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    Author
    Borchard, Edwin
    Keyword
    Reorganization Act of August 1946
    Arthur T. Vanderbilt
    Federal Tort Claims Bill
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13051/3013
    Abstract
    1946 Annual Survey of American Law. By New York University School of Law. Washington Square East, New York, 1947. Pp. xciv, 1947. Dean, now Judge Arthur T. Vanderbilt, and his colleagues of the New York University School of Law, have again placed the legal profession under great obligations. The 1946 Survey of American Law, an immense upon many specialists to make up the volume. It is appropriately dedicated to the men primarily responsible for the Reorganization Act of August 1946. Though this is not meant as a criticism, in his preface Dean Vanderbilt might have called attention to the fact that the Federal Tort Claims Bill, more revolutionary in many respects than the other parts of the Reorganization Act, was included.
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