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    Disability Benefits for Pregnant Employees under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 

    Thornhill, Mark A. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    FIRST PARAGRAPH(S)|Employee non-occupational health and disability insurance plans commonly exclude pregnancy from compensable disabilities while providing coverage for all other temporarily debilitating conditions. As a ...
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    Interspousal Transfers and Augmented Estate 

    Davies, Thomas M.; Olson, William E. Jr. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    FIRST PARAGRAPH(S)|This article begins with a discussion of the concept of the Augmented Estate and the new elective share provisions provided in the Nebraska Probate Code.|The traditional purpose of the statutory elective ...
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    Introduction to the Uniform Probate Code 

    Wellman, Richard V. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    INTRODUCTION|The advent of the Uniform Probate Code is bound to be traumatic for practitioners and judges who must forget much of what they know and learn to live with the new law. No one knows this better than the residents ...
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    Guardianships and Conservatorships - Protection of Persons under Disability and Their Property 

    State, Douglas R. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    INTRODUCTION|The purpose of this article is to point out the changes the Nebraska Probate Code will make in our current law as it relates to guardianships and conservatorships and to give a brief overview of the Code in ...
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    Wills and the Nebraska Probate Code 

    Day, William A. Jr. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    FIRST PARAGRAPH(S)|Many people, especially laymen, are under the presumption that the right to make a will is precisely that-a right. That is not the fact. There is no "right" to make a will. There is only a privilege so ...
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    Nebraska Probate Code: Its Background and Development, The 

    Kelley, Donald H. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    INTRODUCTION|Following passage of the Nebraska Probate Code, presented to the 1974 Nebraska Legislature as L.B. 354, and completion of the 1975 legislative session it appears that the Code will become the law in Nebraska. ...
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    Procedure under the Nebraska Probate Code 

    McGowan, Robert C. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    INTRODUCTION|The new system introduced by the Nebraska Probate Code will be of great value and utility to the practitioner. In order to help the practitioner understand the Code, the Nebraska Bar Association is developing ...
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    Intestate Procession under the Nebraska Probate Code 

    Ryan, Frances M. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    INTRODUCTION|Intestate procession is covered by sections 32-301 through 32-312 of the Nebraska Probate Code. When examining these sections, the first pleasant thought is that the Legislature has finally abolished the useless ...
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    Creighton Institute Nebraska Probate Code 

    Unknown author (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    INTRODUCTION|In 1974, the Nebraska Legislature passed L.B. 354, designated as the Nebraska Probate Code and scheduled to take effect on January 1, 1977. The Code substantially affects the substantive and procedural approach ...
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    Crisis of the Western Legal Tradition, The 

    Berman, Harold J. (Creighton University School of Law, 1976)
    FIRST PARAGRAPH(S)|That the Western legal tradition, like Western civilization as a whole, is undergoing in the twentieth century a crisis greater than it has ever known before, is something that cannot be proved by science. ...
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