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The article discusses a recent case in New Jersey where the court addressed the process of rescinding a certificate of dissolution and termination for a limited liability company (LLC) that was filed in error or without authorization. The court determined that the state filing office does not have the administrative power to rescind an LLC termination without a court order. The article also mentions that the New Jersey Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (NJLLCA) does not provide a specific provision for rescinding a certificate of dissolution. The court concluded that the appropriate mechanism for rescission is through a civil action in the trial court. [Extracted from the article]

'NO MAN IS AN ISLAND.' So wrote John Donne, the 'metaphysical poet' of the early seventeenth century. Variously educated in Oxford, Lincoln's Inn, and perhaps Cambridge; a participant in the […]

The article focuses on the Debtor's assets is a membership interest in Applied Behavioural Advancements (ABA), Limited liability company (LLC) under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Topics discussed include commencement of a bankruptcy proceeding, rights under a non-executory contract, dependency of noneconomic rights of the debtor under executory contract dependent on non-bankruptcy state law, sections of law for Bankruptcy Code.

The article focuses on the implications of a bankruptcy on a member's rights under limited liability company (LLC) agreements. Topics discussed include the applicable statutory default rules for LLC, ipso facto clauses on dissociation caused by contract or statutory provisions, events for automatic withdrawal of member like voluntarily file with a Bankruptcy Court under the Federal bankruptcy laws, Section 541 of the Bankruptcy Code, and reasons for operating agreement to become executory.

The article examines the plight of German students studying in the University of Oxford during the first months of World War I. Topics discussed include the formation of a committee for processing undergraduates who will become war volunteers and the initiation of the Vacation Course for Foreign Students, with half of the students coming from the Axis Powers. The dependence of German students on government funding for their stay and the challenges of repatriation are also mentioned.

The article discusses a project by the creators of the book "Oxford Dictionary of National Biography" to document works on associations of historical figures in British history. The project includes essays on women's groups such as the Kensington Society and the Women's Social and Political Union. The Anti-Slavery society and Anti-Corn Law League were political groups of the 19th century. Victorian societies included the Geological Society of London and the Amateur Athletic Association.

Presents the short story "The Ta'i-Ling Glaze," by Lawrence Goldman.

The Theorem of Ritt on the decomposition of the perfect differential ideal generated by a single irreducible differential polynomial is, here, generalized to system of polynomials satisfying certain conditions. We use these results to prove that all solutions of the $ N$ (the distance between the masses ) is zero, belong to one irreducible manifold.

The article focuses on the work of the American Bar Association Business Law Section's Leadership Development Committee. Topics discussed include the Section's Annual Meeting to be held in Chicago, Illinois from September 17-19, 2015, mission of the Committee to retain and leverage the talents of leaders and "How to Become a Section Leader" program of the Committee at Section Spring and Annual Meetings.

Focuses on the role of the "Oxford Dictionary of National Biography" in the development of intellectual history and the sociology of knowledge. Overview of the changes to the organization of learning and the structures of academic life; Reason for the perceived loss of intellectual homogeneity; Use of the dictionary in research academics.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to Susan Pedersen's close reading of a book on English educator R. H. Tawney in the August 21, 2014 issue.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to an article by Joseph Epstein on the interest of economic historian R. H. Tawney in dogs, which was published in the January 31, 2014 issue.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to an article about Coney Island in New York by Eric Will in the July/August 2007 issue.

Presents a letter to the editor about an entry on author Florence Nightingale in the "Oxford Dictionary of National Biography."

Focuses on the intellectual culture of British blue collar workers as discussed by Jonathan Rose in 'The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes.' Problems faced by working people in gaining education; Lack of systematic approach of the subject.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "The hidden dangers of higher tuition fees," in the December 9, 2010 issue, "Eastwood takes aim at conspiracy theories," in the December 9, 2010 issue and "With a scholar of German studies under siege, medievalists mobilise," in the December 2, 2010 issue.