Harvard Law School Association Prize.

The following announcement has been made by the secretary of the Harvard Law School Association with regard to the annual prize of $100 offered for the best essay on any of the following subjects.

First. - The Rights and Remedies of a Corporation or its Stockholders in Respect of Contracts ultra vires.

Second. - To What Extent is Equity a System not merely of Remedies but of Rights?

Third. - The Fictions of the Law; Have They Proved Useful or Detrimental in its Growth?

Competition is open to members of the third year class (1891-1892), and to those who graduated from the school in 1891. Competitors are requested to limit their essays to fifty pages of manuscript, the usual legal quarto size. The essays must be sent to the secretary of the association, 220 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass., on or before April 15, 1892. The prize will be awarded at the meeting of the association in June, 1892.