John E. H. Sherry papers, 1972-1983.
Collection Number: 28-2-2324

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library


DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:
John E. H. Sherry papers, 1972-1983.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
28-2-2324
Abstract:
Correspondence; project files; course notes and outlines; materials for books, including his revision of his father's book The Laws of Innkeepers; and files on hotel administration in China.
Creator:
Sherry, John E. H.
Quanitities:
3 cubic feet.
Language:
Collection material in English

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Professor of Law in the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
John E. H. Sherry specializes in the subject of law in the hospitality industry, particularly employee rights, crime prevention, accident liability, and business contracts. His father John Harold Sherry was also active in that area.

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Correspondence; project files; course notes and outlines; materials for books, including his revision of his father's book The Laws of Innkeepers; and files on hotel administration in China.

INFORMATION FOR USERS

Cite As:

John E. H. Sherry papers, #28-2-2324. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

SUBJECTS

Names:
Cornell University. School of Hotel Administration
Subjects:
Hotels, taverns, etc. -- Law and legislation.
Hotel management schools.
Hotel management -- China.
Hotel management -- Study and teaching.

CONTAINER LIST
Container
Description
Date
John E.H. Sherry Law, Hotel School files, A (Correspondence, projects, teaching)
1972-1979
Box 1
John E.H. Sherry Law, Hotel School files, A (Correspondence, projects, teaching)
Box 2
John E.H. Sherry Law, Hotel School files, A (Correspondence, projects, teaching)
Notebooks (looseleaf)
Box 2
Administrative Law
Box 2
The Meaning of Contracts
Box 2
Contracts
Box 2
The Laws of Innkeepers
Course notes
Box 2
Sales
Box 2
Real Property
Box 3
Personal Property
Box 3
John E.H. Sherry, Law, Hotel School - Course outlines; SHA China materials
1972-1979, 1983