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Vol. 38, Issue 1, 2001February 01, 2001 CDT

Prima Paint to First Options: The Supreme Court’s Procrustean Approach to the Federal Arbitration Act and Fraud

Nancy Kornegay,
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Articles in Vol. 38, Issue 1, 2001

Vol. 38, Issue 1, 2001
  • Introduction: The Fifth Annual Frankel Lecture
    Craig Joyce
  • Copyright in the Dead Sea Scrolls: Authorship and Originality
    David Nimmer
  • The Dead Sea Scrolls: A Live Copyright Controversy
    James L. Oakes
  • Response to David Nimmer
    Martha Woodmansee
  • Chapter 13 and the Judgment Creditor: Good Faith or Good Luck?
    Katharine J. Caplan
  • Combat in Kosovo: Ignoring the War Powers Resolution
    Gerald G. Howard
  • Mail Fraud, The Intangible Rights Doctrine, and the Infusion of State Law: A Bermuda Triangle of Sorts
    Daniel W. Hurson
  • Prima Paint to First Options: The Supreme Court's Procrustean Approach to the Federal Arbitration Act and Fraud
    Nancy Kornegay
Hou. L. Rev.
Nancy Kornegay, Prima Paint to First Options: The Supreme Court’s Procrustean Approach to the Federal Arbitration Act and Fraud, 38 Hou. L. Rev. (2001).
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