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Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2010January 01, 2010 PDT
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The Time Should Begin to Run When the Deed Is Done: A Proposed Solution to Problems in Applying Limitations Periods to the Rescission of Contracts
The Time Should Begin to Run When the Deed Is Done: A Proposed Solution to Problems in Applying Limitations Periods to the Rescission of Contracts
Megan Bittakis,
Articles in Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2010
Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2010
- The Time Should Begin to Run When the Deed Is Done: A Proposed Solution to Problems in Applying Limitations Periods to the Rescission of ContractsMegan Bittakis
- The Importation of Female Genital Mutilation to the West: The Cruelest Cut of AllPATRICIA A. BROUSSARD
- State Competence Standards for SelfRepresentation in a Criminal Trial: Opportunity and Danger for State Courts after Indiana v. EdwardsJASON R. MARKS
- Ships Passing in the Night: How California’s Statutory Framework Directs Traffic Through the Maze of Jurisdictional Doctrines Concerning Insurance RatesVANESSA WELLS
- IX. General Provisions: Conforming the California Evidence Code to the Federal Rules of EvidenceMIGUEL A. MENDEZ
- Consumer Credit Reports and Privacy in the Employment Context: The Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Equal Employment for All ActRUTH DESMOND
- Thirsty for Change: Desalination As a Practical and Environmentally Friendly Answer to California’s Growing Water ShortageMATTHEW C. LEWIS
- Designing a Constitutional Ruse Drug Checkpoint: What Does the Fourth Amendment Really Protect?ALLISON M. LOW
- Article III by Default: Constitutional Requirements for the Capital Prosecution of Unprivileged Enemy BelligerentsBRIAN C. MCCOMAS
- A Genealogy of Home Visits: Explaining the Relentless Search for Individualized Information Without Individual SuspicionPETER MICEK
Megan Bittakis, The Time Should Begin to Run When the Deed Is Done: A Proposed Solution to Problems in Applying Limitations Periods to the Rescission of Contracts, 44 U.S.F. L. Rev. 755 (2010).