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January 29, 2007
Limerick of the Week
There was a lot of talk about tobacco barns and Buffaloe v. Hart last week on the Contracts Profs Listserve. I think we established to our satisfaction that students should come away from their first year in law school secure in the knowledge that tobacoo barns (pictured) are moveable.
And while we are on the topic of useful knowledge, here is a Limerick memorializing the case:
Acceptance of "goods" was the start
Of Buffaloe's barn deal with Hart.
A torn check was the end,
Evincing a trend
To bind through Llewellyn's black art.
[Jeremy Telman]
January 29, 2007 in Famous Cases, Limericks, Teaching | Permalink
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