ISSN 0024-7081
Vol. 6, Issue 3, 1975January 01, 1975 CDT
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Federal Income Taxation: The Effect of Condemnation on Property Held Primarily for Sale to Customers in the Ordinary Course of the Taxpayer’s Business
Federal Income Taxation: The Effect of Condemnation on Property Held Primarily for Sale to Customers in the Ordinary Course of the Taxpayer’s Business
Nancy Kane Hall,
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 3, 1975
Vol. 6, Issue 3, 1975
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- The Realities of Prisoners' Cases Under 42 U.S.C. 1983: A Statistical Survey in the Northern District of IllinoisWilliam S. Bailey
- Revocation of Consents to Adoption in Illinois: A Proposal for Statutory ChangeJohn L. McCormack
- The Doctrine of Impossibility of Performance and the Foreseeability TestCharles G. Brown
- Would Macy's Tell Gimbel's: Government-Controlled Business Information and the Freedom of Information Act, Forwards & (and) BackwardsJo Anne Gazarek
- Federal Income Taxation: The Effect of Condemnation on Property Held Primarily for Sale to Customers in the Ordinary Course of the Taxpayer's BusinessNancy Kane Hall
- <i>Boys Markets</i> Injunctions in Sympathy Strike Situations: A Return to Pre-Norris-La Guardia Days?Carole J. Kohn
- Illinois Fitness for Trial: Processes, Paradoxes, ProposalsThomas H. Ryerson
- Abortion Law - <i>Friendship Medical Center, Ltd. v. Chicago Board of Health</i>, Invalidating City Health Regulations Applicable to First Trimester Abortion ProceduresJames W. Ford
- International Arbitration - <i>Scherk v. Alberto-Culver Co.</i>, The Exemption of International Contracts from the <i>Wilko</i> Doctrine Voiding Agreements to Arbitrate Securities DisputesMahir Jalili
- Labor Law - Supervisors - <i>University of Chicago v. National Labor Relations Board</i> - The Seventh Circuit Affirms a National Labor Relations Board-Created Hybrid Employee-Supervisor Category Under the National Labor Relations ActMark F. Leopold
Nancy Kane Hall, Federal Income Taxation: The Effect of Condemnation on Property Held Primarily for Sale to Customers in the Ordinary Course of the Taxpayer’s Business, 6 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 622 (1975).