Nebraska has recently been confronted with two cases involving deceptive sales practices in a classic direct selling context. In Central Construction Co. v. Osbahr and Dembowski v. Central Construction Co., the Nebraska Supreme Court came to seemingly conflicting conclusions in two cases that presented strikingly similar factual situations involving deceptive direct sales practices. The purpose of the following analysis is to outline prior Nebraska law in this area, to investigate the present status of Nebraska law in this area, and to compare the decisions against the backdrop of the Federal Trade Commission Act, the Nebraska Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act, and Nebraska\u27s constitutional prohibition of lotteries
On July 5, 1963, the development of commercial law in Nebraska received a gigantic forward thrust—a ...
On July 10, 1991, the Nebraska Supreme Court held that the state property tax system violates the Ne...
This Note analyzes the Nebraska lottery laws as they now stand in light of the State v. City Betterm...
Nebraska has recently been confronted with two cases involving deceptive sales practices in a classi...
Bulk sales legislation arose out of an attempt to protect the creditors of merchants who would sell ...
This article has two significant goals. First, it addresses the circuit split on the proper test for...
Ever since territorial days an ever-growing body of statutes relating to the law of usury has been a...
Companion cases, decided in June 1961 by the Nebraska Supreme Court, were essentially similar with r...
The recent return to a tight money market has caused a resurgence in the use of installment land sal...
The crime of shoplifting has become so widespread in Nebraska during the past decade that in many in...
Plaintiff bought a tractor from defendant\u27s agent for $2950 and received a trade-in allowance of ...
Nebraska\u27s criminal code is relatively unique in that false promises as distinguished from misrep...
Faced with an issue of first impression in Nebraska and a confusing body of law from other states, t...
In Gillette Dairy, Inc. v. Nebraska Dairy Products Board the constitutionality of setting minimum pr...
This article reviews the applicable federal bankruptcy statutes pertinent to the controversy caused ...
On July 5, 1963, the development of commercial law in Nebraska received a gigantic forward thrust—a ...
On July 10, 1991, the Nebraska Supreme Court held that the state property tax system violates the Ne...
This Note analyzes the Nebraska lottery laws as they now stand in light of the State v. City Betterm...
Nebraska has recently been confronted with two cases involving deceptive sales practices in a classi...
Bulk sales legislation arose out of an attempt to protect the creditors of merchants who would sell ...
This article has two significant goals. First, it addresses the circuit split on the proper test for...
Ever since territorial days an ever-growing body of statutes relating to the law of usury has been a...
Companion cases, decided in June 1961 by the Nebraska Supreme Court, were essentially similar with r...
The recent return to a tight money market has caused a resurgence in the use of installment land sal...
The crime of shoplifting has become so widespread in Nebraska during the past decade that in many in...
Plaintiff bought a tractor from defendant\u27s agent for $2950 and received a trade-in allowance of ...
Nebraska\u27s criminal code is relatively unique in that false promises as distinguished from misrep...
Faced with an issue of first impression in Nebraska and a confusing body of law from other states, t...
In Gillette Dairy, Inc. v. Nebraska Dairy Products Board the constitutionality of setting minimum pr...
This article reviews the applicable federal bankruptcy statutes pertinent to the controversy caused ...
On July 5, 1963, the development of commercial law in Nebraska received a gigantic forward thrust—a ...
On July 10, 1991, the Nebraska Supreme Court held that the state property tax system violates the Ne...
This Note analyzes the Nebraska lottery laws as they now stand in light of the State v. City Betterm...