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Article
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Commercial Arbitration or Court Application of Common Law Rules of Marketing, 34 Yale Law Journal 480 (1925)
Abstract
Mr. Justice Holmes has referred to a "noble instinct of scientific curiosity to understand why we maintain what now is." "But," he adds, "most even of the enlightened reformers that I hear or read seem to me . . . to become rhetorical just where I want figures."
It is the purpose of this paper, first: to raise the question why, in the light of facts and figures, we have certain common law rules that affect the activity of marketing goods, and second: to ascertain to what extent these rules are, and may continue to be, what Professor Commons calls actual "working rules" in the business community.
Date of Authorship for this Version
1925
Recommended Citation
Commercial Arbitration or Court Application of Common Law Rules of Marketing, 34 Yale Law Journal 480 (1925)