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authoritativeness of the
Restatements of the Law is
evidenced by
their acceptance by
courts throughout the
United States. The
Restatements have been
cited in...
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Restatement may
refer to:
Restatements of the Law,
published by the
American Law
Institute as
scholarly refinements of
black letter law;
these include:...
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entirely new
Restatement of Torts, Third:
Products Liability was
published in 1997 to su****de
Section 402A and
related sections.
Restatements of the Law...
- The
Restatement (Second) of the Law of
Contracts is a
legal treatise from the
second series of the
Restatements of the Law, and s****s to
inform judges...
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sounds or
sequences are
often repeated. It may be
called restatement, such as the
restatement of a theme.
While it
plays a role in all music, with noise...
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takes the form of a
restatement that is akin to the
American Law Institute's
highly influential Restatements of the Law.
Restatements are very rare in common...
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thought the
Restatements might gradually become codifications.
Samuel Williston, for instance, said of the
Restatement of Contracts: "This
Restatement . . ....
- The
Restatement of the Law of
Agency (3rd edn, 2006) is a set of
principles issued by the
American Law Institute,
intended to
clarify the
prevailing opinion...
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Justice as Fairness: A
Restatement is a 2001 book of
political philosophy by the
philosopher John Rawls,
published as a
restatement of his 1971
classic A...
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Restatements are
merely persuasive authority. This
means that
state courts (especially at the
appellate level) can and have
deviated from
Restatement...
