Edward H. Warren
1873 โ 1945
Books
- Notes on the law of corporations
- Bank of Seattle v. Gidden
- Perpetuities
- Safeguarding the Creditors of Corporations
- [Corporation Forms used in Class during 1904-5]
- Advanced lecture in laws. A lecture on "De facto corporations" will be given at King's College, London ... by Professor E.H. Warren (late professor of law in Harvard University) ... January 18th, 1933
- Torts by Corporations in Ultra Vires Undertakings
- Select cases and other authorities on the law of property
- Corporations
- Introduction to Conveyancing
- Lecture notes on conflicts, constitutional law [and] corporations
- Covenants running with the land
- Voluntary Transfers of Corporate Undertakings
- Executed ultra vires transactions
- The Welter of Decisions
- Qualifying as plaintiff in an action for a conversion
- Fixtures
- A problem in "tacking"
- Select cases and other authorities on the Law of Private Corporations
- A dialogue between cousins
- Forty questions
- Lectures on "corporations"
- [A series of Acts concerning Corporations drafted for the Use of the General Assembly of the State of Vermont Camb. 1916]
- Statement made at a meeting, Nov. 23, 1941 of the Visiting Committee of the Harvard Law School
- The Progress of the Law, 1919-20
- [Letter to H.B. Shaw referring to the general corporation act, and other acts related thereto, now before the Legislature of Vermont
- Three law professors on Roosevelt court plan
- Margin customers
- [Notes of Professor E.W. Warren's lectures on property at Harvard law school]
- Pound's notes to E.H. Warren's Cases on property ...
- Select cases and other authorities on the law of property
- Executory Ultra Vires Transactions
- Assignability of book debts
- A problem in "Tacking" the solution of which requires 1. An examination of the extent to which a statute of limitations relating to land, which by its terms only bars remedies, operates as a statute for the acquisition of titles to land; and 2. A clarification of the differences between the medieval doctorine of disseisin and the present-day doctrine of adverse possession
- [Original] Evidence Notes, 1918-1919
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