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19 S.D. B.J. 1 (1950-1951)

handle is hein.barjournals/sdakbj0019 and id is 1 raw text is: South Dakota Bar Journal
OFFICIAL ORGAN
THE STATE BAR OF SOUTH DAKOTA
VOL. XIX                   JULY, 1950          C_.NN4
CONTENTS
Page
President's Page    -------------------------------------------4
Secretary's Page    -------------------------------------------5
Annual Meeting ---------------------------------------------------- 6
Your Editor Resigns    ----------------------------------------7
Notice of Filing Amendment to Supreme Court Rules --------------9
Further Comment on Subject of Joint Tenancy ------------------10
The Uniform Commercial Code      -------------------------------13
A Permanent Organization of Bar Association Presidents ----------15
Federal Taxation in General Law Practice  ----------------------16
Pretrial Procedure in Federal Court  ---------------------------22
Report of the Judicial Council  -------------------------------28
Report~of Public Relations Committee  -------------------------39
Report of Committee on UnautAorized Practice of Law ------------- 41
Digest of Attorney General's Opinions  -------------------------42
Notes and Comments      --------------------------------------- 45
OBITUARIES-
Eidem, Olaf     -------------------------------------------48
Kellar, Chambers ----------------------------------------------- 49
Lambert, F. W.     ----------------------------------------50
Larson, Lewis     -----------------------------------------51
Dictum and Other Nonsense     ---------------------------------53
Annotations      ---------------------------------------------- 54
Price: Per copy, $1.00; per year, $4.00. To members of the State
Bar of South Dakota, free.
Published quarterly in the months of October, January, April, and
July by The State Bar of South Dakota, Pierre National Bank Building,
Pierre, South Dakota.
Entered as second-class matter September 6, 1932, at the Post Office
at Pierre, South Dako'ta, under the Act of August 24, 1912.