| FEATURE ARTICLE:
 THREE CHEERS FOR THE MEDDLESOME CLERK: INTRUSIVE 
            ACTS CAN SAVE THE PLAINTIFF'S CASE AT COMMENCEMENT TIME--Part 2 (concluded)
 
 
  GENERAL PRACTICE 
 NO MORE HENRY FALLOUT:
 Court of Appeals Reverses Henry Case and Restores 
            Toll for Infancy
 
 JUDGMENT ON UNPLEADED DEFENSE:
 Plaintiff's Failure to Object Enables Defendant 
            to Plead Late Limitations' Defense
 
 
 |  | OKAY TO CHANGE PAPERS?:
 Merely Altering Attorney's Name on Summons 
            and Complaint After Filing But Before Service Held Not to Void Jurisdiction
 
 DIFFERENTIATING PLEADING REQUIREMENTS IN THE 
            HIGHER AND LOWER COURTS, AND COMPARING "NOTICE" AND "INDORSEMENT" 
            PLEADING
 
 RENEWING NEW YORK JUDGMENT:
 Facile Procedure of Article 54 for Registering 
            Foreign Judgment Held Unavailable to Renew New York Judgment
 
 LONGARM INTERNET JURISDICTION:
 Federal Case in Virginia Prompts Interesting 
            New York Questions About Reach of Internet in Defamation Cases
 
 
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  BACKLOG ITEMS 
 APPELLATE RECORD:
 Don't Include Non-Record Material in Appellate 
            Record on Assumption That Motion to Enlarge Record Will Be Granted
 
 STAY OF CIVIL ACTION:
 Court Stays N.Y. Civil Action to Await Outcome 
            of N.J. Criminal Prosecution
 
 ARTICLE 16 DEFENSE:
 Pleading Article 16 Defense in Only General 
          Terms Held Insufficient
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