Administrative Law - Standing and Appealability

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that an unsuccessful applicant for one of four horse racing licenses which the State Horse Racing Commission was authorized to grant had standing to bring an appeal after the granting of all four authorized licenses by the Commission, and that no abuse of discretion was shown in granting the licenses to the particular licensees. Man O\u27 War Racing Association v. State Horse Racing Commission, 433 Pa. 432, 250 A.2d 172 (1969)

The Adventures of Little Oyster

11 pages, illustrations.Reprinted in 1956

Air Pollution Control in Allegheny County - Will It Be Smothered by Appellate Procedure?

One of the many reactions to the recent public uproar over the state of the world\u27s ecology was manifested in a set of strict air pollution control laws promulgated for Allegheny County. In order to understand the character of these county air pollution control laws, a basic acquaintance with the enabling legislation is helpful

Latin America and the Debate Over Environmental Protection and National Security

DRMI Working Paper SeriesThe series is intended to convey the preliminary results of [DRMI] ongoing research. The research described in these papers is preliminary and has not completed the usual review process for Institute publications. We welcome feedback from readers and encourage you to convey your comments and criticisms directly to the authors

Let\u27s Be Oyster Farmers

First published in 1958