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Case file #5475 Clark v. Clark, 107 N.H. 351, 1966

Collection Name:
Frank R. Kenison Papers, 1946-1974
Title:
Case file #5475 Clark v. Clark, 107 N.H. 351, 1966
Creator:
Kenison, Frank R., 1907-1980
Ehrenzweig, Albert A., 1906-1974
Leflar, Robert A., 1901-1997
Cavers, David F., 1902-1988
Creator Role:
Author
Accession / Call Number:
1981.112
Object ID:
1981.112.5475.001
Date:
1966
Type of Material:
textual record
Physical Description:
1 folder
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
New Hampshire Supreme Court case file #5475 Lillian Clark v. Albert Clark, 1966. The documents in this portion of the file are primarily correspondence to and from Frank R. Kenison to various law professors dated 1966. Also included are excerpts of articles in the Pennsylvania Law Review, Cornell Law Review, and United States Law Week dated 1966. The correspondence includes three letters from Frank R. Kenison in Concord, NH, on September 1, 1966 to Professor Robert A. Leflar in New York, NY; Professor David F. Cavers in Cambridge, MA; and Professor Albert A. Ehrenzweig in Berkeley, CA, sending along the opinion of the court. Also included is a letter from Ehrenzweig to Kenison on September 6, 1966, providing his opinion on the case; a letter from Leflar in Fayetteville, AK, to Kenison dated September 9, 1966, providing his opinions on the case; a reply from Kenison to Leflar on September 12, 1966, thanking him for the previous letter and noting he will send a copy of the motion for rehearing; a letter from Kenison to Ehrenzweig dated September 12, 1966, thanking him for his letter and for sending the reprint of the Michigan Law Review; a letter from David Cavers in Cambridge, MA, to Kenison dated September 13, 1966, providing his opinion on the case; and a reply from Kenison to Cavers on September 22, 1966, thanking him for the thoughtful letter.
Locations:
Berkeley, CA
Concord, NH
Cambridge, MA
New York, NY
Fayetteville, AK
Organizations:
New Hampshire. Supreme Court
University of California. School of Law
Harvard University
New York University. School of Law
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. School of Law
Terms of Use:
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Credit Line:
Gift of the estate of Frank R. Kenison.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
File part
Box Number:
30
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