| Case | Facts | Holding |
| O’Callaghan v. Waller & Beckwith Realty Co. (IL SC 1958) | P injured by LL’s negligence under a lease which exculpated the LL from liability for negligence. | A lease clause exculpating a LL from liability for his own |
Best criminal procedure outline–135 pages of the law, cases, etc.…
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| Trusts | |
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Duties of the Trustee |
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| Secured Transactions | |
| PMSI | Arises in 2 ways (1) creditor sells the goods to debtor on credit, retaining an interest in the goods or (2) creditor advances the debtor funds used to buy the goods and the creditor takes a security |
| WILLS | |
| Execution | 1. signed by testator
2. 2 attesting witnesses 3. Each W must sign in T’s presence
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| FAMILY LAW | |
| Breach of Promise to Marry | No punitives, only get actual damages, must bring action w/I 13 months; promise must be in writing |
| Marriage | Ceremonial:
1. Medical rqmts can be waived 2. Capacity: Sane, Adult, Not Related, Single (SANS) |
| Equity: | |
| Temporary Injunctive Relief | 1. Irreparable Injury
2. Likelihood of Success 3. TRO – ex parte |
| Permanent Injunctive Relief
(I Put Five Bucks Down) |
1. Inadequate Legal Remedy: speculative, threatened, insolvent, irreparable, history
2. Property Right/Protectible Interest 3. Feasibility of |
| Corporations: | |
| -Formation
–Promoters –Subscribers |
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| De Jure Corp
(A PAIN) |
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