221-22 Conflict of Laws Canadian Small Loans Act compelling action by foreign compulsory disclosure of loan • subsidiary 703-08 costs 210-11 concurrent international juris- 673-711 coverage in general 204-05 diction 225-41 lending powers 206-07 negotiable instruments licensing and supervision 205-06 standards for exercise of con- terms of the loan contract 207-10 flicting jurisdiction 709-11 Casualty Insurers Congressional Intent 343-44 determination of rates 713-34 effect of silence investment income 713-34 Constitutional Law conflict between state and fed- Check Forgery 342-44 rights and liabilities of parties 93 eral law warranties 96 Consumer Credit antitrust laws 402, 406 Checks 522-24 262-63 collateral: consumer goods bank draft 521-22 cashier's check 261-63 collateral: real property drawer's right to countermand 261 collateral: wage assignments 524-26 personal money order 264-66 default and collection: inade- rights of a remitter 260 quacy of consumer protec- traveler's check 262-63 tion 448 Civil Aeronautics Board definition 388-92 blocked space service policy of 135 lease distinguished from 391 licensing powers of 137, 144 significance of nature of goods 390 1026 TOPICAL INDEX

similarity to other types of calculation of precise rate, credit 389-90 alleged difficulty of 398 Consumer-Credit Contracts Credit Contract Terms confession of judgment 529-31 home-solicitation sales • 456-57 debtor's waiver of defenses 531-33 prohibition of negotiable pro- limitations on terms 519-34 missory notes 455-56 unconscionable provisions 528-29 restrictions on collateral 456 Consumer-Credit Legislation transferee of seller takes sub- effect of, on lower economic ject to defenses 456 groups 447 unconscionable contracts 456 inappropriateness of underlying Credit Market Structure assumptions 445 banking concentration 404-05 limiting terms of contract 519-34 justification of legal control 393 real-estate loan 475-84 Credit-Rating Bureaus 400-01 Consumer-Credit Market Credit Unions capital market 394-95 Federal Credit Union Act of demand side 395-400 1934 413 supply side 400-02 loans above usury rate per- Consumer-Credit Payment mitted 442 acceleration clauses 528 Damages balloon payments 526-28 Automobile Dealers' Franchise Consumer-Credit Regulation Act 309-15 historical background 441-44 "best-evidence" rule 312 inadequacies 447-49 capitalization of earnings 312-13 inconsistency of 444 lost profits 310-12 modern trends 444-47 remittitur to control excessive 314 Consumer-Credit Transactions uncertainty in computation 309-15 fraud as basis for injunctive "Easy Credit" relief 460 economic and sociological prob- penalties against creditor 539-44 lems caused by 448 remedies 535-66 English Bankruptcy Act Contracts section 38(c) 250 substantial performance 302 English Companies Act 251-54, 256 Corporate Reorganization Equitable Relief merger of assets of affiliated Automobile Dealers' Franchise Act 315-17 corporations 963-72 Clayton Act 315 Corporations Sherman Act 315 capitalization 984-88 under Uniform Deceptive Trade parent-subsidiary responsibility 982 Practices Act 127-28 reduction of capital to repur- Equity chase shares, liability of carrier's acceptance of arbitra- stockholder 331-40 tion as condition precedent respondent superior 986 to equitable relief 160 Courts relief from collective bargaining power of court of appeals to agreement for duration of issue preliminary injunction strike 154, 157, 159-61 upon petition of Federal Fact-Finding Trade Commission 360-69 in public employment 284-86 Credit Cards 485-518 Fair Packaging and Labeling Act holder's defenses against issuer 626-43 509-17 preemption of state and model adequacy of notice of contract laws 638-40 terms to holder 497-501 Fair Trade as "letters of credit" under the trading stamps under New Jer- - Uniform Commercial Code sey Fair Trade Law 376-85 502-05, 512 False Advertising liability of holder for use of lost under Uniform Deceptive Trade or stolen card 486-509 Practices Act 125-26 need for legal guideposts 518 Federal Aviation Act "notice" clause 492-97 section 204 137 Credit Charges section 401 137, 139 borrower's understanding, im- section 403 136 portance of 395 section 416 135, 137-38 1027 BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

section 1002 136-37 disputes procedure under 1-27 Federal Communications Act 140 effect of mandatory administra- application of Clayton Act 933-37 tive review 650-51 section 153(h) 919 initiation of the statute of limi- section 153(o) 919 tations 647-50 section 303(g) 914 Rice doctrine 18-19 section 303(h) 934 role of the General Accounting section 307 934 Office in contract disputes section 308(b) 908-09 19-20 section 309(e) 906 Wunderlich Act 3-4 section 310(a) 913 Home-Improvement Loans section 310(b) 903-33 role of Federal Housing Ad- Federal Communications Com- ministration 416 mission 138, 140, 144 state statutory provisions 416 adverse influence of licensee's Independent distributors 302-03 nonbroadcast interests 930-33 Injunctions applicant preference in station preliminary injunction against licensing 917-21 Clayton Act Section 7 vio- application of Clayton Act to lation 360-69 license transfers 933-52 supervision of decree 316 CATV broadcasting 921-25, 941-43 under Uniform Deceptive Trade development of broadcasting Practices Act 127-28 techniques 921-25 Insolvency effect of merger on technologi- effect of receipt of goods dur- cal developments in broad- ing 593-98 cast industry 943-44 "Installment Plan" licensee responsibility 925 development of 443 preferential use of broadcast Installment Sales facilities 948-49 exchange of information 423-26 public-interest factor in station remedies of consumer 431-32 license transfers 903-33 remedies of creditors 431-32 station multiple-ownership rules retail credit arrangements 413-14 915-17 statutory regulation 409-41 UHF broadcasting 921-25 terms and conditions 427-31 VHF broadcasting 921-25 Insurance Federal Trade Commission attachment of automobile lia- duties under fair packaging and bility insurer's obligations labeling act 640-42 to defend and indemnify 147-53 enforcement power 360-69 ineligibility of employee for un- Federal Trade Commission Act employment compensation section 5 360 during labor dispute 29-54 Federal Power Commission I40, 144 Interest Rates Floating Lien free market competition to set invalidation in bankruptcy 243-58 rates 403-04 Food antPDrug Administration merits of a uniform method of duties under fair packaging and disclosure 454 labeling act 640 state fixing of 403-05 Franchises usury laws 402-03 of automobile dealers 293-318 International Law criminal penalty for breach of 315 application of antitrust acts good-faith requirement 293-96 abroad 683-89, 693-95 Freedom of Information Act application of Eight Hour Law invasion of privacy 622-23 to military bases abroad 679-80 publication of opinions without application of Fair Labor Stan- identifying details 622-23 dards Act to military bases Good Faith abroad 678-79 under Automobile Dealers' application of foreign assets Franchise Act 293-96 control regulations to for- construction of statutory re- eign subsidiary when par- quirement 293-96 ent is within jurisdiction Government Contracts 703-05 administrative settlement of application of Jones Act to breach of contract claims foreigners 691-92 under disputes clauses of application of Lanham Act 10-11, 17-20 abroad 689-90 1028 TOPICAL INDEX

application of Prohibition Act Labor Dispute to foreign flag vessels 682-83 absence of manifest conflict 37-43 application of Seamens' Acts to "active progress" concept 30-43 foreign flag vessels 680-82 anticipatory shutdowns 39-40 causes of improper exercise of disqualification of employee for conflicting jurisdiction . 708-09 unemployment insurance compelling production of docu- beyond termination of 52-53 ments located abroad 696-702 intra-union disputes 45-48 concurrent jurisdiction 673-711 jurisdictional strikes 45-48 directing parent to compel ac- lookouts 49-52 tion by foreign subsidiary rival union disputes 45-48 not before the court 703-708 "stoppage of work" concept effects doctrine 674 30, 32-36, 52 jurisdiction over citizens in for- strike action and picketing—the eign countries 674 purpose test 43-4548 jurisdiction over flag ships 674 wildcat strikes personal jurisdiction as basis for Labor Management Relations Act compelling action abroad 692-708 section 7 resolution of conflicts by treaty • 674 employee's right to fair rep- standards for exercise of con- resentation 659-66 flicting jurisdiction 709-11 free choice of bargaining Interstate Commerce agent 756 apportionment of income for right to refrain from con- state taxes 114 certed activities ' 186-91 state income taxation of 114 section 8 (a) (1) Uniform Division of Income for interference with employee Tax Purposes Act 114 rights 744-49, 756 Judicial Code section 8(a) (3) section 1651(a) 360-69 discrimination against union Jurisdiction 744-49, 756, 760 All Writs Act 360-69 section 8(a) (5) appellate 360-69 duty to bargain over business application of antitrust acts changes 55-79 abroad 683-89, 693-95 employer's duty to bargain 852-61 application of Jones Act to for- employer's duty to bargain eigners 691-92 and union conflict of in- application of Lanham Act terest 347-52 abroad 689-90 per se violations: discrimina- application of Prohibition Act tory treatment of strikers to foreign flag vessels 682-83 862-65 application of Seamen's Acts to per se violations: union access foreign flag vessels 680-82 to information 858-60 causes of improper exercise of use of authorization cards to conflicting jurisdiction 708-09 compel bargaining citizens in foreign countries 674 653-59, 744-49 concurrent international 673-711 section 8 (b) (1) (A) effects doctrine in international unfair representation as breach law 674 659-66 federal district court review of section 8(b) (4) NLRB proceedings 778 ambulatory worksite picket- federal preemption of labor ing 880-81 law 782-86 jurisdictional disputes 867-69 flag ships 674 secondary labor boycotts 670-72 minimum contact 307 secondary pressure to aid sis- personal, as basis for compel- ter local 878-80 ling action abroad 692-708 section 8(c) personal, foreign nationals 674 free speech rights 750-55 primary jurisdiction doctrine 368-69 section 8 (d) quasi-in-rem—attachment of proposed amendment 761-62 automobile liability 'insur- section 9 er's obligations to defend representational status by and indemnify 147-53 means other than election standards for exercise of con- 652-59, 743-49 flicting jurisdiction 704-11 union's duty of fair repre- standards of NLRB 772-77 sentation 659-66 1029 BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

section 9(b) (2) employer's duty to provide craft unit 988-96 information 858-60 section 9(c) good faith 63 appropriate bargaining unit job cancellation 61 175-200 mandatory bargaining sub- section 9(c) (5) jects 72, 860-61 weight of union's organiza- NLRB remedies 77 tional success 175-200 partial cessation of business 75 section 301 partial termination, advance conflict with Norris- notice 61 LaGuardia Act 757-58 prior to undertaking action 79 individual suits against em- remedies 77, 79 ployer $30 subcontracting 56, 76 individual suits against union 836 sufficiency of bargaining 856-58 statutes of limitation 843-47 termination of business 62 supervisory unions 848 terms and conditions of em- unfair representation as ployment 66 breach of collective bar- union conflict of interest 347-52 gaining contract 661 waiver of management rights Labor-Management Reporting and clause 68 Disclosure Act freedom of speech 749-55 section 2(a) appeals to racial conscious- policy of act in relation to ness 753-55 collective bargaining 351 federal preemption 782-86 section 302 good faith as a defense to a sec- purposes of trusteeships 349-50 tion 8(a) (5) charge 653 Labor Relations good faith determined from application of Eight Hour Law totality of conduct 64 to military bases abroad 679-80 hot cargo clauses 869-77 application of Fair Labor Stan- identity concept 990 dards Act to military bases individual employee rights abroad 678-79 under section 7 186-91 appropriate bargaining unit influences on collective wage craft severance 786-91 bargaining 1012-15 appropriate bargaining unit injunction against secondary multi-employer bargaining boycott 666-72 units 791-94 injunction, no-strike clauses 756-58 authorization cards and refusal injunctions under section 10(j) to bargain 743-49 892-94 bargaining-unit decisions interference with organizational criteria used 191-96 activities 890-91 judicial review of 196-99 jurisdictional disputes 867-69 collective bargaining—duty to labor dispute, definition of 29 negotiate change in opera- liquidation of business, anti- tions 55-79 union animus 71 collective bargaining—mana- national emergency strikes 735-42 gerial decisions 758-62 nonexisting unit, duty to bar- collective bargaining—NLRB gain over 65 expertise 66 noninterference in labor arbitra- compulsory arbitration in trans- tion process 79 portation 162 no-strike clauses, enforcement determination of appropriate of 756-58 bargaining unit 175-200 partial closing, management discrimination in tenure of em- prerogative 75 ployment; anti-union animus picket-line clauses 876-77 74-76 presumption for single-plant duty to bargain bargaining unit 181-86 anti-union animus 62, 73, 77 procedures 850-52 basic operational change 74 public employment change in business operations 71 collective bargaining—state economic necessity 75 statutory provisions 273-83 employer's decision to sub- compulsory arbitration 291 contract 852-55, 856-58 employer's authority over employer's decision to termi- collective-bargaining nate partially 855-56 agreements 278-82, 286-87 1030 TOPICAL INDEX

Executive Order No. 10988 288-91 Mergers fact-finding 284-86 preliminary injunction against 360-69 good-faith bargaining 283-84 Miller-Tydings Amendment grievances 277-82, 284 trading stamps 380-81 public opinion 286 Motor Vehicle Retail Installment right to strike 291-92 Sales Acts 444 refusal to bargain and authori- Names zation cards 743-49 use of a family name as consti- refusal to bargain, back pay 58 tuting unfair competition 332-20 refusal to bargain, employee National Labor Relations Act tenure 70 appropriate bargaining unit 991-92 refusal to bargain, illegal moti- effect of Civil Rights Act upon vation 57 662-63 refusal to bargain, reinstate- section 7 659-66 ment 58 section 8(b) (1) (A) 659-66 refusal to bargain, remedial ac- section 9 659-66 tion 62 refusal to bargain, wage infor- section 10(a) 365 mation 70 application of unfair-labor-prac- reinstatement rights of strikers tice principles to racial dis- 865-67 crimination 659-66 representational and organiza- Federal district court jurisdictional activities 786-812 tion over proceedings 778 "residual" bargaining units 180-81 jurisdiction to construe collec- runaway shops 756 . tive agreement 997-1001 runaway shops; remedy 889-90 Jurisdictional standards 772-77 secondary boycotts 878-81 subpoena power 797-98 secondary boycott, injunction Negotiable Instruments against 666-72 certified checks 235-41 severance from bargaining unit holder in due course 225-41 988-96 personal defenses of drawer 225-41 standing of charging party in personal money order 264-66 appellate court review 850-52 rights of a remitter 260 subcontracting out, economic stop payments 225-41 motivation 57 Nonresident corporation termination of business, anti- service of process on 307-09 union motives 69 Norris-LaGuardia Act termination of operations for conflict with Labor Manage- discriminatory purpose 70 ment Relations Act, section Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 301 757-58 1964 Railway Labor Act, conflict effect on National Labor Re- with 666-72 lations Act 662-63 section 2 672 union discipline of members; section 4 666-72 expulsion from union 885-87 section 13 666-72 union's duty of fair representa- Ontario Unconscionable Transac- tion 881-85 tions Relief Act 222-24 unions and antitrust laws 894 "Open-End" Credit Extension use of authorization cards to trend towards 445 establish majority status 652-59 Quebec Installment Sales Act 221-22 work-preservation clauses 869-76 Partnership contracts 315-16 Lanham Act Permanent Editorial Board for application abroad 689-90 the Uniform Commercial Leases Code 576-78, 582-84, 587, 589-92 consumer credit distinguished 391 Preferences from floating lien challenged as 243-58 Licensing Procedure modification by Civil Aeronau- Federal Rules of Civil Pro- tics Board 133-46 cedure 308 Lien Creditor deletion from Uniform Com- Professional Baseball 593-98 exemption from state antitrust mercial Code 341-47 distinguished from bona fide law 593-94 necessity of uniform regulation purchaser 344-46 Loan Sharks 442 1031 BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

Railroads Savings & Loan Officials accepting arbitration as condi- suspension, removal, and prohi- tion precedent to equitable bition orders against, for relief 160 personal dishonesty 609-15 duty to operate during a strike Seamen's Acts 155-57 application to foreign flag ves- equitable relief from collective sels 680-83 bargaining agreement for Secured Transactions duration of strike 154, 157, 159-61 characterization as lease 764-70 operating conditions during conflicts between Uniform Com- strike 156-59 mercial Code and Bank- self-help during a strike ruptcy Act 107-12 153-54, 156-61 distinction between conditional Railway Labor Act sale and chattel mortgage 101-13 application to change in collec- floating lien on inventory and tive-bargaining agreement accounts receivable 101-13 during strike 153-61 floating liens 243-58 injunctive enforcement of 666-72 preferences in bankruptcy 243-58 Javits amendments 162 Securities Regulation section .2 seventh 154-57, 161 Rule 10b-5 353-54 section 2 ninth 670 Securities Exchange Act of section 10 738, 741 1934 357 Rate Ceilings on Credit Charge Service of Process limited utility when in context nonresident corporation 307-09 of sale 451 Sherman Act weaknesses • of corrected by lack of private equitable relief 315 "truth-in-lending" legislation 452 Small Loans Real Estate Loan industrial loan 412 abuses in interest rates 478-84 role of commercial banks 415 application of consumer-credit Russell Sage Foundation model legislation to 475-84 small loan act 464, 471 Remedies home-improvement loans under runaway shops 889-90 National Housing Act 416 subcontracting and termination statutory regulations 409-41 cases 887-89 Uniform Small Loan Law 410-11 Remitter State Police Power right to countermand checks 260-63 use to protect local commerce 345 Repossession of collateral Stockholders exclusive remedy' 457-58 liability when corporation re- Resale Price Maintenance duces capital repurchase use of trading stamps under shares 331-40 New Jersey Fair Trade Storer Doctrine 140-41, 143, 145, 146 Law 376-85 Strikes Revolving Credit carrier's duty to operate during advantages of 446 155-57 development of 443 carrier's self-help during effect on "truth-in-lending" leg- 153-54, 156-61 islation 446-47 equitable relief from collective impracticality of rate disclosure 454 • bargaining agreement for Sales .' the duration of 154, 157, 159-61 compared to leases 89-92 operating conditions of rail- as compared to loans tinder roads during 156-59 Uniform Consumer Credit Supply Side of Consumer-Credit Code 463-69 Market as compared to services 86-89 relationship of lender, seller, Sales Finance Companies and borrower 401-02 formation of '442-43 Taxation: Federal Savings & Loan Associations business leagues 953-62 cease-and-desist orders against, debt interest, deduction of 1002-11 for unsafe or unsound prac- Internal Revenue Code of 1954 tices 606-09 section , 501 (c) (6) 953-62 involuntary termination of in- subordinated security, charac- surance 615-16 terization as debt or equity seizure of 615-16 1002-11 1032 TOPICAL INDEX

Uniform Division of Income for in Chapter X reorganiza- Tax Purposes Act 114-22 - tion proceedings 101-13 Taxation: State floating lien on inventory of interstate commerce 114-22 and accounts receivable— "Time-Price Doctrine" 443 voidable as preference 101-13 Trademarks leases 764-70 relation to unfair competition 319-22 notice on disposition of colla- Trade Regulation teral 267-72 false advertising 125-26 construction of by state courts Federal Fair Packaging and 578-88 Labeling Act 626-43 credit cards as "letters of Lindsay Bill compared to Uni- credit" 502-05, 512 form Deceptive Trade Prac- Permanent Editorial Board for tices Act 131 576-78, 582-84, 587, 589-92 power of court of appeals to uniformity of 568-92 issue preliminary injunc- variation of by enacting states tion upon petition of Fed- 574-78 eral Trade Commission 360-69 Uniform Consumer Credit Code protection from dilution of consumer—definition 469-70 trade names 128-29, 131 coverage 449-50 restraint of trade-concerted re- debtors' remedies and enforce- fusal to deal 369-76 ment 458-61 section 5 of Federal Trade disclosure of debtor's obliga- Commission Act 360 tions 452-55 section 7 of Clayton Act— limitations on creditor's reme- horizontal mergers 163-68 dies 457-58 unfair competition- parties covered 469-70 anti-dilution statutes 169, 171 prohibited contract terms 455-57 concurrent rights to trade rate limitations 450-52 names • 168-74 sales v. loans 463-69 use of a family name as con- transactions covered stituting 322-30 amount of credit extended 471-72 unfair trade practices under consumer goods 470-71 Uniform Deceptive Trade secured transactions 472-74 Practices Act 123-24, 126-27 Uniform Deceptive Trade Prac- Trading Stamps tices Act use under Miller-Tydings confusion, likelihood of 123-24 Amendment and New Jer- exemptions, information disse- sey Fair Trade Law 376-85 minations • - 128 "Truth-in-Lending" Legislation false advertising 125-26 effect of revolving credit on 446-47 injunctive relief 127-28 Unconscionable Transactions Re- unfair trade practices 123-24, 126-27 lief Act 222-24 Uniform Division •of Income for:- • Uniform Commercial Code Tax Purposes Act 114-22 Article 1: General Provisions Uniform Small Loan Law . 441 supplemental law 82-83 Unsafe or Unsound Practice Article 2: Sales definition 606-08 contract formation 83-86 judicial review 623-24 . implied warranty 86-92 Usury Article 9: Secured Transactions in real estate loans 478-84 consumer goods defined and Usury Laws compared to consumer interest rates 402-03 credit acts 470-71 Wunderlich Act effect of title on creditor's judicial review subsequent to • 4-17 rights to reclaim goods purpose of 3-4

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Article Sec. Page Article Sec. Page 1 102 83, 267, 3 803 229 272, 571, 579-89, 4 102 230, 235 593, 597, 598 4 103 227 1 103 83, 260, 4 104 262 588, 595 4 202 228 1 105 231, 232, 589 4 207 96-98 1 109 574 4 208 503 ff 1 201 226, 240, 4 209 503 ff 261, 501 if, 502 ff, 4 303 229, 261, 503 ff, 594, 597, 513 ff 765-70 4 401 507 ff 1 205 265, 269-70 4 403 226-27, 2 103 294 261-62, 513 ff 2 106 381 4 406 93-96, 2 206 83, 85-86 99, 507 ff 2 207 498 ff 4 407 227 2 302 224, 301, 5 102 502, 502 ff 456,553,588 5 103 502, 502 ff 2 304 381 5 104 502 ff 2 313 86, 90-91 5 114 502-03 ff 2 316 90 9 101 106 2 318 90-91, 590-92 9 102 766, 768 2 326 595-96 9 105 268, 467, 594 2 403 594, 597 9 108 102, 107, 2 607 90 109, 245, 468 2 702 593-95 9 109 463, 2 719 90 469-70, 576 3 102 264 9 113 596 3 104 260, 262, 466 9 202 103, 106, 111 3 106 260 9 204 106-07, 109-10, 3 118 262 246, 468, 511 ff, 3 207 263 594, 596 3 302 240, 261, 9 205 101, 106, 466, 503 if 110, 246 3 303 240, 261 9 206 510, 512 3 304 466 9 301 594, 596-97 3 305 226, 261, 9 302 107, 109-10, 466, 510 ff 596 3 306 262-63 9 303 107, 109 3 307 94, 225-26 9 307 107 3 401 94-95 9 312 107 3 404 94, 96 9 402 596 3 406 93-96, 99, 507 ff 3 409 260 9 501 764 3 410 261 9 503 103 3 411 228, 261 9 504 267-69, 3 413 260-62 271, 764 3 417 96-99 9 507 111, 268, 3 418 507 ff 271-72 3 603 263 10 102 82

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VOLUME VIII

1 966-1 967

BRIGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS 1967 TABLE OF CONTENTS TO VOLUME VIII

ARTICLES-TITLES

CANADIAN CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION Leon Letwin 201 THE CONCEPT OF "LABOR DISPUTE" IN STATE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS Willard A. Lewis 29 THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR AGENDA: NATIONAL EMERGENCY STRIKES AND OTHER PROBLEMS IN SEARCH OF SOLUTION J. F, Cunningham 735 CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION: LIMITATIONS ON CONTRACTUAL TERMS Orrin L. Helstad 519 CREDIT CARDS-A PRELUDE TO THE CASHLESS SOCIETY Eric E. Bergsten 485 DETERMINATION OF THE APPROPRIATE BARGAINING UNIT BY THE NLRB: A LACK OP OBJECTIVITY PERCEIVED Harry H. Rains 175 THE DISPUTES PROCEDURE UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS: THE ROLE OF THE APPEALS BOARDS AND THE COURTS 0. S. Hiestand, Jr. & William C. Parler 1 ECONOMIC ISSUES IN STATE REGULATION OF CONSUMER CREDIT Robert S. McEwen, S.J. 387 ECONOMICS, MORALITY AND THE REAL-ESTATE LOAN William C. Prather 475 THE EXERCISE OF CONCURRENT INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION: "MOVE WITH CIRCUMSPECTION APPROPRIATE" John M. Raymond 673 THE FLOATING LIEN AND THE PREFERENCE CHALLENGE: SOME GUIDANCE FROM THE ENGLISH FLOATING CHARGE David W. Carroll 243 INVESTMENT INCOME AND UNDERWRITING PROFIT: "AND NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET"? Jack E. Birkinsha 713

LEGISLATIVE CONTROLS AS A RESPONSE TO CONSUMER-CREDIT PROBLEMS Barbara A. Curran 409 PARTIES AND TRANSACTIONS COVERED

BY CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION Neil 0, Littlefield 463 A PROPOSED UNIFORM CODE FOR CONSUMER CREDIT Robert L. Jordan & William D. Warren 441 SOME RUMINATIONS ABOUT REMEDIES IN CONSUMER-CREDIT TRANSACTIONS Carl Felsenf eld 535 THE SPECTER OF DARLINGTON- RESTRICTIONS ON AN EMPLOYER'S RIGHT TO MAKE A CHANGE IN HIS BUSINESS OPERATIONS Clifford S. Bart & Paul J. Kingston 55 THE STOP PAYMENT OF CHECKS AND THE HOLDER IN DUE COURSE: A CONFLICTS AND COMPARATIVE LAW VIEW Daniel E. Murray 225 iii BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW

ARTICLES-AUTHORS

Bart, Clifford S., THE SPECTER OF DARLINGTON—RESTRICTIONS ON AN EMPLOYER'S RIGHT TO MAKE A CHANCE IN His BUSINESS OPERATIONS 55 Bergsten, Eric E., CREDIT CARDS—A PRELUDE TO THE CASHLESS SOCIETY 485 Birkinsha, Jack E., INVESTMENT INCOME AND UNDERWRITING PROFIT: "AND NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET"? 713 Carroll, David W THE FLOATING LIEN AND THE PREFERENCE CHALLENGE: SOME GUIDANCE FROM THE ENGLISH FLOATING CHARGE 243 Cunningham, J. F., THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR AGENDA: NATIONAL EMERGENCY STRIKES AND OTHER PROBLEMS IN SEARCH OF SOLUTION 735 Curran, Barbara A., LEGISLATIVE CONTROLS AS A RESPONSE TO CONSUMER-CREDIT PROBLEMS 409 Felsenfeld, Carl, SOME RUMINATIONS ABOUT REMEDIES IN CONSUMER-CREDIT TRANSACTIONS 535 Helstad, Orrin L., CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION: LIMITATIONS ON CONTRACTUAL TERMS 519 Hiestand, 0. S., Jr., THE DISPUTES PROCEDURE UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS: THE ROLE OF THE APPEALS BOARDS AND THE COURTS 1 Jordan, Robert L., A PROPOSED UNIFORM CODE FOR CONSUMER CREDIT 441 Kingston, Paul J., THE SPECTER OF DARLINGTON—RESTRICTIONS ON AN EMPLOYER'S RIGHT TO MAKE A CHANGE IN His BUSINESS OPERATIONS 55 Letwin, Leon, CANADIAN CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION 201 Lewis, Willard A., THE CONCEPT OF "LABOR DISPUTE" IN STATE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS 29 Littlefield, Neil 0., PARTIES AND TRANSACTIONS COVERED BY CONSUMER-CREDIT LEGISLATION 463 McEwen, Robert J , SJ., ECONOMIC ISSUES IN STATE REGULATION OF CONSUMER CREDIT 387 Murray, Daniel E., THE STOP PAYMENT OF CHECKS AND THE HOLDER IN DUE

COURSE: A CONFLICTS AND COMPARATIVE LAW VIEW 225 Parley, William C., THE DISPUTES PROCEDURE UNDER GOVERNMENT CO NTRACTS:

THE ROLE OF THE APPEALS BOARDS AND THE COURTS 1 Prather, William C., ECONOMICS, MORALITY AND THE REAL-ESTATE LOAN 475 Rains, Harry H., DETERMINATION OF THE APPROPRIATE BARGAINING UNIT BY ME

NLRB: A LACK OF OBJECTIVITY PERCEIVED 175 Raymond, John M., THE EXERCISE OF CONCURRENT INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION: "MOVE WITH CIRCUMSPECTION APPROPRIATE" 673 Warren, William D., A PROPOSED UNIFORM CODE FOR CONSUMER CREDIT 441

STUDENT COMMENTS

Administrative Review of Government Contracts: The Statute of Limitations Problem 644 1966-1967 Annual Survey of Labor Relations Law 771 Corporate Acquisition of Broadcast Facilities: The "Public Interest" and the Antitrust Laws 903 The Family Name Dilemma: A Question of "Fairness" 319 The Rulemaking Procedure of the Civil Aeronautics Board: The Blocked Space Service Problem 133 Stockholder's Liability When a Corporation Illegally Reduces Its Stated Capital in Order to Purchase His Shares 331 The Tax-Exempt Business League and Its Functions 953

UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE COMMENTARY

Article 1: General Provisions; Uniformity 568 .Article 2: Sales 81, 593 iv TABLE OF CONTENTS TO VOLUME VIII

Article 3: Commercial Paper 93, 260 Article 9: Secured Transactions 101, 267, 764 CURRENT LEGISLATION Banking 599 Labor Relations 273 Taxation 114 Trade Regulation 123, 293, 626 CASE NOTES Antitrust Law—Constitutional Law—Commerce Clause—Applicability of State Law to Professional Baseball.—State v. Milwaukee Braves, Inc. 341 Bankruptcy—Affiliated Corporations—Merger of Assets—Weight Given to Creditor's Reliance on Single Corporation.--Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. v. Kheel 963 Bankruptcy—Jurisdiction of Bankruptcy Court to Enjoin Arbitration Proceedings--- "Unusual Circumstances" Doctrine.—Fallick v. Kehr 972 Corporations—Stockholders' Personal Liability—Application of Agency or Under- capitalization Theory to "Pierce Corporate Veil."—Walkovszky v. Carlton 981 Jurisdiction—Quasi-in-Rem—Insurance—Attachment of Automobile Liability In- surer's Obligations to Defend and Indemnify.—Seider v. Roth 147 Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Refusal to Bargain—Use of Au- thorization Cards to Establish Majority Status Within One Year of Election Defeat.—Conren, Inc. v. NLRB 652 Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Section 9(b)(2)—Requirements for Severance of Craft Workers.—Mallinckrodt Chem. Works 988 Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Unfair Labor Practices—Board Jurisdiction to Interpret the Contract.—NLRB v. C & C Plywood Corp. 997 Labor Law—Labor Management Relations Act—Unfair Labor Practices—Breach of the Duty of Fair Representation.—Local 12, United Rubber Workers v NLRB 659 Labor Law—Railway Labor Act—Norris-LaGuardia Act—Injunction Against Secondary Labor Boycott.—Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen v. Atlantic Coast Line R.R. 666 Labor Law—Railway Labor Act, Section 2 Seventh—Carrier's Self-Help and Duty to Operate During a Strike,—Brotherhood of Ry. & S.S. Clerks v. Florida E.C. Ry. 153 Labor Law—Unfair Labor Practices—Union's Potential Conflict of Interest Re- lieves Employer of Duty to Bargain.—NLRB v. David Buttrick Co. 347 Securities Regulation—Rule 10b-5—Insider's Duty to Disclose Material Information —Liability for Misleading Press Release.—SEC v. Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. 353 Taxation—Deduction of Debt Interest—Effect of Subordination of Debt.—United States v. Snyder Bros. 1002 Trade Regulation—Administrative Law—All Writs Act—Power of Court of Appeals to Issue Preliminary Injunction upon Petition of Federal Trade Commission.— FTC v. Dean Foods Co. 360 Trade Regulation—Concerted Refusal to Deal—Association's Exclusion of Li- censed Realtor from Listing Pool—Grillo v. Board of Realtors 369 Trade Regulation—Miller-Tydings Amendment—Redemption of Trading Stamps for Fair-Traded Goods.—Vornado, Inc. v, Corning Glass Works 376 Trade Regulation—Section 7 of the Clayton Act—Horizontal Mergers—Share of Relevant Geographic Market.—United States v. Von's Grocery Co.; United States v. Pabst Brewing Co. 163 Trade Regulation—Unfair Competition—Concurrent Rights to Trade Names.— Food Center, Inc. v. Food Fair Stores, Inc. 168 BOOK REVIEW Levinson: Determining Forces in Collective Wage Bargaining .. Peter B. Doeringer 1012 SMATNENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION I Publisher: Fite two copies of f Art of Otrober 2). 1962: Seed.. 4)69. Tide 39. .1.1,:t.d Pam Cad,) this form venb your pottmaster. I. DAII 00 Flit* 2_ Ma Of rtmLiCATON October 4, 1966 Boston College Industrial and Commercial Law Review 1- 11109ENC• 0. 155111 Quarterly

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