Indiana Law Review Vol. 14] iii ARTICLES Breaking Wills in Indiana Thomas J. Reed 865 Indiana's Victim Compensation Act: A Comparative Perspective Timothy V. Clark, D. Robert Webster 751 The NLRB in Search of a Standard: When is the Discharge of a Supervisor in Connection With Employees' Union or Other Protected Activities an Unfair Labor Practice? Gail Frommer Brod 727 Prospective Labor Injunctions: Do They Have a Future? Charles E. Trant 581 Comment Shideler v. Dwyer: The Beginning of Protective Legal Malpractice Actions 927 Notes Beyond Enterprise Liability in DES Cases — Sindell 695 The Business Judgment Rule: The End of a Clear Trend in Corporation Law 617 Does the First Amendment Incorporate a National Civil Service System? 985 The Effect of Title VII on Black Participation in Urban Police Departments 949 Indianapolis Desegregation: Segregative Intent and the Interdistrict Remedy 799 Markets, Time, and Damages: Some Unsolved Problems in the Field of Crops 647 Nonstatutory Witness Immunity: Evidentiary Consequences of a Defendant's Breach 779 Twenty-Five Years of Uninsured Motorist Coverage: A Silver Anniversary Cloud with a Tarnished Lining 671 Use of Human Leukocyte Antigen Test Results to Establish Paternity 831 iv [Vol. 14 Recent Development Section 1983 and Statute-Based Non-Equal Rights Claims 1011 Vol. 14] Table of Cases Page AAA Wrecking Co. v. Barton, Curie & McLaren, Inc. 392 Abbey v. Control Data Corp. 617, 628, 629. 630, 633, 634, 639, 641 Abbott Laboratories, Sindell v. 695 Abood V. Detroit Board of Education 987 Adams v. Luros 946 Addison v. Review Board of the Indiana Employment Security Division 85 Adler v. Board of Education of New York 989 Adoption of Infant Hewitt, In re 315 Aero Lodge No. 735, Avco Corp. v. 599 Aetna Life & Casualty Insurance Co. v. Winchelll39, 399 A.F.E. Industries, Inc., Shanks v. 3, 28, 30, 39, 49 A.F., J.B. V. 862 Afro American Patrolmens League v. Duck 974 Aikens v. Alexander 73 Alabama, NAACP v. 986 Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co., Cor- bus V. 617, 618, 622, 640 Albemarle Paper Co. v. Moody 968, 972 Aldinger v. Howard 1019 Aldrich, Averbach v. 617, 628 Aldrich, Issner v. 617, 618 622, 623 Aldridge, Brelsford v. 891 Alexander, Aikens v. 73 Alexander, Galef v. 617, 619 626, 639, 644 Alexander v. Gardner- Denver Co. 954, 980 Allaun V. Consolidated Oil Co. 622 Allegretti, Hammond v. 547 Allen V. City of Mobile 960 Alumbaugh, Chrysler v. 41 Page Aluminum Co. of America, State Board of Tax Commis- sioners v. 540 Amalgamated Copper Co., United Copper Sec. Co. V. 617, 619 621, 634, 645 American Dairy, Inc., In diana Department of State Revenue v. 534 American Drywall, Inc., Blade Corp. v. 507 American Oil Co., McLaughlin v. 149, 575 American Optical Co. v. Weidenhamer 27, 32, 59 American Stan dard Insurance Co. v. Durham 389 American Thread Co., Tex tile Workers Union v. 595 American Underwriters Inc. V. Curtis 152, 411, 512 Amermac, Inc. v. Gordon 56 Amos V. Keplinger 167, 187 Anderson v. Ander- son 141, 350, 453, 456, 931 Anderson, Ander- son V. 141, 350 453, 456, 931 Anderson, DeHart v. 177 Anderson, Ferdinand Fur- niture Co. V. 58, 153, 164 Anderson, Lewis v. 617, 628, 629, 630, 631, 634, 636, 638, 639, 641, 643, 644 Andrews, Blameuser v. 1007 Angel, Kemp v. 624 Anson v. Estate of Anson 296, 518 Anthony Wayne Bank, Gem- mer v. 145, 521 Archbold v. State 283 Arkansas v. Sanders 275 Armstrong v. Armstrong 341 Armstrong, Armstrong v. 341 Arnold v. Dirrim 91, 156, 512, 516 Ash v. International Bus. Mach., Inc. 617, 619, 621, 622 Ashwander v. Tennessee Valley Authority 640 VI INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Atkinson, Sinclair Refining Co. V. 597 Averbach v. Aldrich 617, 628 Averbach v. Bennett 617, 618, 621, 628, 629, 630, 636, 637, 643 Augustine v. First Federal Savings & Loan Association 160 Austin V. New Hampshire 528 Automobile Underwriters, Inc. V. Hitch 383 Avan V. Frey 648 Avco Corp. V. Aero Lodge No. 735 599 Ayers, Cohen v. 626 Ayers v. Hobbs 650 Ayres v. Smith 452 B Babb, Davis v. 896 Back v. Starke Circuit Court 280 Bailey, Plaza Realty In- vestors, Inc. v. 101 Baker v. Chambers 468 Baker v. Cohn 644 Baker, Harwood v. 867 Baker, Sohland v. 644 Baldwin, Falkenberg v. 617, 628 Balido V. Improved Machinery, Inc. 31 Bailer, United States v. 844 Ball Memorial Hospital Association, Bright v. 254 Banta v. Clark 138 Barber, Nunnery v. 990 Barger v. Barger 898 Barger, Barger v. 898 Barker v. Wingo 279 Barlow's, Inc., Marshall v. 89 Barnes v. Bostick 879 Barnes v. Mac Brown & Co. 232 Barnes, Chicago & Erie Railroad v. 649 Barr v. Mateo 1005 Barr v. Summer 878 Barr v. The Insurance Co. of North America 380 Barsham, Casborne v. 885 Barton, Curie & McLaren, Inc., AAA Wrecking Co. v. 392 Bastian v. Bourns, Inc. 624, 625 Page 94 1008 620, 621 199 626, 634, 642 97 Bateson, Holmes v. Bavoso V. Harding Bayer v. Beran Baysinger, State v. Beard v. Elster Beard, Mitchell v. Bechtel Corp., First Wisconsin Land Corp. v. 664 Beck v. Beck 835 Beck, Beck v. 835 Becker, Bixwood, Inc. v. 491 Bedford Cut Stone Co. v. Journeymen Stone Cutter Association 588 Beecher, Castro v. 956 Bemis Co. v. Rubush 8, 13, 14, 30, 40, 58, 61 Beneficial Finance Co. v. Wegmiller Bender Lumber Co. 503, 505 Beneficial Indus. Loan Corp., Cohen v. 627 Bennet, Mountain v. 882 Bennett, Averbach v. 617, 618, 621, 628, 629, 630, 636, 637, 643 Bennett, Dreibelbis v. 40 Bennett v. Slater 399 Beran, Bayer v. 620, 621 Berghoff v. McDonald 121 Bergland, Johnson v. 996 Bergner v. State 365 Bernstein v. Mediobanca Banca di Credito Finan- ziaro — Societa Per Azioni619, 621 Berrey v. Jean 463,492 Berryman v. Fettig Canning Corp. 578 Berstein, Gibson v. 464 Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., Myers v. 77 Billman v. Hensel 486 Bitzegaio, Criss v. 308 Bixwood, Inc. v. Becker 491 Blade Corp. v. American Drywall, Inc. 507 Blake, Blake v. 305 Blake v. Blake 305 Blakley v. Currence 487 Blameuser v. Andrews 1007 Blankenship v. Huesman 551 Blazek, Xaver v. 547 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES Vll Page Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Indiana, Hazelett v. 79 Board of Bar Examiners, Schware v. 989 Board of Commissioners, James v. 142 Board of Commissioners v. Pearson 939 Board of Education, Brown V. 799 Board of Education, Higgins V. 824 Board of Education, of New York, Adler v. 989 Board of Regents of State Colleges V. Roth 990 Board of School Trustees, Brown v. 427 Board of School Trustees, Reidenbach v. 78, 430 Board of School Trustees, State ex rel Newton v. 71 Bochnowski, Justak v. 162, 170 Bodell V. General Gas & Elec. Corp. 619, 621 Boehning, State ex rel In- diana State Employees' Association v. 81 Boland v. Claudel 877 Bosstick, Barnes v. 879 Boswell V. Lyon 493, 494 Boswell, Peachey v. 200 Bourns, Inc., Bastian v. 624, 625 Bowen, Colvin v. 134 Bowyer, Kirkpatrick v. 566 Boyko V. Reserve Fund, Inc. 636 Boyle-Midway, Inc., Spruill v. 34 Boys Market, Inc. v. Retail Clerks Union, Local 770 600 Brackney v. Fogle 919 Bradford v. State 274 Bradley, Milliken v. 809, 819, 826 Bradshaw, Telvest, Inc. v. 117 Brady v. United States 792 Bram v. United States 787 Brand v. Monumental Life Insurance Co. 405 Brandes v. Burbank 549 Brandon v. State 278, 369 Branstad, Branstad v. 329 Branstad v. Branstad 329 Branti v. Finkel 985, 998 Page Braunfield v. Brown 208 Brelsford v. Aldridge 891 Brendonwood Common v. Franklin 475, 495 Brewer, Gerrish v. 17, 552 Bridgeport Guardians, Inc. v. Members of the Bridgeport Civil Service Commission 975 Briggs v. Spaulding 617 Bright V. Ball Memorial Hospital Association 254 Brinegar, Shahan v. 479 Brinkman, Dayton Board of Education v. 817 Broadrick v. Oklahoma 201, 988 Brokaw v. Brokaw 331 Brokaw, Brokaw v. 331 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Chicago River & Indiana Railway 590 Brown v. Board of Education 799 Brown v. Board of School Trustees 427 Brown, Braunfield v. 208 Brown, Kriss v. 80 Brown, N.L.R.B. v. 741, 743 Brown v. State 271 Brown, Storer v. 991 Brumfield, Merimee v. 562 Brummett v. Pilotte 478 Brunner, People v. 783 Brunson v. State 265 Bryan, Schreiber v. 624, 625 Buchanan, Evans v. 822 Buckley v. Valeo 988 Buck V. P.J.T. 147, 356 Buffalo Forge Co. v. Steelworkers 602 Burbank, Brandes v. 549 Burford v. Burford 469 Burford, Burford v. 469 Burkhart v. Gladish 880 Burk, Northern Indiana Transit, Inc. v. 550 Burks V. Lasker 629, 631, 633, 634, 635, 642 Burns, Elrod v. 985, 990, 991 Burry Biscuit Corp., Rosen- thal V. 626 Burton v. L.O. Smith Foun- dry Products Co. 12 Buttolph, Folsom v. 889 VUl INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Caban v. Mohammed 318 Cahill V. Cliver 875 Calcar Quarries, Inc., State Department of Revenue v. 536 Caldwell, Dayton Walther Corp. V. 165 Calhoun, Warshaw v. 619, 620, 621, 622 California Eastern Airways, Inc., Kerbs v. 626 California, Miller v. 196 Campo V. Scofield 9, 14 Campbell, Estate of Beck v. 920 Canden Corp., E.N. Maisel and Associates v. 159 C & S Lathing and Plaster- ing Co., Lawyers Title In- surance Corp. V. 158 Carey, Kors v. 622 Carrier, Coyle Chevrolet Co. V. 229 Carrow v. Streeter 946 Casborne v. Barsham 885 Castello, In re 439 Castro v. Beecher 956 Census Federal Credit Union V. Wann 495 Central Indiana Gas Co., Frampton v. 575 CF & I Steel Corp. v. UMW 605 Chalmers v. Estate of Market 150 Chambers, Baker v. 468 Chance v. Chance 327 Chance, Chance v. 327 Chapman v. Houston Wel- fare Rights Organization 1012 Chapman, Ortho Pharmaceu- tical Corp. v. 33 Charles Dowd Box Co. v. Courtney 597 Chase Manhatten Bank, Nussbacher v. 617, 619, 644 Chasin v. Gluck 623, 624 Cheff V. Mathes 624 Chicago & Erie Railroad v. Barnes 649 Chicago River & Indiana Railway, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. 590 Chorely, Lawrence County Commissioners v. 140 Page Chrysler v. Alumbaugh 41 Cisneros v. Corpus Christi Independent School District 817 Citizens Energy Coalition, Inc. v. Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. 65 City Investing Co. v. Simcox 112 City of Anderson v. State ex rel Page 85 City of Bloomington, Holt v. 568 City of Buffalo, United States V. 969 City of Chicago, United States V. 970 City of Evansville v. South- ern Indiana Gas and Electric Co. 65 City of Evansville v. Ver- plank Concrete & Supply, Inc. 500 City of Logansport, Connell V. 71 City of Mobile, Allen v. 960 City of Oakland, Hawes v. 617, 619, 637, 639, 640 City of Philadelphia, Kedra V. 1019 City of South Bend, Smith V. 150, 163 Clark, Banta v. 138 Clark V. Clark 323 Clark, Clark v. 323 Clark, Dew v. 878 Clark Equipment Co., Greeno v. 21 Clark Equipment Co., Posey V. 31 Clark, Fenley Farms, Inc. v. 472, 492 Clark V. Lee 523, 527 Clark V. State 278 Claudel, Boland v. 877 Cliver v. Cahill 875 Coca Cola Bottling Co., Escola V. 705 Cohen v. Ayers 626 Cohn, Baker v. 644 Cohen v. Beneficial Indus. Loan Corp. 627 Coleman v. DeMoss 484 Coleman v. Indiana Veneers Inc. 579 Collins V. Gilbreath 328 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES IX Page Collins, People v. 847, 852 Colpaert Realty Corp., Indiana Department of State Revenue v. 532 Columbus Board of Educa- tion V. Penick 817 Colvin V. Bowen 134 Commissioner v. Estate of Bosch 643 Commonwealth v. Hunt 583 Commonwealth of Pennsyl- vania V. O'Neill 955 Commonwealth v. Pullis (Philadelphia Cordewainers) 582 Companion Insurance Co., Liddy v. 393, 408, 685 Conder v. Hull Lift Truck, Inc. 25, 31, 43, 61 Connell v. City of Logansport 71 Consolidated Edison Co., Klotz V. 619, 621, 622 Consolidated Oil Co., Allaun v. 622 Construction Associates v. Peru Community School Building Corp. 153 Construction, Production & Maintenance Laborers Union Local 383, Donovan Con- struction Co. V. 608 Continental Casualty Co. v. Novy 182 Continental Steel Corp., Indiana Department of State Revenue v. 538 Contract Beverage Packers, Inc., Fox V. 576 Control Data Corp., Abbey V. 617, 628, 629, 630, 635, 639, 641 Cooper V. Robert Hall Clothes, Inc. 569 Corbus V. Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co.617, 619, 621, 640 Cordial v. Grimm 455, 931 Cornette v. Searjeant Metal Products, Inc. 24, 50 Corpus Christi Independent School District, Cisneros v. 817 Cortez, Salas v. 862 Coulter, Lucas v. 107 Council of Emporia, Wright V. 820 Page County Board of Education, Haney v. 821 County Department of Public Welfare, Kyees v. 218, 318 County of Fresno v. Superi- or Court 861 County of Los Angeles, Davis V. 963 Courtney, Charles Dowd Box V. 597 Coyle Chevrolet Co. v. Car- rier 229 C.P. Lesh Paper Co., Davis V. 578 Cramer v. General Tel. & Elecs. Corp. 618, 619, 621, 628, 642 Cramer v. Morrison 859 Craven, In re 443 Crim V. State 280 Criss V. Bitzegaio 308 Cross, State ex rel Dunlap V. 82 Crown Development Co., Department of State Revenue v. 532 Crown Life Insurance Co., Gary National Bank v. 390 C.T.S. Corp. V. Schoulton 72 Culver Educational Founda- tion, Peterson v. 154 Cunningham v. Hiles 473 Currence, Blakley v. 487 Curtis, American Under- writers, Inc. V. 152, 411, 512 Custer, Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. 406 D Dahlin v. Dahlin 343 Dahlin, Dahlin v. 343 Daisy-Heddon, Dias v. 28, 63 Dagnello v. Long Island Rail Road 59 Daly, Shipley v. 567 Darby, In re 443 Dave Mclntire Chevrolet, Inc., Hudson v. 188, 231 David J. Greene & Co. v. Dunhill Infl, Inc. 621, 624, 625 Davis V. Babb 896 INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Davis V. County of Los Angeles 963 Davis V. C.P. Lesh Paper Co. 578 Davis V. Davis 344 Davis, Davis v. 344 Davis V. Louisville Gas & Elec. Co. 621 Davis V. Schneider 375 Davis, United States v. 794 Davis, Washington v. 810, 814, 815, 827, 955, 962 Dayton Board of Education V. Brinkman 817 Dayton Walther Corp. v. Caldwell . 165 Debs, In re 585 Decatur County AG-Services, Inc. V. Young 653 Deering, Duplex Printing Press Co. v. 587 Deetz V. McGowan 511, 519 DeHart v. Anderson 177 Delafield v. Parrish 867 DeLater v. Hudak 520 Delaware County v. Powell 140 Delong v. United States 1007 DeMoss, Coleman v. 484 Department of Insurance, Foremost Life Insurance Co. V. 517 Department of Public Welfare, Lutheran Hospital, Inc. v. 72, 136, 155 Department of State Rev- enue V. Crown Development Co. 532 Derry v. Hall 873 Detroit Board of Education, Abood V. 987 Dew V. Clark 878 Dias V. Daisy-Heddon 28, 63 Diaz, Hovanec v. 151 Dickey, Whipple v. 521 Dirrim, Arnold v. 91, 156, 512, 516 Doe V. Renfrow 214 Dolph V. Mangus 471 Dominguez v. Gallmeyer 154 Donahue v. Permacel Tape Corp. 481 Donovan Construction Co. v. Construction, Production & Page Maintenance Laborers Union Local 383 608 Doran v. Salem Inn, Inc. 200 Douds V. Local 294, Interna- tional Brotherhood of Teamsters 593 Douglas, Metropolitan Devel- opment Commission v. 186, 488 Douglass' Estate, In re 889 Downslope Industries 734, 736 Doyle, Mount Healthy City Board of Education v. 997 Drake v. State 166 Dreflak, Dreflak v. 345 Dreflak v. Dreflak 345 Dreibelbis v. Bennett 40 Drum-Co Engineering Corp., Path- man Construction Co. v. 145, 162 DRW Corporation 735, 736 Duck, Afro American Patrol- mens League v. 974 Dudley Sports Co. v. Schmidt 12 Duke Power Co., Griggs v. 956, 968 Duncan, Michelson v. 624, 626, 644 Duncan v. State 448 Dunhill Int'l, Inc., David J. Greene v. 621, 624, 625 Duplex Printing Press Co. V. Deering 587 Dupont Feedmill Corp. v. Standard Supply Corp. 486 Durham, American Standard Insurance Co. v. 389 Dwyer, Shideler v. 456, 927, 928, 931, 936 E Eads, Thomas v. 565, 566 Echterling v. Kalvaitis 465 Eichman v. Indiana State University Board of Trustees 221 E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Harriman v. 624, 625 Elmore v. State 269 Elrod V. Burns 985, 990, 991 Elster, Beard v. 626, 634, 642 Endress & Hauser, Inc., Indiana Department of State Revenue v. 526 Endsley v. Game-Show Placements, Ltd. 124 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES XI Page England v. Medical Exami- ners 599 English, Purcell v. 483, 545 E.N. Maisel and Associates V. Canden Corp. 159 Escola V. Coca Cola Bottling Co. 705 Eshleman, Keenan v. 624 Estate of Anson, Anson v. 296, 518 Estate of Beck v. Campbell 920 Estate of Bosch, Commis- sioner V. 643 Estate of Cameron v. Kuster 294, 302 Estate of Garwood, In re 303 Estate of Geib, Geib v. 161 Estate of Market, Chalmers V. 150 Estate of Voelker 161 Estate of Voelker, In re 302 Estate of Williams, In re 298, 519 Estelle V. Williams 449 Eure V. Grand Metropolitan Ltd. 116 Evans v. Buchanan 822 Evans v. General Motors Corp. 20, 26, 45 Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corp. V. Roberts 422 Excel Mold, Inc., Garbe v. 117 Extruded Alloys, Slinkard v. 571 Exxon Corp., Gall v. 617, 619, 621. 627, 628, 645 Exxon Corp., Wechsler v. 628 E-Z Rake, Inc., Morton v. 122 Faas, Kozacik v. 895 Faco, Inc., Indiana National Corp. v. 238 Fairview Nursing Home 733, 734, 746 Falkenberg v. Baldwin 617, 628 Farkas v. Thornburgh 1003. 1007 Farm Estates, Inc., Rzepka v. 97 Farmers Bank & Trust Co. V. Ross 164, 499 Farmers Insurance Group, McNall V. 188, 406 Farr, O'Neall v. 888 Page Faulk's Will, In re 922 Fechtman v. Stover 53 Federal Pacific Electric Co., Moore v. 18 Fenley Farms, Inc. v. Clark 472, 492 Ferdinand Furniture Co. v. Anderson 58, 153, 164 Ferguson, Plessy v. 799 Fessler, Rising Sun State Bank v. 295, 518 Fettig Canning Corp., Berry- man V. 578 Findley v. Garrett 623 Finkel, Branti v. 985, 998 Finn, Howard Dodge & Sons, Inc. v. 119 First Federal Savings & Loan Association, Augustine V. 160 First Wisconsin Land Corp. V. Bechtel Corp. 664 Fisher, In re 445 Flaig, Heyer v. 907 Fleetwood Corp. v. Mirich 554 Florida International Univer- sity. Patsy V. 1012. 1024 Flynn, Maldonado v. 617, 618, 619, 622, 628, 631, 633, 634, 635, 636, 638, 639, 641, 642. 643, 644, 645 Foelker v. Kwake 97 Fogle, Brackney v. 919 Folsom V. Buttolph 889 Food Marketing Corp., Indiana Department of State Revenue v. 531 Ford Motor Company, Peck V. 40, 548 Ford Motor Co., State v. 36, 55 Ford Motor Credit Co. v. Milhollin 522 Ford V. State 195, 287 Foremost Life Insurance Co. V. Department of Insurance 517 Forrestal Village, Inc. v. Graham 99 Fort Wayne City Plan Com- mission, Wildwood Park Community Hospital v. 137 Fox V. Contract Beverage Packers, Inc. 576 Xll INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Frampton v. Central Indiana Gas Co. 575 Franklin, Brendonwood Common v. 475, 495 Frazier, Stephenson v. 223 Frey, Avan v. 648 Frye v. Gibbs 898 Frye v. United States 842 Fuller V. Housing Authority 546 Fur Workers Union Local 72 V. Fur Workers Union No. 21238 592 Fur Workers Union No. 21238, Fur Workers Union Local 72 V. 592 . - G . Gaither, Health & Hospital Corp. V. 153 Galef V. Alexander 617, 618, 619, 626, 639, 644 Gallagher v. Marion County Victim Advocate Program, Inc. ' 88 Gall V. Exxon Corp. 617, 619, 621, 627, 628, 645 Gallmeyer, Dominguez v. 154 Game-Show Placements, Ltd., Endsley v. 124 Garbe v. Excel Mold, Inc. 117 Gdrcia v. State 283 Gardner-Denver Co., Alexan- der V. 954, 980 Gardner v. State 258 Garrett, Findley v. 623 Garrett, In re 445 Gary National Bank v. Crown Life Insurance Co. 390 Gateway Coal Co. v. UMW 601 Gautreaux, Hills v. 825 Gayheart v. Newnam Foun- dry Co. 574 Geake, In re 307 Geckler v. Review Board of Indiana Employment Secur- ity Division 207 Geib v. Estate of Geib 161 Gemmer v. Anthony Wayne Bank 145, 521 General Gas & Elec. Corp., Bodell v. 619, 621 General Motors Corp., Evans V. 20, 26. 45 Page General Motors Corp., Larsen v. 21 General Motors, Latimer v. 20 General Motors, Schemel v. 20 General Tel. & Elecs. Corp., Cramer v. 618, 619, 621, 628, 642 General Tel. & Elec. Corp., Parkoff V. 617, 628 Gentis, Young v. 648 George v. State 161, 449 Georgia, Stanley v. 289 Gerrish v. Brewer 17, 552 Getty Oil Co. v. Skelly Oil Co. 619, 621, 624, 625 Gibbs, Frey v. 898 Gibson v. Berstein 464 Gilbert, New England Box Co. V. 121 Gilbert v. Stone City Con- struction Co. 29 Gilbreath, Collins v. 328 Gilstrap v. Gilstrap 156 Gilstrap, Gilstrap v. 156 Gimbel v. Signal Co. 621 Givhan v. Western Line Con- solidated School District 221 Gladish, Burkhart v. 880 Glendale-Glenbrook Associ- ates, Indiana Department of Revenue v. 524 Glenn, McQueeney v. 82 Gluck, Chasin v. 623, 624 GM Sub Corp. v. Liggett Group, Inc. 116 Gordon, Amermac, Inc. v. 56 Gottlieb V. Heyden Chem. Corp. 617, 619. 624, 625, 626, 637 Gottlieb V. McKee 619, 625 Goude, Williams v. 885 Government Employees In- surance Co., Grimes v. 409 Graham, Forrestal Village, Inc. V. 99 Grand Metropolitan Ltd., Eure V. 116 Great Western United Corp. V. Kidwell 115 Greene, Johnson v. 636 Greenbriar Development Corp., Old State Utility Corp. V. 71 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES xiu Page Greenman v. Yuba Power Products, Inc. 17, 724 Greeno v. Clark Equipment Co. 21 Green v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. 410 Greenwood v. Greenwood 867 Greenwood, Greenwood v. 867 Grey v. State 278 Griffin v. State 259 Griggs V. Duke Power Co. 956, 968 Grimes v. Government Em- ployees Insurance Co. 409 Grimm, Cordial v. 455, 931 Gulf Oil Corp. V. McManus 181 Gumz V. Starke County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association 160 Gurley v. Park 894 Guth v. Loft 617, 619, 625 H Haas V. South Bend Commu- nity School Corp. 81 Haeger v. State 359 Hagans v. Lavine 1016, 1017 Hakey, Monumental Life In- surance Co. V. 379 Hall, Derry v. 873 Hall, Lustick v. 565 Hamilton, Wheat v. 107 Hamm, Lucas v. 904 Hammond v. Allegretti 547 Haney v. County Board of Education 821 Harber, Ramey v. 995 Harding, Bavoso v. 1008 Harding v. State 376 Hargis v. United Farm Bu- reau Mutual Insurance Co. 401 Harnischfeger Corp., Fahora v. 12 Harriman v. E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. 624, 625 Harris, Treloar v. 557 Harris, Love v. 875 Harrison, Kinleside v. 883 Harrison Steel Castings Co., Indiana Department of State Revenue v. 534 Harry David Zutz Insurance, Inc. V. H.M.S. Associates, Ltd. 105 Harwood v. Baker 867 Page Haun, Kroger Co. v. 18, 552 Hawes v. City of Oakland 617, 619. 637, 639, 640 Hawkins v. Marion County » Board of Review 493 Hawley v. South Bend Department of Redevelop- ment 72 Hazelett v. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Indiana 79 Health & Hospital Corp. v. Gaither 153 Heathe v. State 268 Hedges v. Public Service Co. of Indiana 46, 62 Heitner, Shaffer v. 132, 515 Helvey v. Wabash County REMC 47 Henderlong Lumber Co. v. Zinn 502 Henderson v. Henderson 346 Henderson, Henderson v. 346 Henderson, Theodora Hold- ing Corp. v. 624 Hensel, Billman v. 486 Heuer, Theis v. 232 Heyden Chem. Corp., Gott- lieb V. 617, 619, 624, 625, 626. 637 Heyer v. Flaig 907 Hicks, Stewart v. 169 Higgins V. Board of Educa- tion 824 Highfield v. Lang 237 Highley, School City of Lafayette v. 428 Hiles, Cunningham v. 473 Hill V. Standard Mutual Casualty Co. 410 Hills V. Gautreaux 825 Hilton. Malbin & Bullock. Inc. V. 512. 516 Hinton v. State 262 Hitch. Automobile Under- writers. Inc. V. 383 Hitchman Coal & Coke Co. V. Mitchell 585 H.M.S. Associates. Ltd.. Harry David Zutz Insurance, Inc. V. 105 Hobbs. Ayers v. 650 Hodges V. New England Screw Co. 617 XIV INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Holding V. Indiana & Michi- gan Electric Co. 471 Holmes v. Bateson 94 Holmes, Price v. 937 Holt V. City of Bloomington 568 Hoopengardner v. Hoopen- gardner 894 Hoopengardner, Hoopengard- ner V. 894 Hornaday v. Sun Life Insur- ance Co. of America 379 Horn, Mid-American Homes V. 501 Housing Authority, Fuller v. 546 Houston Welfare Rights Organization, Chapman v. 1012 Hovanec v. Diaz 151 Howard, Aldinger v. 1019 Howard Dodge & Sons, Inc. V. Finn 119 Howard, Teren v. 624, 626 Hudak, Debater v. 520 Hudson V. Dave Mclntire Chevrolet, Inc. 188, 231 Hudson V. Tyson 511, 516 Huesman, Blankenship v. 551 Huff V. White Motor Corp. 20, 26, 45, 58, 60, 215 Hull Lift Truck, Inc., Conder v. 25, 31, 43, 61 Hunt, Commonwealth v. 583 Hunter, S & T Supply Co. v. 95 Huntington, Sims v. 166 Hurt v. Polak 168 Hutto V. Ross 795 IBEW Local 38, United States V. 966 Ice V. State 139 Illinois, Rakas v. 214 Improved Machinery, Inc., Balido v. 31 Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission v. State ex rel Harmon 567 Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., Citizens Energy Coali- tion, Inc. V. 65 Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., Holding v. 471 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. V. Owens 573 Page Indiana Civil Rights Commis- sion V. Sutherland Lumber 210 Indiana Department of Reve- nue V. Glendale-Glenbrook Associates 524 Indiana Department of Reve- nue V. Kimberly-Clark Corp. 538 Indiana Department of Reve- nue V. Waterfiled [sic] Mort- gage Co. 533 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. American Dairy, Inc. 534 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Colpaert Realty Corp. 532 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Continental Steel Corp. 538 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Endress «& Hauser, Inc. 526 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Food Marketing Corp. 531 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Harrison Steel Castings Co. 534 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Martin Marietta Corp. 538 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Northern Indiana Steel Supply Co. 532 Indiana Department of State Revenue, Park 100 Develop- ment Co. V. 524 Indiana Department of State Revenue v. RCA Corp. 534 Indiana Environmental Man- agement Board v. Indiana- Kentucky Electric Corp. 68, 78 Indiana Farmers Mutual In- surance Co. V. Speer 688 Indiana Insurance Co. v. Ivers 685 Indiana Forge & Machine Co. V. Northern Indiana Public Service Co. 76, 79 Indiana Gas Co., Wilfong v. 66 Indiana Insurance Co. v. Ivers 393, 685 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES XV Page Indiana-Kentucky Elec. Corp., Indiana Environmental Management Board v. 68, 78 Indiana National Corp. v. Faco, Inc. 238 Indiana State University Board of Trustees, Eichman V. 221 Indiana Veneers, Inc., Cole- man V. 579 Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp., Martin v. 139, 148, 168 Indianapolis Power & Light Co., L.S. Ayres & Co. v. 65 In re Adoption of Infant Hewitt 315 In re Castello 439 In re Craven 443 In re Darby 443 In re Debs 585 In re Douglass' Estate 889 In re Estate of Garwood 303 In re Estate of Voelker ' 302 In re Estate of Williams 298 In re Faulk's Will 922 In re Fisher 445 In re Garrett 445 In re Geake 307 In re Kesler 433, 437, 438 In re Lemond 322 In re Marriage of McManama 339 In re Neal 442 In re Perrello 436, 440 In re Riley 444 In re Terry 435, 441 In re Weaver 441 Insurance Co. of North America v. Purdue National Bank 240, 243 International Brotherhood of Teamsters v. United States 979 International Bus. Mach., Inc., Ash V. 617, 619, 621, 622 International Gen, Indus., Inc., Tanzer v. 624. 625 International Shoe Co. v. Washington 133, 515 International Tel. & Tel. Corp., Rosengarten v. 617, 628 Issner v. Aldrich 617, 622, 623 Ivers, Indiana Insurance Co. v. 685, 393 Page J Jackson, Phillips v. 856, 863 Jackson, Spears v. 396 Jameson Chemical Co. v. Love 228 James v. Board of Commis- sioners 142 J.B. V. A.F. 862 Jean, Berrey v. 463, 492 Jeffries v. Stewart 684, 394 J.I. Case Co. v. Sandefur 9 Johnson v. Bergland 996 Johnson Circuit Court, State ex rel Hasch v. 281 Johnston v. Greene 636 Jones, Rossow v. 483, 545 Journeymen Stone Cutter Association, Bedford Cut Stone Co. v. 588 Journeymen-Taylors of Cam- bridge, Rex v. 582 Justak V. Bochnowski 162, 170 K Kaiser v. National Farmers Union Life Insurance Co. 379 Kalvaitis, Echterling v. 465 Kaptur, Orient Insurance Co. V. 408 Kastigar v. United States 786 Katz, NLRB v. 424 Keck V. Kerbs 168 Kedra v. City of Philadelphia 1019 Keenan v. Eshleman 624 Kellam & Foley, Walters v. 64 Kemp v. Angel 624 Kentucky-Indiana Municipal Power Association v. Public Service Co. 185 Kenworthy v. Williams 888 Keplinger, Amos v. 167, 187 Kerbs v. California Eastern Airways, Inc. 626 Kerbs, Keck v. 168 Kern v. Kern 919 Kern, Kern v. 919 Kesler, In re 433, 437, 438 Keyes v. School District No. 1, Denver 802 Kidwell, Great Western United Corp. v. 115 Kidwell V. State 932 XVI INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Kimberly-Clark Corp., Indiana Department of Revenue v. 538 Kimble, Pontius v. 561 Kimmel, Stevens v. 563, 575 Kingsford Packing Co., Sheraton Corp. of America V. 112 Kinleside v. Harrison 883 Kirkland v. New York State Department of Correctional Services 974 Kirkpatrick v. Bowyer 566 Kitchner v. Williams 937 Klotz V. Consolidated Edison Co. 619, 621, 622 Knox Circuit Court, State ex rel Board of Trustees v. 420 Kohlmeyer, Larkins v. 551 Konduris, Perfection Paint & Color Co. V. 21, 28 Kors V. Carey 622 Kozacik v. Faas 895 Krebs & King Toyota, Inc. 732, 733, 747 Kriss V. Brown 80 Kroger Co. v. Haun 18, 552 Kuhn, Kuhn v. 334, 513 Kuhn, Kuhn v. 334 Kuntz V. Review Board of Indiana Employment Securi- ty Division 66 Kusper v. Pontikes 987 Kuster, Estate of Cameron v. 294, 302 Kwake, Foelker v. 97 Kyees v. County Department of Public Welfare 218, 318 Lang, Highfield v. 237 LaPlante v. LaZear 545 Larkins v. Kohlmeyer 551 Lasker, Burks v. 629, 631, 633, 634, 635, 642 Larsen v. General Motors Corp. 21 Latimer v. General Motors 20 Lauderdale v. State 788 Lavine, Hagans v. 1016, 1017 Lawrence County Commis- sioners V. Chorely 140 Lawyers Title Insurance Page Corp. V. C & S Lathing and Plastering Co. 158 LaZear, LaPlante v. 545 Lee, Clark v. 523, 527 Lee V. Macon County Board of Education 820 Lee V. Weston 553 LeFevre, Soft Water Utili- ties Inc. V. 182 Lemond, In re 322 Levien, Sinclair Oil Corp. v. 619, 620, 621, 622, 624, 625 Levy V. Sterling Drug, Inc. 617, 628 Lewis V. Anderson 617, 628, 629, 630, 631, 634, 636, 638, 639, 641, 643, 644 Licata v. Spector 905 Liddy v. Companion Insur- ance Co. 393, 408, 685 Liggett Group, Inc., GM Sub Corp. V. 116 Lincoln Mills, Textile Work- ers Union v. 595 Livengood, White v. 187 Local 174, Teamsters v. Lu- cas Flour Co. 597 Local 294, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Douds V. 593 Local 1487, UMW, Old Ben Coal V. (Old Ben II) 604 Loft, Guth V. 617, 619, 625 Long Island Rail Road, Dag- nello V. 59 L.O. Smith Foundry Products Co., Burton v. 12 Louisville & Nashville Rail- road V. Wallenmann 158 Louisville Gas & Elec. Co., Davis V. 621 Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway v. Sparks 649 Love V. Harris 875 Love, Jameson Chemical Co. V. 228 L.S. Ayres & Co. v. Indian- apolis Power & Light Co. 65 Lucas v. Coulter 107 Lucas Flour Co., Local 174, Teamsters v. 597 Lucas V. Hamm 904 Lukowski V. Vecta Educa- Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES xvu Page tional Corp. 47 Luros, Adams v. 946 Lusher v. State 361 Lustick V. Hall 565 Lutes V. State 274 Lutheran Hospital, Inc. v. Department of Public Welfare 72, 136, 155 Lyon, Boswell v. 493, 494 M Mac Brown & Co., Barnes v. 232 Macon Telegraph Publishing Co., Willingham v. 210 Macon County Board of Edu- cation, Lee V. 820 Madison Fund Inc., Wolfen- sohn V. 621 Magnavox Co., Singer v. 624 Maher v. Zapata Corp. 617, 618, 628, 631, 633, 641, 643, 645 Maine v. Thiboutot 1012, 1016 Malbin & Bullock, Inc. v. Hilton 512, 516 Maldonado v. Flynn 617, 618, 619, 622, 628, 631, 633, 634, 635, 636, 638, 639, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645 Manganese Corp. of America, Selheimer v. 620 Mangus, Dolph v. ,471 Mansfield v. Shippers Dis- patch, Inc. 42 Marcrum, Munster v. 301 Marion County Board of Re- view, Hawkins v. 493 Marion County Superior Court, Civil Division, State ex rei Indiana State Board of Finance v. 87 Marion County Superior Court, State ex rel Mar- crum V. 320 Marion County Superior Court, State ex rel Payntor v. 77 Marion County Victim Advocate Program, Inc., Gallagher v. 88 Marks v. Wolfson 621 Marlin American Corp., Oberlin v. 108, 160 Marriage of McManama, In re 339 Page Marriott, Puma v. 621, 634, 642 Marshall, Skendzel v. 492, 493 Marshall v. Barlow's, Inc. 89 Martin v. Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp. 139, 148, 168 Martin Marietta Corp., Indi- ana Department of State Revenue v. 538 Martin, Pepper v. 872 Martin v. Simplimatic Engi- neering Corp. 51 Mashburn, Prestige Casualty Co. V. 382 Massachusetts Board of Re- tirement V. Murgia 205 Mata V. State 279 Mateo, Barr v. 1005 Mathes, Cheff v. 624 Mayflower Hotel Corp., Ster- ling V. 624 May's Family Centers Inc., Uni- shops. Inc. V. 481 McCarthy v. McCarthy 325 McCarthy, McCarthy v. 325 McCarty, Niemeyer v. 363 McCarty v. Sheets 466 McCaslin v. State 479 McCormick, State v. 202, 260 McDandal v. State 268 McDonald, Berghoff v. 121 McDonnell Co., Palley v. 624 McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Palley 624 McGowan, Deetz v. 511, 519 McKee, Gottlieb v. 619, 625 McKee v. Rogers 639, 640, 644 McKinley v. State 286 McLaughlin v. American Oil Co. 149, 575 McLendon v. Safe Realty Corp. 493 McManus, Gulf Oil Corp. v. 181 McNall V. Farmers Insurance Group 188, 406 McNeill, Rochester Bridge Co. V. 555 McNew V. State 261 McQueeney v. Glenn 82 McQueen v. State 138, 433 Meadowlark Farms, Inc. v. Warken 15, 19, 30, 37, 39, 63 Medical Examiners, England v. 599 XVlll INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Medical Licensing Board, Thompson v. 76, 135 Mediobanca Banca di Credito Finanziario-Societa Per Azioni, Bernstein v. 619, 621 Meier v. Pearlman 451 Melvin, People v. 583 Members of the Bridgeport Civil Service Commission, Bridgeport Guardians, Inc. v. 975 Menke v. Southern Railway Co. 217 Meridian Mortgage Co. v. State 542 Meridian Mutual Insurance Co., Stockberger v. 385, 387 Merimee v. Brumfield 562 Merrick, Seigal v. 617 Metropolitan Development Commission v. Douglas 186, 488 Metropolitan Housing Devel- opment Corp., Village of Arl- ington Heights V. 810 Micallef v. Miehle Co. 14 Michael B. v. Superior Court 862 Michelson v. Duncan 624, 626, 644 Michigan Mutual Life Insur- ance Co. V. Custer 406 Mid-American Homes v. Horn 501 Miehle Co., Micallef v. 14 Milhollin, Ford Motor Credit Co. V. 522 Miller, State ex rel Austin V. 81 Miller, United States v. 377 Miller v. California 196 Milliken v. Bradley 809, 819, 826 Mirich, Fleetwood Corp. v. 554 Missouri, United States v. 821 Mitchell V. Beard 97 Mitchell, Hitchman Coal &. Coke Co. V. 585 Mitchell, United Public Workers v. 988 Modlin V. Higgle 302 Moehlenkamp v. Shatz 468, 490 Moerman v. Zipco, Inc. 97 Moffett V. State 448 Mohammed, Caban v. 318 Monumental Life Insurance Co., Brand v. 405 Page Monumental Life Insurance Co. V. Hakey 379 Moody, Albemarle Paper Co. V. 968, 972 Moore v. Federal Pacific Electric Co. 18 Moore v. Spann 185 Moran, State v. 788 Morrillton School District No. 32 V. United States 822 Morrison, Cramer v. 859 Morris v. State 275 Morsches Lumber, Inc. v. Probst 397 Morton v. E-Z Rake, Inc. 122 Mountain v. Bennet 882 Mount Healthy City Board of Education v. Doyle 997 Mulry V. State 276 Munden v. Munden 145, 349 Munden, Munden v. 145, 349 Munster v. Marcrum 301 Murgia, Massachusetts Board of Retirement v. 205 Myers v. Bethlehem Ship- building Corp. 77 Myers, Pence v. 919 N NAACP V. Alabama 986 Najjar v. Roland Int'l Corp. V. 625 National City Bank, Posadas V. 953 National Education Associa- tion South Bend, South Bend Federation of Teachers v. 74, 86 National Farmers Union Life Insurance Co., Kaiser v. 379 Neal, In re 442 Neill V. Ridner 357 Nelson v. State 448 Nevis Industries 734-5, 736, 738 New England Box Co. v. Gilbert 121 New England Screw Co., Hodges v. 617 New Hampshire, Austin v. 528 Newnam Foundry Co., Gay- heart V. 574 New Palestine Bank, Payroll Check Cashing v. 240 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES XIX Page New York State Department of Correctional Services, Kirkland v. 974 Niemeyer v. McCarty 363 Nissen Trampoline Co. v. Terre Haute First National Bank 34 NLRB V. Brown 741, 743 NLRB V. Katz 424 NLRB V. Southern Plasma Corp. 741 Noonan, Wagner Construc- tion Co. V. 232 Norris, Van Bibber v. 496, 497 Northern Indiana Public Ser- vice Co., Indiana Forge & Machine Co. v. 76, 79 Northern Indiana Public Ser- vice Co., Petroski v. 46, 63 Northern Indiana Steel Sup- ply Co., Indiana Department of State Revenue v. 532 Northern Indiana Transit, Inc. V. Burk 550 Novy, Continental Casualty Co. V. 182 Nunnery v. Barber 990 Nussbacher v. Chase Man- hatten Bank 617, 619, 644 O Oakland, Hawes v. 637, 639 Oberlin v. Marlin American Corp. 108, 160 Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid As- sociation V. Sweetser 406 Oklahoma, Broadrick v. 988, 201 Old Ben Coal v. Local 1487, UMW, (Old Ben II) 604 Old State Utility Corp. v. Greenbriar Development Corp. 71 O'Neall V. Farr 888 O'Neill, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. 955 Organization of Foster Fam- ilies, Smith V. 220 Orient Insurance Co. v. Kaptur 408 Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp. v. Chapman 32 Page Orth V. Orth 898 Orth, Orth v. 898 Osborne v. Osborne 346 Osborne, Osborne v. 346 Owen V. State 373 Owens, Indiana Bell Tele- phone Co. V. 573 Owens V. Owens 335 Owens, Owens v. 335 Factor v. Factor 348 Factor, Factor v. 348 Palley v. McDonnell Co. 624 Palley, McDonnell Douglas Corp. V. 624 Palmer, State v. 265 Pappas, Puzich v. 125 Paris Adult Theatre I v. Slaton 198, 289 Park, Gurley v. 894 Parkoff V. General Tel. & Elec. Corp. 617, 628 Park 100 Development Co. v. Indiana Department of State Revenue 524 Parker v. State 82, 205 Parkinson, Zeigler Building Materials, Inc. v. 520 Parrish, Delafield v. 867 Pathman Construction Co. v. Drum- Co Engineering Corp. 145, 162 Patsy V. Florida Interna- tional University 1012, 1024 Patton V. Safeco Insurance Co. of America 681 Pavone v. State 376 Payroll Check Cashing v. New Palestine Bank 240 Peachey v. Boswell 200 Pearlman, Meier v. 451 Pearson, Board of Commis- sioners V. 939 Pearson v. Winfield 107 Peck V. Ford Motor Com- pany 40, 548 Pence v. Myers 919 Penick, Columbus Board of Education v. 817 Penn-Dixie Steel Corp. v. Savage 66, 70, 572 People V. Brunner 783 XX INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page 847, 852 583 556 872 571 21, 28 481 436, 440 225 153 154 People V. Collins People V. Melvin Peoples Bank & Trust Co. v. Stock Pepper v. Martin Perez v. United States Steel Corp. Perfection Paint & Color Co. V. Konduris Permacel Tape Corp., Dona- hue V. Perrello, In re Perschke, Sebasty v. Peru Community School Building Corp., Construction Associates v. Peterson v. Culver Educa- tional Foundation Petroski v. Northern Indiana Public Service Co. 46, 63 Phillips V. Jackson 856, 863 Pillars V. State 269. 282 Pilotte, Brummett v. 478 Pioneer Drilling 730, 731, 732, 733, 737, 738, 739, 740, 747, 750 Piskorowski v. Shell Oil Co. 482 P.J.T., Buck V. 147, 356 Plaza Realty Investors v. Bailey 101 Plessy V. Ferguson 799 P-M Gas & Wash Co. v. Smith 173, 177 Polak, Hurt v. 168 Pollard v. Saxe & Yolles Development Co. 233 Pontikes, Kusper v. 987 Pontius V. Kimble 561 Porges V. Vadsco 624, 625 Posadas v. National City Bank 953 Posey V. Clark Equipment Co. 31 Powell, Delaware County v. 140 Prestige Casualty Co. v. Mashburn 382 Price V. Holmes 937 Price, State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. v. 391 Probst, Morsches Lumber, Inc. V. 397 Production Stamping, Inc. 728 Page Prudential Insurance Co. of America v. Smith 391 Public Service Co., Ken- tucky-Indiana Municipal Power Association v. 185 Public Service Co. of In- diana, Hedges v. 46, 62 Public Service Commission, Scott Paper Co. v. 185 Pullis, Commonwealth v. Philadelphia Cordewainers) 582 Puma V. Marriott 621, 634, 642 Purcell V. English 483, 545 Purdue National Bank, Insur- ance Co. of North America V. 240, 243 Puzich V. Pappas 125 R Rakas v. Illinois 214 Ramey v. Harber 995 RCA Corp., Indiana Depart- ment of State Revenue v. 534 R.D.S. V. S.L.S. 355 Rector v. State 448 Redmon, State v. 270 Reidenbach v. Board of School Trustees 78, 430 Renfrow, Doe v. 214 Reserve Fund Inc., Boyko v. 636 Retail Clerks Union, Local 770, Boys Market, Inc. v. 600 Review Board of the Indiana Employment Security Divi- sion, Addison v. 85 Review Board of Indiana Employment Security Divi- sion, Geckler v. 207 Review Board of Indiana Employment Security Divi- sion, Kuntz V. 66 Review Board of Indiana Employment Security Divi- sion, Thomas v. 206 Revord v. Russell 563 Rex V. Journeymen-Taylors of Cambridge 582 Rhodes, Scheuer, v. 1006 Richardson v. Scrogham 651 Ridner, Neill v. 357 Riggins V. Sadowsky 505 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES XXI Page Riggle, Modlin v. 302 Riley, In re 444 Rising Sun State Bank v. Fessler 295, 518 Robert Hall Clothes, Inc., Cooper V. 569 Roberts, Evansville-Vander- burgh School Corp. v. 422 Robertson v. State 920 Robinson v. State 280 Rochester Bridge Co. v. McNeill 555 Roddy V. State 272 Rogers, McKee v. 639, 640, 644 Rogier, Wallace v. 478, 491 Roland Int'l Corp. v. Najjar 625 Rosengarten v. International Tel. & Tel. Corp. 617, 628 Rosenthal v. Burry Biscuit Corp. 626 Rose V. Rose 348, 454 Rose, Rose v. 348, 454 Ross, Farmers Bank & Trust Co. V. 164, 499 Ross, Hutto V. 795 Rossow V. Jones 483, 545 Ross V. Ross 152, 330 Ross, Ross V. 152, 330 Ross V. Schubert 186, 564, 576 Roth, Board of Regents of State Colleges v. 990 Roth, Seider v. 132, 515 Roth V. United States 197, 288 Rubush, Bemis Co. v. 8, 13, 14, 30, 40, 58, 61 Rush V. Savchuk 132, 195 Russell, Revord v. 563 Ri^epka v. Farm Estates, Inc. 97 Sadowsky, Riggins v. 505 Safeco Insurance Co. of America, Patton v. 681 Safe Realty Corp., McLendon V. 493 Salas V. Corte7, 862 Salem Inn, Inc., Doran v. 200 Salk V. Weinraub 67, 72 Sam Klain & Sons, Inc., Tem- pleton V. 500, 508 Sandefur, J.I. Case Co. v. 9 Sanders, Arkansas v. 275 Page Sanders, Woodfork v. 905 S & T Supply Co. V. Hunter 95 Savage, Penn-Dixie Steel Corp. V. 66, 70, 572 Savchuk, Rush v. 132, 195 Saxe & Yolles Development Co., Pollard v. 233 Schemel v. General Motors 20 Scheuer v. Rhodes 1006 Schmidt, Dudley Sports Co. v. 12 Schneider, Davis v. 375 School City of Lafayette v. Highley 428 School District No. 1, Den- ver, V. Keyes 802 Schoulton, C.T.S. Corp. v. 72 Schreiber v. Bryan 624, 625 Schubert, Ross v. 186, 564, 576 Schware v. Board of Bar Examiners 989 Scofield, Campo v, 9, 14 Scotland Neck City Board of Education, United States v. 828 Scott Paper Co. v. Public Service Commission 185 Scott V. Union Tank Car Co564, 575 Scrogham, Richardson v. 651 Seagram & Sons, Inc. v. Willis 578 Searjeant Metal Products, Inc., Cornette v. 24, 50 Sears, Roebuck & Co., Second National Bank v. 53 Sebasty v. Perschke 225 SEC v. Texas Gulf Sulfur Co. 96 Second National Bank v. Sears, Roebuck & Co. 53 Seider v. Roth 132, 515 Seigal V. Merrick 617 Selheimer v. Manganese Corp. of America 620 Shaffer v. Heitner 132, 515 Shahan v. Brinegar . 479 Shambaugh & Son, Inc., South Tippecanoe School Building Corp. v. 397 Shanks v. A.F.E. Industries, Inc. 3, 28, 30, 38, 39, 49 Shatz, Moehlenkamp v. 468, 490 Sheets, McCarty v. 466 XXll INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page Sheffield Developers, Inc., Tippecanoe County Area Plan Commission v. 86 Shell Oil Co., Piskorowski v. 482 Shelton v. State 267 Sheraton Corp. of America V. Kingsford Packing Co. 112 Sheraton Puerto Rico Cor- poration 736 Sherbert v. Verner 208 Sherry v. State Bank of Indiana 479 Shideler v. Dwyer456, 927, 928, 931, 936 Shipley v. Daly 567 Shippers Dispatch, Inc., Mansfield v. 42 Shotwell Manufacturing Co. V. United States 789 Signal Co., Gimbel v. 621 Simcox, City Investing Co. v. 112 Simplimatic Engineering Corp., Martin v. 51 Simpson v. State Farm Mutual Automobile In- surance Co. 681 Sims V. Huntington 166 Sinclair Oil Corp. v. Levien 619. 620, 621, 622, 624, 625 Sinclair Refining Co. v. Atkinson 597 Sindell v. Abbott Laborator- ies 695 Singer v. Magnavox Co. 624 Skelly Oil Co., Getty Oil Co. v. 619, 621, 624, 625 Skend;^el v. Marshall 492, 493 Skolnick v. State 167 Slater, Bennett v. 399 Slaton, Paris Adult Theatre I V. 198, 289 Slinkard v. Extruded Alloys 571 S.L.S., R.D.S. V. 355 Smith, Ayres v. 452 Smith, P-M Gas & Wash Co. V. 173, 177 Smith, Prudential Insurance Co. of America v. 391 Smith V. City of South Bendl50, 163 Smith V. Organization of Foster Families 220 Smith V. State 449 Snyder v. Tell City Clinic 169 Page Soft Water Utilities, Inc. v. LeFevre 905 Sohland v. Baker 644 South Bend Community School Corp., Haas v. 81 South Bend Federation of Teachers v. National Educa- tion South Bend Association 74-86 Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Co., City of Evansville v. 65 Southern Indiana Health Systems Agency, Inc. v. State Board of Health 75 Southern Ohio Coal Co. v. UMW 609 Southern Pasma Corp., N.L.R.B. V. 741 Southern Railway Co., Menke v. 217 South Tippecanoe School Building Corp. v. Shambaugh & Son, Inc. 397 Sowles, Witters v. 617 Spangard, Ybarra v. 699 Spann, Moore v. 185 Sparks, Louisville, New Albany Chicago Railway v. 649 Spaulding, Briggs v. 617 Spears v. Jackson 396 Spears v. State 368 Spector, Licata v. 905 Speer, Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. v. 688 Spence v. State 371 Spering's Appeal 617 Springer v. United States 360 Spruile v. Boyle-Midway, Inc. 34 Stadin v. Union Elec. Co. 619 Staley v. Stephens 487 Standard Mutual Casualty Co., Hill V. 410 Standard Supply Corp., Du- pont Feedmill Corp. v. 486 Stanley v. Georgia 289 Stapinski v. Walsh Construc- tion Co. 50, 54 Starke Circuit Court, Back V. 280 Starke County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Gumz V. 160 State, Archbold v. 283 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES XXIU Page Page 479 199 365 75 State Bank of Indiana, Sherry v. State V. Baysinger State, Bergner v. State Board of Health, Southern Indiana Health Systems Agency, Inc. v. State Board of Tax Commis- sioners V. Aluminum Co. of America 540 State Board of Tax Commis- sioners, Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. V. 70 State, Bradford v. 274 State, Brandon v. 278, 369 State, Brown v. 271 State, Brunson v. 265 State, Clark v. 278 State, Crim v. 280 State Department of Reven- ue V. Calcan Quarries, Inc. 536 State, Drake v. 166 State, Duncan v. 448 State, Elmore v. 269 State ex rel Austin v. Miller 81 State ex rel Board of Trustees v. Knox Circuit Court 420 State ex rel Dunlap v. Cross 82 State ex rel Harmon, Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission v. 567 State ex rel Hasch v. John- son Circuit Court 281 State ex rel Indiana Depart- ment of Insurance, Union In- surance Co. V. 126, 152 State ex rel Indiana Life & Health Insurance Guaranty Association v. Superior Court 147 State ex rel Indiana State Board of Finance v. Marion County Superior Court, Civil Division 87 State ex rel Indiana State Employees' v. Boehning Association 81 State ex rel Marcrum v. Marion County Superior Court 320 71 85 77 410 391 State ex rel Newton v. Board of School Trustees State ex rel Page, City of Anderson v. State ex rel Payntor v. Marion County Superior Court State Farm Mutual Automo- bile Insurance Co., Green ^ State Farm Mutual Automo- bile Insurance Co. v. Price State Farm Mutual Automo- bile Insurance Co., Simpson v. 681 State, Ford v. 195, 287 State V. Ford Motor Co. 36, 55 State, Garcia v. 283 State, Gardner v. 258 State, George v. 161, 449 State, Grey v. 278 State, Griffin v. 259 State, Haeger v. 359 State, Harding v. 376 State, Heathe v. 268 State, Hinton v. 262 State, Ice v. 139 State, Kidwell v. 932 State, Lauderdale v. 788 State, Lusher v. 361 State, Lutes v. 274 State, Mata v. 279 State, McCaslin v. 479 State V. McCormick 202, 260 State, McDandal v. 268 State, McKinley v. 286 State, McNew v. 261 State, McQueen v. 138, 433 State, Meridian Mortgage Co. v. 542 State, Moffett v. 448 State V. Moran 788 State, Morris v. 275 State, Mulry v. 276 State, Nelson v. 448 State, Owen v. 373 State V. Palmer 265 State, Parker v. 82, 205 State, Pavone v. 376 State, Pillars v. 269, 282 State, Rector v. 448 State V. Redmon 270 State, Robertson v. 920 State, Robinson v. 280 XXIV INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 State, Roddy v. State, Shelton v. State, Skolnick v. State, Smith v. State, Spears v. State, Spence v. State, Sumpter v. State, Swan v. State, Taylor v. State, Terry v. State, Thompson v. State V. Tindell State, Williams v. State, Woods v. Page 272 267 167 449 368 371 374 363 263 279 268 89 285 933 Steelworkers, Buffalo Forge Co. V. 602 Steelworkers Trilogy 596 Steinkuehler v. Wempner 881 Stephenson v. Frazier 223 Stephens, Staley v. 487 Sterling v. Mayflower Hotel Corp. 624 Sterling Drug, Inc., Levy v. 617, 628 Stevens v. Kimmel 563, 575 Stewart v. Hicks 169 Stewart, Jeffries v. 684, 394 Stifel, United States v. 843 Stockberger v. Meridian Mutual Insurance Co. 385, 387 Stock, Peoples Bank & Trust Co. V. 556 Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. v. State Board of Tax Commis- sioners 70 Stone City Construction Co., Gilbert v. 29 Storer v. Brown 991 Stout V. Tippecanoe County Department of Public Welfare 316 Stover, Techtman v. 53 Streeter, Carrow v. 946 Summer, Barr v. 878 Summers v. Tice 698 Sumpter v. State 374 Sun Life Insurance Co. of America, Hornaday v. 379 Sun 'N Sand, Inc. v. United California Bank 246 Superior Court, County of Fresno v. 861 Superior Court, Michael B. v. 862 Page Superior Court, State ex rel Indiana Life & Health In- surance Guaranty Associa- tion V. 147 Sutherland Lumber, Indiana Civil Rights Commission v. 210 Swanson v. Traer 617 Swan V. State 363 Sweetser, Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid Association v. 406 System Federation No. 40, Virginian Railway v. 589 Tanzer v. International Gen. Indus., Inc. 624, 625 Taylor v. State 263 Tell City Clinic, Snyder v. 169 Telvest, Inc. v. Bradshaw 117 Templeton v. Sam Klain & Sons, Inc. 500, 508 Tennessee Valley Authority, Ashwander v. 640 Teren v. Howard 624, 625 Terre Haute First National Bank, Nissen Trampoline Co. V. 34 Terry, In re 435, 441 Terry v. State 279 Texas Gulf Sulfur Co., SEC V. 96 Textile Workers Union v. American Thread Co. 595 Textile Workers Union v. Lincoln Mills 595 Thatcher, Vernon Fire & Casualty Insurance Co. v. 555 The Insurance Co. of North America, Barr v. 380 Theis V. Heuer 232 Theodora Holding Corp. v. Henderson 624 Thiboutot. Maine v. 1012, 1016 Thomas v. Eads 565, 566 Thomas v. Review Board of Indiana Employment Secur- ity Division 206 Thompson v. Medical Licens- ing Board 76, 134, 135 Thompson v. State 268 Thornburgh, Farkes v. 1003, 1007 Thrasher v. Van Buren Township 132, 151, 567 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES XXV Page Tice, Summers v. 698 Tindell, State v. 89 Tippecanoe County Area Plan Commission v. Sheffield Developers, Inc. 86 Tippecanoe County Depart- ment of Public Welfare, Stout V. 316 Traer, Swanson v. 617 Trash v. U-Drive-It-Co. 51 Travelers Insurance Co., Washington v. 689 Treloar v. Harris 557 Tyson, Hudson v. 511, 516 U Udoff V. Zipf 626 U-Drive-It-Co., Trash v. 51 UMW, CF & I Street Corp. v. 605 UMW, Gateway Coal Co. v. 601 UMW, Southern Ohio Coal Co. V. 609 UMW, United States Steel Corp. V. 606 UMW, United States Steel Corp. 607 Union Elec. Co., Stadin v. 619 Union Insurance Co. v. State ex reL Indiana Department of Insurance 126, 182 Union Tank Co., Scott v. 564, 575 Unishops, Inc. v. May's Fam- ily Centers, Inc. 481 United California Bank, Sun ;N Sand, Inc. v. 246 United Copper Sec. Co., v. Amalgamated Copper Co. 617, 619, 621, 634, 645 United Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co., Hargis v. 401 United Public Workers v. Mitchel 988 United States v. Bailer 844 United States, Brady v. 792 United States, Bram v. 787 United States v. City of Buffalo 969 United States v. City of Chicago 970 Page United States v. Davis 794 United States, Delong v. 1007 United States, Frye v. 842 United States v. IBEW Local 38 966 United States, International Brotherhood of Teamsters v. 979 United States, Kastigar v. 786 United States v. Miller 377 United States v. Missouri 821 United States, Morrillton School District No. 32 v. 822 United States, Roth v. 197, 288 United States v. Scotland Neck City Board of Educa- tion 828 United States, Shotwell Man- ufacturing Co. V. 789 United States, Springer v. 360 United States Steel Corp., Perez v. 571 United States Steel Corp. v. UMW 606 United States Steel Corp. v. UMW 607 United States v. Stifel 843 United States v. Williams 793 United Steelworkers of America v. Weber (Kaiser Aluminum) 982 Updegraff, Wieman v. 988 Vadsco, Proges v. 624, 625 Valeo, Buckley v. 988 Valhi, Inc., Young v. 625 Village of Arlington Heights V. Metropolitan Housing Development Corp. 810 Van Bibber v. Norris 496, 497 Van Buren Township, Thrasher v. 132, 151. 567 Vecta Educational Corp., Lukowski V. 47 Verner, Sherbert v. 208 Vernon Fire & Casualty In- surance Co. v. Thatcher 555 Verplank Concrete & Supply, Inc., City of Evansville v. 500 Virginian Railway v. System Federation No. 40 589 Voelker, Estate of 161 XXVI INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Page w 47 478, 491 617 50, 54 64 495 Wabash County REMC, Helvey v. Wallace v. Rogier Wallenstein v. Warner Walsh Construction Co., Stapinski v. Walter v. Kellam & Foley Wann, Census Federal Credit Union v. Warken, Meadowlark Farms, Inc. V. 15, 19, 30, 37, 39, 63 Warner, Wallenstein v. 617 Warner v. Webber Apart- ments, Inc. 499 Warshaw v. Calhoun 619, 621, 622 Washington v. Davis 810, 814, 815, 827, 955, 962 Washington, International Shoe Co. V. 133, 515 Washington v. Travelers In- surance Co. 689 Waterfiled [sic] Mortgage Co., Indiana Department of Revenue v. 533 Waters v. Wisconsin Steel Works of International Harvester Co. 954 Weaver, In re 441 Webber Apartments, Inc., Warner v. 499 Weber (Kaiser Aluminum), United Steelworkers of America v. 982 Wechesler v. Exxon Corp. 628 Wegmiller Bender Lumber Co., Beneficial Finance Co. v. 503, 504-05 Weidenhamer, American Op- tical Co. V. 27, 32, 59 Weinraub, Salk v. 67, 72 Wempner, Steinkuehler v. 881 Western Line Consolidated School District, Givhan v. 221 Weston, Lee v. 553 Wheat V. Hamilton 107 Whipple V. Dickey 521 White Motor Corp., Huff v. 20, 26, 45, 58, 60, 215 White v. Livengood 187 White v. Wollery Stone Co. 66, 572 Wieman v. Opdegraff 988 Wilcox V. Wilcox 339 Page Wilcox, Wilcox V. 339 Wildwood Pack Community Hospital V. Fort Wayne City Plan Commission 137 Wilfong V. Indiana Gas Co. 66 Wilhelm, Wilhelm v. 346 Wilhelm v. Wilhelm 346 Williams, Estate of 519 Williams, Estelle v. 449 Williams v. Goude 885 Williams, Kenworthy v. 888 Williams, Kitchner v. 937 Williams v. State 285 Williams, United States v. 793 Willingham v. Macon Tele- graph Publishing Co. 210 Willis, Seagram & Sons, Inc. v. 578 Winchell v. Aetna Life & Casualty Insurance Co. 139, 399 Winfield, Pearson v. 107 Wingo, Barker v. 279 Wisconsin Steel Works of International Harvester Co., Waters v. 954 Witters v. Sowles 617 Wolfensohn v. Madison Fund, Inc. 621 Wolfson, Marks v. 621 Wollenmann, Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. 158 Wollery Stone Co., White v. 66, 572 Woodfork v. Sanders 905 Woodson, World-Wide Volks- wagen Corp. V. 130 Woods V. State 933 Workman v. Workman 892 Workman, Workman v. 892 World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. V. Woodson 130 Wright V. Council of Em- poria 820 Xaver v. Blazek 547 Ybarra v. Spangard 699 Young, Decatur County AG- Services, Inc. v. 653 Young V. Gentis 648 Vol. 14] TABLE OF CASES XXVll Young V. Valhi, Inc. Yuba Power Products, Inc., Greenman v. Zahora v. Harnischfeger Corp. Page Page 625 Zapata Corp., Maher v. 617, 618, 628, 631, 633, 641, 643, 645 19, 724 Zeigler Building Materials, Inc. V. Parkinson 520 Zinn, Henderlong Lumber Co. V. 502 Zipco, Inc., Moerman v. 97 12 Zipf. Udoff V. 626 XXVUl INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Subject Index ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Equitable Estoppel Application in Adjudicative Pro- ceedings 86-87 Exhaustion Requirement In General 74-79 Finality Requirement In General 73-74 Findings Requirement In General 69-72 Freedom of Information Public Records 88 Hearsay Evidence Residuum Rule 72 In General Written Findings to Support Order 541-42 Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies Class Action 528-29 Mandamus In General 87 Primary Jurisdiction In General 79-80 Procedural Due Process Fair Hearing 84-86 Right to Hearing 81-84 Res Judicata Applicable to Administrative Adjudications 86 Scope of Judicial Review Rulemaking 68-69 Standard of Review 68-69 Substantial Evidence Test 65-67 Standing In General 72-73 Victim Compensation Act Administration of Act by Indiana Industrial Board 757-58 Procedure for Filing Claim with Indiana Industrial Board 773 Warrantless Administrative Inspections Highly Regulated Industry Ex- ception 89-90 B BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS Agency Franchisor Liability 108-12 Liability of Agents 119-22 Corporations Corporate Officer's Au- thority 122-24 Special Charter Corporations 126 Indiana General Corporation Act Consideration For Shares 117-19 Section 23-1-2-18 126-28 Indiana Securities Act Derivative Liability 91-101 Indiana Uniform Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act Sections 7,17, and 23 Amended 128 Partnerships Limited Partnership Liability 101-08 Partnership Status Indiana Uniform Partnership Act Section 23-4-1-7(4) 124-26 Tender Offers Indiana Business Takeover Offers Act 112-117 BUSINESS JUDGMENT RULE Burden of Proof Burden in Committee Cases 635, 636, 643 Intrinsic Fairness Test 624, 625 626, 643, 644 Overcoming the Presumption 622 623, 624, 625, 626 Presumption of Business Judg- ment 621, 622, 626 In General Defensive Use 619, 620 Definition 618, 619, 620 Public Policy Considerations 620, 621 Standard for Judicial Review 620 Special Litigation Committees Challenging Committee Independence 630, 635, 636, 640, 641, 642, 643 Vol. 14] INDEX-DIGEST XXIX Function Defined 627, 628 Impact on Derivative Suits 635, 636, 637 Rule Applied to Committee Decision 628, 629, 630, 635 Statutes Model Business Corporation Act §35 618, 619, 622 Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 §14(a) 633, 634 Zapata Decisions Factual Background 631, 632, 633 Rule Application in Maldonado 633, 634, 635, 636 Rule Inapplicable to Committee Authority Challenge 638. 639, 640, 641 Rule Inapplicable to Derivative Dismissal 641, 642 CIVIL PROCEDURE Appeal Assignment of Error and Mechanical Defects 185-86 Failure to File Timely Brief 186-87 Indiana Judicial Report For 1979 164, 190-91 New Trial Limited to Damages 187-89 Petition for Rehearing 186 Timely Filing Motion to Correct Error 187 Claims in General Recognition 138-39 Class Actions In General 156-58 Taxpayer 527-30 Delivery of Copy Amendment to Trial Rule 5(B)(1) 149-50 Discipline of Attorneys Jurisdiction of Supreme Court 138 Discovery Attorney — Client Privilege and Work Product 161 Depositions 160-61 Production of Documents and Admissibility 163 Protective Orders 161-62 Requests for Admissions 162-63 Sanctions 162 Enforcement of Judgment by Second Suit 139-40 Federal Jurisdiction Comity and the Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies 1023-26 Comity and the Statute-Based Section 1983 Action 1022-23 Exhaustion of Adequate State Administrative Remedies is Necessary in Section 1983 Ac- tions 1024-25 Exhaustion Requirement: Non- Equal Rights Statute Based Section 1983 Claims 1025-26 Federal Question Jurisdictional Amendments Act of 1980 1019-23 Limited Federal Jurisdiction Over Claims Under Section 1983 1014-15 Mitigating Effect of Hagans 1019 Pendent Jurisdiction for Non- Equal Rights Statute-Based Section 1983 Claims 1017-19 Scope of Section 1983 1015-16 Indiana Tort Claims Act Notice of Claim 140 Interest on Judgments Against a Governmental Entity 140-41 Jurisdiction Quasi In Rem 129-34 Power and Duty to Entertain Complaint 134-35 Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies 135-36 Motion to Correct Errors — 1980 Amendments Affidavits 184-88 Content of the Motion 180 Costs 185 Denial 176-79 Errors Which Can Be Raised 180 Finality of Judgment 180-83 Grant 179-80 Grounds for Relief 174 In General 171-74 Service of the Motion on the Trial Judge 183-84 XXX INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Statements in Opposition 174-76 Who May File 174 Parties Intervention 158-60 Joinder 155-56 Joinder of Claims 154-55 Pleadings and Pre-Trial Motions Affirmative Defenses 151-53 Amendment to Pleadings 153-54 Filing Complaint by Mail 150 In General 150-51 Powers of Federal Courts Busing as Interdistrict Remedy in School Desegregation Cases 799-830 Relief From Judgment Amendment to Trial Rule 60 143-45 In General 141-43 Service of Process Adequacy 145-47 Standing to Sue Authorization to Represent the State 137-38 Invoking Court's Jurisdic- tion 136-37 Trial and Judgment Contempt of Court 167 Default Judgments 168-71 Jury Instructions 166-67 Involuntary Dismissals 164-65 Motion for Judgment on the Evidence 167-68 Right to Trial by Jury 164 Separation of Claims for Trial 165-66 Voir Dire Examination 166 Venue and Change of Venue Transfer Request 147-49 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Civil Rights Cases Brought Under Title VII 968-76 Comparison of Sections 1981 and 1983 with Title VII 952-55 De Facto Segregation in Educa- tion 801-03 De Jure Segregation in Educa- tion 801-03 Title VII: No Prohibition Against Using Voluntary Race Conscious Programs In Hiring 976-84 Use of Title VII Standards in Section 1981 and 1983 Claims 955-65 Due Process Foster Parent-Child Relation- ship 218-21 Indiana Death Penalty Statute 202-05 Indiana Public Indecency Statute 199-202 Indiana Statute Relating to Un- obstructed View at Railroad Crossing 217-18 Equal Protection Constitutional Violation in Racially Segregated Educa- tion 799-830 Indiana Compulsory Retirement Statute 205-06 Indiana Wrongful Death Statute 215-17 Segregative Intent in School Desegregation 813-30 Separate Schools Inherently Unequal 799 Sex Discrimination and Groom- ing Standards in Private Industry 210-13 First Amendment Freedom of Association 986-89 Freedom of Religion Unemployment Compensation For One Who Voluntarily Quit Work Due to Religious Con- victions 206-10 Freedom of Speech University Faculty Member's Right to Criticize Employer's Practices 221-22 Obscenity Indiana Statute 195-99 Political Patronage Branti v. Finkel 998-01 Challenges to Political Patronage 989-91 Elrod V. Bums 991-98 In General 985-86 Practice Prohibitions 1001-08 Privileges and Immunities Clause State Taxation of Non- Residents 528 Search and Seizure Indiana Locker Law Statute 213-15 Vol 14] INDEX-DIGEST XXXI CONTRACTS Check Forgery Drawer Forgery 241-43 Drawer's Negligence 245-47 Final Payment 241-43 Forged Indorsements 243-47 Holder In Due Course 241-43 Parties To The Litigation 244-47 Presentment Warranties 242, 245-47 Customer's Duty To Examine Bank Statements Effect of Bank's Negli- gence 238-40 Forgeries and Alterations 238-40 Notice to Bank 238 Standard of Care 238 Tests of Customer's Negli- gence 239 Time Limitation 240 Farmers as Merchants under the UCC Definition of Merchant 226 Written Confirmations 225-27 Liability of Agents on Checks Personal Liability 236-38 Monetary Damages for Breach of Warranty Consequential and Incidental Damage 230-32 Measure of Damages Under the UCC 229-32 Proof of Value 230 Recovery of Attorney's Fees in Consumer Warranty Actions Amount of Proof Required 228-29 Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act 227-29 Scope of UCC Article 2 Goods Defined 223 Goods versus Services 223-24 Truth in Lending Acceleration Clauses 253-54 Federal Reserve Board 253-54 Finance Charges versus Late Payment Charges 256 Informal Workout Agree- ments 254-56 Truth in Lending Simplifica- tion 247-53 Definition 248 Disclosures 250-52 Effective Dates 250 Model Forms 250 Remedies 252-53 Scope 248-50 Warranty of Habitability — Notice Requirement Contents 235-36 Form of Notice 234 Purpose 234 Reasonable Time 233-36 Running of the Time Period 235 Scope of Warranty 232-33 CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE Armed Robbery McKinley v. State 286-87 Multiple Robberies 285-86 Williams v. State 285-86 Conspiracy Archbold v. State 284 Bilateral Theory 283-84 Garcia v. State 283-84 Model Penal Code 284-85 Unilateral Theory 284 Double Jeopardy and Lesser Included Offenses Brown v. State 271 Elmore v. State 269 Guilty Plea 273-74 Heathe v. State 268-69 Jury Instructions 272-73 Intent to Commit a Felony 268 Lutes V. State 273-74 Multiple Count Prosecution 269-71 Pillars V. State 269 Reprosecution for Same Offense 271-72 Roddy V. State 272-73 State V. Redmon 270-71 Thompson v. State 268-69 Evidentiary Use of Witness' Statements Defendant's Breach of Immunity Agreement 779-98 Non-Statutory Witness Immunity Evidentiary Consequences of Defendant's Breach 779-98 Right to Counsel Brunson v. State 265-66 Federal and State Constitution 266 Indigents 265-66 McDandal v. State 268 Self-representation 267-68 Shelton v. State 267-68 XXXll INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Searches and Confessions Arkansas v. Sanders 275 Bradford v. State 274-75 Brandon v. State 278 Clark V. State 278-79 Fourth Amendment 274-76 Grey v. State 278 Inculpatory Statements 275-76 Mata V. State 278-79 Miranda Rights 276-78 Morris v. State 275-76 Mulry V. State 276-78 Probable Cause Affidavit in Search Warrant 278-79 Sentencing Considering a Previous Acquittal 261-62 Gardner v. State 258-60 Hinton v. State 262-63 In General 257 McNew V. State 261-62 Mitigating and Aggravating Circumstances 262-63 Rules for Appellate Review of Sentences 258 State V. McCormick 260 State V. Palmer 265 Suspension of Sentences 265 Taylor v. State 263-64 Worksheet to Determine Sentence 263-64 Sexually Explicit Materials Community Standard and Prurient Interest 289-90 Due Process Rights 288-89 Ex Post Facto 290 First Amendment 287-88 Ford V. State 287-88 Invasion of Privacy 289 Paris Adult Theatre I v. Slaton 289 Roth V. United States 288-89 Stanley v. Georgia 289 Suspect Class or Fundamental Right 289 Speedy Trial Bach V. Starke Circuit Court 280-81 Barker v. Wings 279 Burden of Demonstrating Preju- dice 279-80 Discharge for Unnecessary Delay 281-83 Jury Impaneled 280 Pillars V. State 282-83 Robinson v. State 280 State ex rel Hasch v. Johnson Circuit Court 281-82 Terry v. State 279 Victim Compensation Act Administration of Victim Com- pensation Program 757-58 Coverage and Extent of Benefits 763-69 Eligibility for Reparations under the Act 758-63 Funding for Victim Compensa- tion Program 773-75 History of Victim Compensation 752-53 Justifications for Victims Com- pensation 753-54 Legislative History 754-55 Procedure for Filing Claim 773 Publicizing the Availability of Victim Compensation 775-77 D DECEDENT'S ESTATES Claims Against Estates Definition of Claim 298-301 Indiana Nonclaim Statute 292-301 Notice to Creditors 296-98 Surviving Spouse's Election 293 Final Appealable Judgments Declarations of Validity of Contracts 303-04 Interpretation of Trust Terms Imposition of Resulting Trust 307-08 Purchase Money Resulting Trusts Absolute Obligation 310 Consideration 310 Constructive Trusts 312-13 Definition 309-10 Statute of Frauds 310-11 Res Judicata General Jurisdiction of Probate Court 305-07 Resulting Trusts When Implied 309 Self-Dealing by a Fiduciary Purchase of Estate Property 304 Vol. 14] INDEX-DIGEST XXXIII Testamentary Capacity Alcoholic Testators 873-74 Burden of Proof 870-71, 924 Greenwood-Baker Rule 867, 874-75, 878, 923-24 History 866-67 Incompetent Defined 971-72 In General 866-67 Insane Delusion 878-82, 923 Legal Test of 867, 868-69. 881-82, 923 Organically Impaired Testators 876-78 Senile Testators 874-76 Testators Under Guardian- ship 971-72 Undue Influence American History of 885-88 Change in Testamentary Disposition 891-92 Confidential Relationship 889-91 English History of 882-85 In Indiana 888-97 Relationship Between Testa- tor and Influencer 892-97 Susceptibility to Influence 888-89 Will Contests Attestation Clauses 301-02 Attorney-Client Privilege 302-03 Burden of Proof and Pre- sumption 992-23 Elements of Fraud 900 Expert Opinion Wit- nesses 919-22 Fraud in Indiana 897-901 In General 865-66 Lawyer's Duty 903-12 Lay Opinion Witnesses 917-19 Planning Will Contest 912-23 Preventive Law Practice 902-03 Standing of Heir to Contest Decedent's Will 904-05 Testator Assertions of State of Mind 915-17 DOMESTIC RELATIONS Adoption Child Selling 319-20 Consent 315-18 Unwed Fathers 318-19 Child Custody Jurisdiction 320-27 Visitation 327-28 Child Support Cost of Living Adjust- ments 328-29 Modification and Termination 329-34 Statute of Limitations 334-38 Dissolution of Marriage Collateral Attack on Decree 350-54 Property Division 338-47 Relief From Dissolution Decrees 347-50 Statutory Definitions 347 Marriage Domestic Violence 354 Pre-Marital Tests 354-55 Paternity Admission of HLA Test Into Evidence 839-48 Blood Grouping Tests 834-39 Child Born During Marriage 355-56 Due Process 356-57 HLA Test as Affirmative Evidence of Paternity 848-58 Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) Test 831-64 Indiana Code § 31-6-6.1-8 832-37, 858 Judicial Acceptance of HLA Test 858-863 Scientific Community's Ac- ceptance of HLA Test 858-61 Statutory Changes 357-58 Uniform Act on Blood Tests to Determine Paternity 837-38, 860 Uniform Act on Paternity 838 Uniform Parentage Act 838-39 E EDUCATION Busing Interdistrict Remedy 806-13, 819-23 Segregative Intent 799-830 Racial Segregation Busing as Interdistrict Remedy 799-830 XXXIV INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Created by Statute 799-800, 814, 821-23 Determination of Segregative Intent 813-30 Non-Educational Violations 823-25 EVIDENCE Best Evidence Rule Original Document Rule 375-76 Competency of a Witness Hypnosis 376-76 Foundations Business Records 370-71 Photographic Evidence 366-67 Hearsay Business Records Excep- tion 369-71 First Hand Knowledge of Declarant 368-69 Former Testimony Excep- tion 371-73 Res Gestae Exception 368-69 Impeachment Abuse of Discretion 359-62 Drug Use Photographic Evidence Prior Misconduct 362 365-67 362-64 INSURANCE Arbitration Enforceability of Arbitration Clause 406-09 Financial Responsibility Act Act Not Meant to be Compul- sory Insurance Statute 409-11 "No Action" Clause 411-12 Insurer's Duty to Settle Duty to Negotiate in Good Faith 399-401 Issuance and Delivery Automatic Coverage for Newly Acquired Auto- mobile 384-87 Conditional Receipt for Tem- porary Life Insurance 379-81 Liability of Insurance Agent for Failure to Procure Coverage 387-89 Judicial Notice Rebuttable Presumption 373-75 Theory of 374 Nonstatutory Witness Immunity Application of the Voluntariness Standard 14: 787-93 Enforcement of Immunity Agreement 14: 779-82 Evidentiary Consequences of Defendant's Breach 14: 779-98 Evidentiary Significance of Com- pulsion to Testify 14: 786-87 Evidentiary Use of Witness' Statements 14: 783-96 Fifth Amendment Compulsion to Testify 14: 784-86 Statutory versus Nonstatutory Immunity 14: 783-87 Totality of the Circumstances Test 14: 793-96 Use of Witness' State- ments 14: 783-96 Witness' Required Performance 14: 782-83 Photographic Evidence Silent Witness Theory 365-67 Right of Confrontation Former Testimony 372-73 Scope of Cross-Examination Criminal Defendant 359 Relationship of Broker to Insurance Company 381-84 Misrepresentation by Agent of Insurer Insurer Bound by Acts of Agent 392-93 Misrepresentation by Insured Duty of Insurer to Investi- gate Application 391-92 Rescission of the Policy and Necessity of Tender of Premiums 389-91 Motorists Coverage Financial Responsibility Laws 671-72 Subrogation Builder's Risk Insurance 397-99 Uninsured Motorist Coverage Definition of Insured 687-90 Effect on Coverage of Prior Settlement with Tort- feasor 396-97 Vol. 14 INDEX-DIGEST XXXV Intent Behind Mandatory Coverage 677-78 Nature of Coverage 676-77 Uninsured Motorist Endorsement "Other Insurance" Clauses and the Stacking Issue 678-87 Uninsured Motorist Coverage "Stacking" of Benefits 393-96 Waiver and Estoppel Forfeiture of Proceeds Waived After Failure to Pay Premium 401-06 LABOR INJUNCTIONS Anti-Trust Legislation Clayton Act 586-88 Sherman Act 585-86 Circuit Court Interpretations Fifth Circuit 606-07 In General 602-04 Ninth Circuit 608-09 Seventh Circuit 604-05 Sixth Circuit 609-10 Tenth Circuit 605-06 Third Circuit 607-08 Historical Perspective Civil Theories 585-86 Criminal Conspiracy 582-83 Judicial Interpretation Boys Market and Beyond 600-02 Lincoln Mills to Avco 595-99 Labor Legislation Norris-LaGuardia Act 589-91 Railway Labor Act 588-89 Taft-Hartley Act 592,95 Wagner Act 591-92 Relevant Considerations In General 610-15 LABOR LAW Arbitration Remedial Powers of the Indiana Educational Employment Relations Board 420-23 In General Indianapolis Public Schools Strike 413-16 Mandatory Subjects of Bargaining Good Faith Under the Teacher Bargaining Act 424-25 Interrelation of the School Employer's Duty to Bargain and Right to Manage 425-27 Teacher Bargaining Act 423 Public School Teachers Interrelationship of the Teacher Contract, General Powers, and Teacher Bargaining Acts 427-32 Standing Under Public Law 217 416-17 Trial Court's Remedial Powers Under Public Law 217 417-20 Taft-Hartley Act Congressional Intent 738-41 Context Approach to Determine Employer Motivation 745-47 Motivation of Employer in Dis- charge of Supervisory Personnel 735-36, 741-48 Rule Developed by NLRB on Discharge of Supervisory Personnel 729-38 Unfair Labor Practices Discharge of Supervisory Personnel for Involvement in Union Activities 729 LEGAL MALPRACTICE Cause of Action Accrual — "Discovery Rule" 943-45. 935-36. Accrual of 937. 941. 942-45" Fraudulent Concealment of 942, 945-47 Injury to Personal Property 934 Policy Considerations 947-48 Postponement of Accrual 942-47 Elements for Cause of Action Damage 936, 937, 938-42. 943, 947 Injury 936, 937-38, 939, 943 IND. CODE § 34-4-19-1 Scope of Application 931-33 XXXVl INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 Statute of Limitations IND. CODE § 34-1-2-1 931, 933, 934, 935 IND. CODE § 34-1-2-2 930, 932, 933, 934. 935, 936 IND. CODE § 34-4-19-1 930, 931, 932, 933 Tolling of 927, 930, 931. 943, 945, 946 PRODUCTS LIABILITY Abnormally Dangerous Activities Overlap of Product Liability and Abnormally Dangerous Activities 62-63 Alternative Design Relevant Evidence 63-64 Causation "But For" Causation 35-37 Intervening Cause 39-45 Proximate Cause in General 37-39 Damages and Remedies Punitive Damages 60-61 Size of Awards 58-60 Drugs Alternative Liability Theory 698-700 Concert of Action Theory 700-01 Enterprise Liability Theory 701-02 Historical Background of DES 695-98 Market Share Liability Theory 697-724 Incurred Risk Accident in the Work- place 14-17 Contributory Negligence 17-19 Open and Obvious Danger Rule 13-14 In General Comparative Negligence 6-8 Erosion of Traditional Defensive Doctrines 5-6 Increased Responsibility for Product Safety 64 Modifications in Indiana's Workmen's Compensation 5 Workplace Accidents 1-4 Later Alteration Forseeability as the Primary Determinant 24-25 Market Share Liability Theory Causation 702-06 Effects Limited by Causation 712-16 Effects on Drug Industry 716-20 Effects on Future Litigants 720-22 Effects Peculiar to Drug Industry 722-24 Effects on Procedure 707-12 Misuse Adoption of the Foresee- ability Analysis 25-28 Foreseeable Misuse Where There is No Defect 28-29 Intended Use Test 19-21 Reasonable Foreseeability Test 21-24 Negligence Per Se Violation of Government Regulations 51-55 Open and Obvious Danger Rule Application 8-10 Consumer Expectation Test 11-12 Definition 8 Objective Perspective of the Ordinary Consumer 12-13 Privity Liability of Component Manufacturers 48-49 Sale of Used Products 50-51 Unmarketed and Unmarketable Products 46-48 Safety Devices Effect of Warnings 30-31 Safety Devices Open and Obvious Danger Rule 29-30 Optional Safety Equipment 31 Statute of Limitations Contract versus Tort Statute of Limitations 56-57 Repose Statutes 57-58 Vol. 14 INDEX-DIGEST XXXVll Warnings Adequacy of Warnings 32-35 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY Constitutional Challenge to the Code of Professional Responsi- bility Double Jeopardy Not Applicable 437 Due Process and the Hear- ing Procedure 437 First Amendment and Defa- mation 435-37 Disciplinary Sanctions Conduct Warranting Dis- barment 438-42 Conduct Warranting Public Reprimand 445 Conduct Warranting Sus- pension 442-45 Factors Considered by the Court in Assessing Discipline 445-47 Enforcement of the Code of Pro- fessional Responsibility Jurisdiction of the Indiana Supreme Court 433 Jurisdiction of the Indiana Supreme Court in Disciplinary Matters Original and Exclusive Jurisdiction 433-35 Res Judicata and Estoppel 433 Professional Liability Attorney's Liability to Third Parties 451-55 Statute of Limitations For Legal Malpractice 455-57 Representation of Criminal Defendants Sixth Amendment Protection Against Ineffective As- sistance of Counsel 447-51 PROPERTY Adverse Possession Actual Possession 464-65 Boundary Line Disputes 466-67 Elements 463 Payment of Taxes 465 Concurrent Estates & Partition Implied Agency Theory Regarding Mortgage 468-69 Partition Denied in Absence of Common Ownership 469-70 Presumption of Equal Shares 467-68 Easements and Restrictive Covenants Changed Circumstances 474-76 Constructive Notice 477 Effect of Zoning 474 Enforcement in Equity 473 Establishment of Public High- ways 472-73 Prescriptive Easement versus Statute of Limitations 471-72 Public Service Easement 471 Running With the Land 475-77 Safety Practices as an Incident of Use and Enjoyment 471 Surface Water 471-72 Landlord & Tenant Damages for Wrongful Possession 478-79 Interpretation of Covenant Not to Compete 481-82 Interpretation of Leases 479-83 Landlord's Duty to Repair 483-85 Multiple Instrument Leases 479-80 Rents 480-81 Tenancy at Suffrance 477-78 Tenancy at Will 477-78 Termination of Lease 482-83 Real Estate Transactions Financing 486-87 Marketable Title 487-88 Part Performance Under the Statute of Frauds 485-86 XXXVIII INDIANA LAW REVIEW [Vol. 14 SECURED TRANSACTIONS AND CREDITORS' RIGHTS Creditors' Rights Application of Payment from Construction Fund 507-09 Attachment and Garnish- ment 515 Bankruptcy 520-21 Decedents' Estates 518-20 Bulk Sales 516 Effect of Transfers by Parties to a Security Transaction 494-95 Enforcement of Property Division and Support Orders 513-15 Exemptions 509-11 Fraudulent Conveyances 516 In General 522 Proceedings Supplementary to Excecution 511-13 Receiverships and Statutory Liquidators 516-17 Repossession by Self Help Under the Uniform Com- mercial Code 495-98 Suretyship 521-22 Mechanics' Liens In General 500-01 Notice by Subs to Owners 501-02 Priorities 504-06 Recording Notice 502-04 Retainage 506-07 Real Estate Transactions Conditional Sales Contracts of Real Estate 492-93 Foreclosure 498-500 Formalities in Creation 490-91 Priorities 491-92 TAXATION Adjusted Gross Income Tax "Sales Factor" Formula 538-39 "Solicitation Plus" Test 538-39 Taxable Income 526-27 Ad Valorem Property Tax Assessment Procedure 541-42 Valuation of Manufacturer's Inventory 540 Gross Income Tax Assumption of Debt Not Constructive Receipt 532-33 Corporate Partner Triggers Tax Liability 524-26 Direct Benefit from Debt Assumption 533 Gross Earnings 530-31 Income Received by an Agent 533 Two-Tiered Partnership 525-26 In General Penalty for Untimely Payment 536 Statutory Construction 523-27 Intangibles Tax Ownership or control 542-43 Occupation Income Tax Constitutionality 527-28 State Tax Credit 527-28 Sales Tax Exemptions 534-38 Freight Charges 538 Manufacturing and Direct use 534-36, 537-38 Public Transportation 536-38 State Taxes Substance Over Form 542-43 Strict Statutory Con- struction 523-27 Taxpayer Class Action Deliquent Taxpayer's Award 530 Exhausting Administrative Remedies 528-29 Refund of Unlawfully Im- posed Tax 523, 527-30 Statute of Limitation For Refunds 529-30 TORTS Crop Damage Conclusions as to Indiana Law 667-68 Destruction of Annual Crops 655-59 Vol. 14 INDEX-DIGEST XXXIX Development of Indiana Law 647-55 Market For Injured Crops 662-64 Post-Injury Risks and Accidents 665-66 Prejudgment Interest 667 Proper Market Selection 659-62 Defamation Coroner's Verdict of Death Due to Overdose 553-54 Fraudulent Misrepresentations Reasonableness of Plaintiffs Reliance 554-55 Liability of Government Officials Damages Recoverable 567-69 Malicious Prosecution Elements of a Cause of Action 556-62 Survival of a Claim 562-63 Medical Malpractice Informed Consent 563-64 Negligence Incurred Risk 552-53 Landlord's Duty to Tenants 545-47 Negligence Per Se 549-52 Property Owner's Duty to Guest 547-48 Proximate Cause 548-49 Retaliatory Discharge Statute of Limitation: Tort or Contract? 564-65 Settlement Tools Effect of Release on Joint Tortfeasors 569-70 Wrongful Death Test for "Dependent" and "Surviving" 565-67 w WORKMEN'S COMPENSA- TION Appeal from Industrial Board Assignment of Errors 571 Arising Out Of and In the Course of Employment Accident 576 Fighting 578-79 Intentional Tort 576 Risk Reasonably Incidental To 578-79 Determining Benefits Extension of "Healing Period" 577 Increase in Average Weekly Wage 577 Percentage Award to a Partial Dependent 579 Permanent Partial Impair- ment 577-78 Employee Coverage Township Poor Relief Recipient 577 Independent Contractor Company Physician's Liability 578-76 Secondary Liability for the Employees 573 In General Cause of Death 578 Joint Employers Contractual Allocation of Insurance 577 Permanent Total Disability Definition 571-72 Standard of Review 572-73 Recovery Limitations Joint Employers 576-77 Retaliatory Discharge Nature of Employee's Claim 575 Statute of Limitations Tolling by Assertion of Fraud 574-75 Tolling by Minor Status 578 U S POSTAL SERVICE STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. 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