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60 Fla. B.J. 1 (1986)

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                                        THE   FLORIDA




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                  Editorial   Staff
            Editor John F. Harkness, Jr.
         Managing Editor Linda H. Yates
Senior Associate Editor Cheryle M. Dodd
      Associate Editor Gary Blankenship
      Associate Editor Judson H. Orrick
      Advertising Director Clara Mae Hart
        Circulation Director Gail Grimes  5    President's Page  by Pa
          Staff Assistant Mary Ann Mavo   7    Executive  Directions  b
                Proofreader Kati Kairies
            Art Production Judith Nable
          Clerical Assistant Rita Shivers
    Communications  Director Paul F. Hill FEATURES


       Officers of The Florida Bar,
       President Patrick G. Emmanuel, Pensacola
    President-elect Joe Reiter, West Palm Beach
        Executive Director John F. Harkness, Jr.,
                                 Tallahassee


                       Editorial Board,

Chairman Barrett Sanders, Miami; Vice Chairman Richard R.
Roach, Jr., Lakeland; Everett P. Anderson, Tallahassee; Dean
Bunch. Tallahassee: MayL. Gain, North Miami; NatileeneWise
Cassel. Miami; Susan Gardiner Chopin, Palm Beach; Philip
Michael Cullen 111, Ft. Lauderdale. Judge J. Allison DeFoor II,
Plantation Key; William N. Drake, Jr., St. Petersburg; Joseph A
Eustace, Jr., Tampa; Ira Richard Gershon, St. Petersburg,
Cynthia L. Greene. Miami; Jane Reynolds Harris, Tallahassee;
TaenH Hunt, Tallahassee, Marlyne Weiss Kaplan, Hollywood
Marshall Barr Kapp, Dayton; Hal Kemp Litchlord, Orlando:
George CJ. Moore,West Palm Beach; Ronald Bennett Ravikoff
Coral Gables; Ray Reynolds,Tallahassee; MarshaG.Rydberg,
Tampa; Edward Siegel, Jacksonville; William E. Sizemore,
Tampa; Richard A. Smith, Alexandria; Courtney Wilder Stanton,
Jacksonville; Leslie Kathleen Reicin Stein,Tampa;John Robert
Tanner. Hollywood; Wilson W. Wrght, Tallahassee. Ex Officio
     PatrckiG Emanuiel, Pensacola, Joe1 Reiter, W..s , -
Beach; Board Liaison Fred Wallace Pope, Jr., Clearwater.

          The Board of Governors


First Circuit William H. Clark; Second Circuit Thomas M.
Ervin, Jr., Steven J. Uhlfelder;Third Circuit Thomas W. Brown;
Fourth Circuit Edward A. White, Rutledge R. Liles; Fifth
Circuit Robert E.Austin. Jr.;Sixth Circuit F.Wallace Pope,Jr.,
K~enneth C. Deacon, Jr.; Seventh Circuit William E. Loucks;
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Fawsett. Chandler R. Muller; Tenth Circuit Robert E. Pyle:
Eleventh Circuit Phyllis Shampanier, Theodore Klein, Barry R,
Davidson, Stephen N. Zack, Michael Nachwaller. Alan T.
Dimond: Twelfth Circuit George A. Dietz, Patrick Dickinson;
Thirteenth Circuit J. Fraser Himes, Gary R. Trombley;
Fourteenth Circuit LesW. Burke; Fifteenth Circuit D.Culver
Smith Ill, Arthur 0. Wroble Sixteenth Circuit Joe F. Miklas;
Seventeenth Circuit Ray Ferrero.Jr., Roger H. Staley, Harry G.
Carrett; Eighteenth Circuit Elting L. Storms; Nineteenth
Circuit Ben L. Bryan. Jr.; Twentieth Circuit J. Dudley Good-
lelte; Out-of-Slate Edwin Merger, Tom Benham; President
YLS FrankJ. Santry; President-elect YLS Orman L. Kimbrough.

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                           VOLUME   LX, NO.1   JANUARY1986




JOUNAL


                              trick G. Emmranuiel
                              y John F. HlarkrILss, Jr.




13   U. S. Supreme   Court  Rejects  Sale of Business Doctrine
     Robert TV. Anthony explains two U. S. Supreme Court cases and their
     consequence;   all stock  transactions  transferring ownership of a business are
     subject to antifraud provisions  of securities law
17   Givingthe  Seller[Back'the   Business
     Michael  J. Canan  andRetneeA. Rochefocuson issuesarising under securities law.
     a, a  nsult  of a misItilenent   orfailure   to store materialfacis   or because  of
     fraudulent  or manit itivepractices
21   Rosemary,Barkett: Florida's First Woman Justice
     Gary  Blnkenship   gives readers a personal look  at the fortnernunwho   became  the
     first woman   oil Florida's highest court
27   The  Use  Standard  for Ad  Valorem   Agricultural  Classification of Property  and;
     F.S.   193.461(4)
     Shawn   G. Rader  says the use standard  arosefrom   the Supreme   Court reversal of
     Fogg   and  still plays the role  of the ultimate  test for  obtaining  agricultural
     classification
35   The  Metamorphosis of Faircloth--Is Civil Contempt in Florida Still Alive and

      MichaelR.   Walshsaysthe   Bowenv Bowencaserepresents newlaw andwyillcause
                                  ns rh  expeesandprepanfit.ure strategy in marital cases
43    Restricting Legislative Amendments to the Constitution
     Joseph   IV. Little and Julius Medenblik say the constitution is too easy to amend in
     Florida                         .


LAWNOTES/COLUINS
47   Environmental and Land Use Law by William L. Earl
     Environmental  Auditing: What  Your Client Doesn't Know  Hurts the Most
51   General  Practice  by Louie  N. Adcock,   Jr., and Laurie W.  Valentine
      The Estate Planner's Dilemma: Reconciling Legal, Ethical and Moral Responsibilities
55   *Tax Law   Notes by  Charles  1. Egerton
     Searchingfor  an Equitable Solution to the Service Partner's Dilemma
59   Criminal   Law  by Samuel   Robert  Mandelbaum
      Bad Pending Appeal  in Federal Criminal Cases
63    Administrative  Law  by  George  L. Waas
     Staying the Agencys  l Hand in the Enforcement of License Suspension and  Revocation
     Orders
66    Real Property,  Probate  & Trust  Law  by  John  G. Mac'Kic   III
      Remediesfor  Homeowners   and Limitation of Actions: The Florida Approach
69   Trial Lawyers'   Forum   by Gary  D. Fox
      Compelling Expert Testimony-Coan   (and Should) You  Do It?
72    Family  Law  by Meredith   J. Cohen
      Compulsory  Mental  Exaninalion  of/Adverse Party in a Chuld Custody ,Case-Fact   or
      Fiction?
73 Professional Stress by Nancy J. Ryan
      Stress: Within and Without


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