A Treatise on Federal Practice in Civil Causes: With Special Reference to Patent Cases and the Foreclosure of Railway Mortgages, Volum 1

Roger Foster

Boston Book Company, 1892

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TABLE OF CASES	xxix

466	xxx

52	xxxi

Citation to Circuit Court of Appeals on Writ of Error 1157	xlii

II	xliii

III	li

Page	lv

126	lviii

176	292

When a Suit may be Revived and Effect of Revivor	299

177	300

178	301

181	304

83	305

187 Supplemental Bills	311

Proceedings upon Supplemental Bills	317

129	lix

375	lx

55	lxii

379	lxvii

380	lxviii

TABLE OF STATUTES	cix

TABLE OF EQUITY RULES	cxv

Practice on Appeals 866	cxviii

General Survey of the Jurisdiction of Courts of Equity	3

State Laws creating new Rights are enforced by Federal Courts	10

Illustrations of Cases where the Federal Courts have refused	19

Federal Courts which have Jurisdiction in Equity	27

Suits arising under the Constitution or Laws of the United States	35

Under Grants of different States	41

Limitations upon Jurisdiction by Residence	45

Suits by Assignees	55

26a Jurisdiction of the Court of Claims	86

Boud on Appeal 867	87

Practice on Removal of Cases arising under the Civil Rights	91

Capacity of Foreign Executors Administrators and Receivers	95

39	107

Cases where the Law has furnished a Representative	116

Parties	119

Suits by or against one or more as Representatives of a Class	122

Parties whose Interest is separable	126

Filing of Record	127

Parties indispensable to a Decree	131

When Numerous Interests have been created for the Purpose of preventing the Plaintiff from obtaining Equitable Relief When a Person consents to t...	133

When the plaintiff waives his Right against a Person When the Interest of an absent Person is evidently very small 58 When the Right of Administrat...	134

Relaxation of Rules as to Parties in Special Cases Restatement of the Rules as to Parties	135

61 Objection for Want of Parties 62 Objection for Joinder of Improper Parties 57	137

136	138

CHAPTER IV	139

Definition and Classification of Bills	140

Frame of a Bill in Equity	142

The Address and Introduction	143

The Narrative Part of a Bill	144

Scandal and Impertinence	145

Certainty	147

Inconsistency and Bills with a Double Aspect	149

71 Multifariousness in General	152

Multifariousness by Misjoinder of Plaintiffs	153

Multifariousness by Misjoinder of Defendants	154

Multifariousness without Misjoinder of Parties	157

Objections for Multifariousness	159

Special Provisions of the Federal Equity Rules and Practice	160

Bills to enjoin the Infringement of Patents	162

Locality of Proceeding	164

78 General Rules of Equity Pleading	167

The Common Confederacy Clause	168

The Charging Part 81 The Jurisdiction Clause	169

The Interrogatory Clause The Prayer for Relief	170

Waivers and Offers 85 The Prayer of Process	173

The Signature to a Bill	176

Affidavits to Bills	177

Bills of Interpleader	178

Bills in the Nature of Interpleader 90 Bills of Certiorari	181

When a Subpoena is necessary Page	185

Personal Service of a Subpoena	186

95 Service upon Corporations	188

Substituted Service of a Subpoena	191

Exemptions from Service of Subpæna or other Process Legal or Equitable other than Arrest	195

CHAPTER VI	198

Effect of an Appearance	199

When an Appearance must be made	200

CHAPTER VII	201

Practice in taking a Bill pro confesso	202

Pleading and Practice	203

CHAPTER VIII	208

139	209

Demurrers to Parts of Bills	210

Classification of Demurrers to the Relief	212

Demurrers to the Discovery	215

Of what Defects Advantage should be taken by Demurrer	216

When a Demurrer should be Filed	217

Statement of the Extent of the Demurrer	218

Demurrers ore tenus	220

Prayer of Judgment	221

Setting Demurrer down for Argument	222

Overruling a Demurrer	223

Sustaining a Demurrer	225

CHAPTER IX	226

Pleas in Abatement in General	228

Pleas to the Jurisdiction	229

Pleas to the Bill	230

Pleas of Pendency of another Suit	231

Pleas of Want of Parties	234

140	235

Pleas of Matter of Record	236

Pleas of Matter in Pais	238

When a Plea must be filed	239

Answers with Pleas	241

Proceedings of the Plaintiff when a Plea is filed	242

Motion to take a Plea off the File а	243

Argument of a Plea	244

142	247

143	249

147	250

Defenses peculiar to Patent Cases	251

Admissions and Denials independent of Discovery	254

Impertinence and Scandal	255

Discovery	256

149	260

Signature and Oath to Answer	262

152	263

153	264

154	267

CHAPTER XI	269

157	270

159	271

160	273

162	275

164	279

165	280

168	284

Practice in obtaining Leave to Amend	285

170	286

175	287

172	291

INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS AND PETITIONS Page 193 Definition and Classification of Interlocutory Applications	321

Special Motions without Notice	322

Notice of Motion	324

198 Argument of Motions	327

Petitions in General	329

Petitions for Leave to Sue in forma pauperis	331

48	332

Form of Petitions and Practice upon them	335

Orders	336

Judges who may grant Orders	338

CHAPTER XVI	341

Injunctions to restrain Corporations from violating their Charters	342

Injunctions to enforce the Specific Performance of Covenants and other Contracts affecting Land	344

86	345

Injunctions to prevent Irreparable Injury for which the Remedy at Law is inadequate in General	346

CommonLaw Practice in General 683	347

Injunctions to restrain the Alienation of Property	352

Injunctions to prevent Waste	353

50	354

Injunctions to restrain Trespass	356

Injunctions to restrain the Infringement of Patents	357

Injunctions to restrain the Infringement of Copyrights	361

51	363

Injunctions to restrain the Unlawful Use of Trademarks	364

Injunctions to prevent the Opening of Letters	366

Injunctions to compel the Delivery of Personal Property tor tiously withheld	367

When Injunctions will not Issue	369

Distinction between the Judicial Writ and the Writ Remedial	372

Distinction between Provisional and Perpetual Injunctions	374

Time and Place of Applications for Interlocutory Injunctions	375

Special Practice of the Federal Courts in the Issue of Injunc tions	376

Notice of Application for Interlocutory Injunction	379

Affidavits upon an Application for an Injunction	381

Rules of Decision upon Applications for Interlocutory Injunc tions	382

The Writ of Injunction	383

Dissolution of Interlocutory Injunctions in General	385

Dissolution of Injunctions for Causes arising after their Issue	387

The Imposition of Terms upon the Issue Denial Dissolution or Continuance of an Injunction	388

Perpetual Injunctions	393

CHAPTER V	394

When Receivers will be Appointed	395

Rules regulating the Appointment of Receivers	398

Ancillary Receivers	399

Terms upon the Appointment of Receivers and Preferences in Foreclosure Suits	400

Appraisement	406

Interrogatories	412

Property over which Receivers may be Appointed	414

Powers of Receivers in General	419

Powers of Receivers of Railroads	421

Receivers Certificates	425

Advice to Receivers	427

Litigation by Receivers	429

Duties of Receivers	433

Liability of a Receiver	435

Manner of applying for the Appointment of a Receiver	440

Who may apply for the Appointment of a Receiver 254 Manner of the Appointment of a Receiver	442

Who should be appointed Receiver	443

The Receivers Security	445

Receivers Accounts	447

Compensation of Receivers	449

Removal of Receivers	451

Discharge of a Receiver	453

414 417 420 425 427 428 431 434 440 442 442 443 445 447 449 451 452 a CHAPTER XVIII	455

Against whom the Writ will Issue	456

Practice in obtaining the Writ of Ne Ereal	459

EVIDENCE AT LAW AND IN EQUITY	461

Writs of Error from the Supreme Court to State Courts	477

Definition and Use of an Affidavit	482

Evidence Testimony and Depositions 766	486

Subpænas ad Testificandum	489

Definition and Form of Subpæna 92 Issue of the Subpoena	490

Bills to perpetuate Testimony	495

Present Method of taking Testimony within the Jurisdiction	502

183	509

Sales as Perishable	510

Form of Deposition under Acts of Congress	517

Letters Rogatory	525

CHAPTER XX	532

Election	539

Rules of Decision upon a Hearing	543

Objections which cannot be made at the Hearing	544

Action of the Court upon a Hearing 542 544	545

CHAPTER XXII	547

Matters concerning which an Issue is directed	548

Time when an Issue is directed 304 Manner of Trying an Issue	549

Effect of the Finding of a Jury upon an Issue	551

Rules of Decision at Common Law 776	552

Proceedings after the Trial of an Issue 547 548 549 549 551	553

CHAPTER XXIII	554

may be appointed Master 309 Bringing on a Reference	555

Parties entitled to attend a Reference before a Master	556

Proceedings before a Master in General	557

A State of Facts	559

Evidence before a Master	560

314 Masters Reports and Compensation	561

455	562

Sales by Masters 554 555 555 556 557 559 560 561 562	564

CHAPTER XXIV	568

323	575

324	576

CHAPTER XXV	580

457	582

Classification of Costs	584

Prohibition 869	585

CHAPTER XXXI	593

Clerks Fees	597

CHAPTER XXXII	609

Oath of Appraisers	612

33la Commissioners Fees	616

Notice of Appraisement	625

185	634

Witnesses Fees	639

1	647

1098	664

Petitions for a Rehearing	667

XXVII Petition of Appeal	668

discovered	673

Bills to impeach Decrees on Account of Fraud	679

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Tittel	A Treatise on Federal Practice in Civil Causes: With Special Reference to Patent Cases and the Foreclosure of Railway Mortgages, Volum 1 A Treatise on Federal Practice in Civil Causes: With Special Reference to Patent Cases and the Foreclosure of Railway Mortgages, Roger Foster
Forfatter	Roger Foster
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Utgiver	Boston Book Company, 1892

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