THE FEDERAL UNIFORM PROCEDURE BILL

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Abstract

After eleven long years of reposing in the files of the judiciary committees, the Federal Procedure Bill (S. 2061), sponsored by the Committee on Uniform Judicial Procedure of the American Bar Association, has finally been favorably reported by the Judiciary Committee of the Senate, and the patron of the bill, Senator A. B. Cummins, will call it up for passage during the early days of the December session of Congress. For eleven long years opponents of the bill have succeeded in keeping it in committee files, and it is to be expected that the proponents of the measure will have to overcome considerable opposition both on the floor of the Senate and in the House. In the interests of federal courts, bar and litigants alike, may their efforts succeed and may the bill become a law.

Recommended Citation

THE FEDERAL UNIFORM PROCEDURE BILL, 23 Mich. L. Rev. 154 (1924).
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