CONTRIBUTION.

See Adjoining Landowners.

CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE.

Automobiles-collision between automobile and street car-contributory negligence of driver
of automobile. Norman v. Charlotte Electric R. Co. (N. Car.), 508.

contributory negligence of pedestrian as affecting liability for injury by automobile.
Deputy v. Kimmell (W. Va.), 656.
Carriers of passengers-alighting from street car and crossing parallel track without looking-
contributory negligence. Louisville R. Co. v. Kennedy (Ky.), 996.

Annotated

failure of carrier to enforce rule-contributory negligence of passenger in violating
rule. Florida East Coast R. Co. v. Carter (Fla.), 1299.
Annotated

riding on locomotive by permission of engineer-contributory negligence of infant.
Lovejoy v. Denver, etc. R. Co. (Colo.), 1075.
Imputed negligence-negligence of driver as imputed to occupant of automobile. Anthony
v. Kiefner (Kan.), 264.
Annotated

negligence of driver as imputable to occupant of vehicle. Christopherson v. Minne-
apolis, etc. R. Co. (N. Dak.), 683.
Annotated

Infants contributory negligence of infant. Cole v. Sloss-Sheffield Steel, etc. Co. (Ala.), 99;
Deputy v. Kimmell (W. Va.), 656; Soriero v. Pennsylvania R. Co. (N. J.), 1071; Love-
joy v. Denver, etc. R. Co. (Colo.), 1075.

Master and servant-contributory negligence of infant servant-sufficiency of plea. Cole v.
Sloss-Sheffield Steel, etc. Co. (Ala.), 99.

employers' liability act-contributory negligence as defense. Cameron v. Pacific
Lime, etc. Co. (Ore.), 769.

violation of rule of master-manner of pleading. Cole v. Sloss-Sheffield Steel, etc.
Co. (Ala.), 99.

Railroads-crossing accident-effect of contributory negligence of driver of vehicle. Christo-
pherson v. Minneapolis, etc. R. Co. (N. Dak.), 683.

Streets and highways-fall of wall-injury to child playing in street-contributory negli
gence. Soriero v. Pennsylvania R. Co. (N. J.), 1071.

CONVERSATIONS.

See Telegraphs and Telephones.

CONVICTION.

See Witnesses.

CORPORATIONS.

Criminal prosecution-how originated. State v. Taylor (S. Dak.), 1285.

mode of acquiring jurisdiction of corporation. State v. Taylor (S. Dak.), 1285.
Annotated
Foreign corporations-agent for service of process-validity of statute designating. W. J
Armstrong Co. v. New York Central, etc. R. Co. (Minn.) 335.

359.

exemption from attachment as nonresident. Jennings v. Idaho R. etc. Co. (Idaho),
Annotated
failure to comply with statute-pleading noncompliance. Standard Fashion Co. v.
Cummings (Mich.), 413.

jurisdiction of court-requisites of jurisdiction. W. J. Armstrong Co. v. New York
Central, etc. R. Co. (Minn.), 335.

validity of service of process on agent of associated corporations. W. J. Armstrong
Co. v. New York Central, etc. R. Co. (Minn.), 335.

what constitutes doing business in state. Standard Fashion Co. v. Cummings
(Mich.), 413.

Joint stock companies-distinguished from corporation. Barber v. Morgan (Conn.), 102.
Officers-eligibility-transfer of stock to person to permit election as officer. People v.
Lihme (Ill.), 959.
Annotated

Stockholders-meeting of stockholders—effect of failure to give notice. People v. Matthies-
sen (Ill.), 1035.

meeting of stockholders-necessity of notice. People v. Matthiessen (Ill.), 1035.
meeting of stockholders-waiver of notice. People v. Matthiessen (Ill.), 1035.

Transfer of assets-rights of creditors. Barber v. Morgan (Conn.), 102.
See also Public Service Commissions; Public Utilities.

CORROBORATION.
See Bastardy.

Annotated

COSTS.

Eminent domain-costs on appeal-liability of landowner. Music v. Big Sandy, etc. R. Co.
(Ky.), 689.

dismissal of proceeding—allowance to landowner-costs and attorney's fees. Denver,
etc. R. Co. v. Mills (Colo.), 985.

COUNCIL.

See Municipal Corporations.

COUNTIES.

Powers-donation to state education. Heiskell v. Knox County (Tenn.), 1281.

COUNTS.

See Pleading.

COURTS.

Annulment of marriage-power of equity. Wimbrough v. Wimbrough (Md.), 920.
Bills and notes-action on note-subsequent loss of note-jurisdiction of court.
Calloway (W. Va.), 112.

Austin v.

Corporations-criminal prosecution-mode of acquiring jurisdiction of corporation. State
v. Taylor (S. Dak.), 1285.

Annotated

Criminal jurisdiction-defect in information. Bopp v. Clark (Ia.), 417.
Decision holding criminal statute inapplicable to particular act-effect of reversal of de-
cision. State v. Longino (Miss.), 371.
Divorce inherent power of court to grant divorce.
1097.

residence essential to jurisdiction of court.

1097.

Annotated

Worthington v. District Court (Nev.),

Worthington v. District Court (Nev.),

Exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction-superior court and justice of the peace. Miami Cop-
per Co. v. State (Ariz.), 494.

Foreign corporations-requisites of jurisdiction of court. W. J. Armstrong Co. v. New York
Central, etc. R. Co. (Minn.), 335.

Hawaiian courts-decisions

Atcherley (U. S.), 142.

as binding Federal Supreme Court.

Kapiolani Estate v.
Judicial notice-judicial notice of federal statutes by state courts. Rowlands v. Chicago,
etc. R. Co. (Wis.), 714.

legislative journals. Heiskell v. Knox County (Tenn.), 1281.
public fiscal affairs. State v. Missouri, etc. R. Co. (Mo.) 949.
Juvenile courts-employments forbidden to infants-singing in cafe.
1007.

Annotated

In re Lundy (Wash.),

jurisdiction of married infant. In re Lundy (Wash.), 1007.
jurisdiction of married infant. Stoker v. Gowans (Utah), 1025.
order of probation-notice to parent. Stoker v. Gowans (Utah), 1025.
procedure approved. In re Turner (Kan.), 1022.

Annotated

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procedure-vacating commitment. Board of Children's Guardians v. Juvenile Court
(D. C.), 1019.

procedure-verification of complaint. In re Turner (Kan.), 1022.
proceedings not criminal. In re Turner (Kan.), 1022.

purpose and construction of statute. In re Lundy (Wash.), 1007.
purpose of statute. In re Turner (Kan.), 1022.

Prohibition courts subject to writ-Arkansas probate court. Ferguson v. Martineau (Ark.),

421.

Public policy-right of court to formulate. Northern Pacific R. Co. v. Richland Co (N.
Dak.), 574.
Public service commissions-review of orders of commission. People v. McCall (N. Y.),
1042.

181.

review of statute creating commission. Winnipeg Electric R. Co. v. Winnipeg (Can.),
Schools-consolidation of schools-discretion of board-judicial control. Cross v. Fisher
(Tenn.), 1092.
Stare decisis-application of doctrine to rule of evidence. Williams v. Kidd (Cal.), 703.
See also Alimony; Amendments; Appeal and Error; Certiorari; Injunctions;
Trial.

COVENANTS.
See Deeds.

CREATION.

See Partnership.

CRIMINAL LAW.

Abduction-sufficiency of indictment. State v. Sanders (La.), 105.
Adultery-connivance by injured spouse. State v. Ayles (Ore.), 738.

Annotated

elements of offense-necessity of joint criminal intent. State v. Ayles (Ore.), 738.
indictment allegation of prosecution by injured spouse. State v. Ayles (Ore.), 738.
Assault with intent to kill-evidence for jury. State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.

Banks-receiving deposit when insolvent-proof of authority of cashier. Skarda v. State
(Ark.), 586.

receiving deposit when insolvent-proof of insolvency. Skarda v. State (Ark.), 586.
receiving deposit when insolvent-sufficiency of indictment against cashier. Skarda
v. State (Ark.), 586.

586.

receiving deposit when insolvent-variance as to deposit. Skarda v. State (Ark.),

receiving deposit when insolvent-what constitutes deposit-check on
Skarda v. State (Ark.), 586.

586.

same bank.
Annotated
receiving deposit when insolvent-when bank is insolvent. Skarda v. State (Ark.),
Burglary-evidence-proof of other offenses. State v. Corcoran (Wash.), 531.
unauthorized entry of employee as burglary. State v. Corcoran (Wash.), 531.
Annotated
Corporations-criminal prosecution-how originated. State v. Taylor (S. Dak.), 1285.
criminal prosecution-mode of acquiring jurisdiction of corporation. State v. Taylor
(S. Dak.), 1285.
Annotated
False pretenses-giving worthless check as false pretense. State v. Foxton

(Iowa), 727.
Annotated

proof of other similar offenses. State v. Foxton (Iowa), 727.
sufficiency of complaint. State v. Solomon (Wis.), 309.
Homicide evidence-admissibility of evidence procured through detectaphone. Brindley v.
State (Ala.), 177.

Annotated

evidence-declarations of accused before and after homicide. Brindley v. State
(Ala.), 177.

evidence declarations of coconspirator after homicide-admissibility in evidence.
Brindley v. State (Ala.), 177.

107.

evidence footprints of animal. Brindley v. State (Ala.), 177.
evidence-sufficiency-homicide resulting from set-gun. Schmidt v. State (Wis.),
information-grammatical error.

State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.

Indictment and information-amendment of indictment-prejudice to accused. State v. Fox-
ton (Iowa), 727.

defect in information as affecting jurisdiction of court. Bopp v. Clark (Iowa), 417.
Injunctions-power of court to enjoin criminal proceedings. Ferguson v. Martineau (Ark.),
421; Carey v. Atlanta (Ga.), 1151.

Insanity of defendant-time when issue may be tried. Ferguson v. Martineau (Ark.), 421.
Annotated

Intoxicating liquors-different offenses-constitutional and legislative provisions for punish-
ment. Stout v. State ex rel. Caldwell (Okla.), 858.
Jeopardy-action for penalty as jeopardy. Stout v. State ex rel. Caldwell (Okla.), 858.
action for penalty-right to plead jeopardy before criminal prosecution. Stout v.
State ex rel. Caldwell (Okla.), 858.

State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.

equivalent constitutional provisions with respect to jeopardy as equivalent. Stout
v. State ex rel. Caldwell (Okla.), 858.
when jeopardy attaches.
Plea-refusal of accused to plead failure of court to enter plea. State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.
Preliminary examination-right of accused person. State v. Solomon (Wis.), 309.

Annotated

Seduction-evidence-reputation of defendant. Bishop v. State (Tex.), 379. Annotated
Statutes-decision holding statute inapplicable to act-decision subsequently overruled. State
v. Longino (Miss.), 371.
Annotated

Verdict-sufliciency-guilty as charged in information. State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.
What constitutes crime-statutory misdemeanor. Bopp v. Clark (Iowa), 417.
See also Grand Jury; Juvenile Courts; Libel and Slander; Malicious Prose-
cution; Prosecuting Attorneys; Witnesses.

CRITICISM.

See Grand Jury.

CROSS-EXAMINATION.

See Bastardy; Witnesses.

CROSSINGS.

See Railroads.

DAMAGES.

Building contracts-measure of damages for defective performance. Wiebener v. Peoples
(Okla.), 748.

Death by wrongful act―measure of damages generally. Korab v. Chicago, etc. R. Co. (Iowa),
637.

Ejectment-recovery in ejectment-damages for detention. Gibbs v. Didier (Md.), 833.
Eminent domain-measure of damages-generally. Brack v. Baltimore (Md.), 880.
measure of damages-indirect damages and benefits. Music v. Big Sandy, etc. R. Co.
(Ky.), 689.

measure of damages-taking part of tract of land.
(Ky.), 689.

Music v. Big Sandy, etc. R. Co.

reduction of damages-offer of privilege to landowner. Brack v. Baltimore (Md.), 880.
Evidence physician's fees-value of lost time. Florida East Coast R. Co. v. Carter (Fla.),

1299.

Excessiveness-personal injuries-reversal for excessiveness of verdict.
(Ky.), 1110.

Rosenberg v. Dahl
personal injuries-what is excessive verdict. Rowlands v. Chicago, etc. R. Co. (Wis.),
Libel and slander-mitigation of damages-intoxication as mitigation. Alderson v. Kahle
(W. Va.), 561.

714.

Annotated
mitigation of damages-propriety of instructions. Alderson v. Kahle (W. Va.), 561.
mitigation of damages-provocation as mitigation. Alderson v. Kahle (W. Va.), 561.
Monopolies-breach of agreement not to engage in business-necessity for proof of damage.
Finch v. Michael (N. Car.), 382.

DEADLY WEAPONS.

See Weapons.

DEATH BY WRONGFUL ACT.

Damages-measure of damages generally. Korab v. Chicago, etc. R. Co. (Iowa), 637.
Dependents-brother or sister as dependent. Kenney v. Seaboard Air Line R. Co. (N. Car.),
Chicago, etc. R. Co. v. Gunn (Ark.), 648.

450.

Evidence-habits and character of deceased.

Annotated

Employers' liability act-removal of limitation on amount of recovery for death by wrongful
act. Cameron v. Pacific Lime, etc. Co. (Ore.), 769.
Illegitimate child-right of person other than parent to recover for death. Kenney v. Sea-
board Air Line R. Co. (N. Car.), 450.

Nature of action. Watson v. Adams (Ala.), 565.

DEBTOR AND CREDITOE.

See Corporations; Partnership.

DECEDENTS' ESTATES.

See Descent and Distribution; Executors and Administrators.

DECISIONS.

See Appeal and Error; Courts.

DECREES.
See Alimony.

DEEDS.

Annotated

Covenants-conclusiveness against covenantor of judgment against covenantee-necessity of
notice to defend eviction proceeding. Kapiolani Estate v. Atcherley (U. S.), 142.

deed by husband and wife-covenants as binding wife. Agar v. Street (Mich.), 518.
Delivery-declarations of grantor as to delivery-admissibility. Williams v. Kidd (Cal.),
703.
Annotated

deposit for delivery after grantor's death-effect as passing title. Williams v. Kidd
(Cal.), 703.

703.

deposit for delivery after grantor's death-presumption.

Williams v. Kidd (Cal.),

evidence as to delivery. Williams v. Kidd (Cal.), 703.
"execution" of deed as including delivery. Williams v. Kidd (Cal.), 703.
requisites-intent to transfer present title. Williams v. Kidd (Cal.), 703.
what constitutes delivery. Williams v. Kidd (Cal.), 703.

Grantor-effect of omission of grantor's name from body of deed. Agar v. Street (Mich.),
518.

Annotated

DEEDS - Continued.

Husband and wife-deed by husband and wife-effect on separate interest of wife. Agar v.
Street (Mich.), 518.

Quitclaim deed-effect as conveying after-acquired title. Blackwell v. Harrelson (S. Car.),

1263.

See also Homestead; Recording Acts; Res Judicata.

DEFAULTS.
See Judgments.

DEFINITIONS.

See Words and Phrases.

DELEGATION OF POWERS.

See Public Service Commissions.

DELIVERY.

See Bonds; Deeds; Frauds, Statute of; Sales.

DEMURRAGE.

See Carriers of Goods.

DEMURRER.

See Pleading.

DEPENDENTS.

See Death by Wrongful Act.

DEPOSIT.

See Deeds; Eminent Domain.

DEPOSITIONS.

Adverse party-right to use deposition. Jonas v. South Covington, etc. St. R. Co. (Ky.), 965,

DEPOSITS.

See Banks.

DESCENT AND DISTRIBUTION.

Expectancy-assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity.

(IN.), 1238.

Donough v. Garland
Annotated

assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity. Simmons v. Ross (Ill.), 1256,
Annotated

1259.

assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity. Stevens v. Stevens (Mich.),
Annotated
assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity. Blackwell v. Harrelson
(S. Car.), 1263.
Annotated

release by prospective heir to ancestor-validity. Donough v. Garland (Ill.), 1238.
Illegitimacy-inheritance through illegitimate-construction of statute. Trout v. Burnette
(S. Car.), 911.
Lapsed legacy-descent-right of ancestor of deceased legatee. Lamar v. Crosby (Ky.), 1033.

DESERTION.

See Divorce.

DESTINATION.

See Carriers of Passengers.

DETECTAPHONE.

See Evidence.

DICTOGRAPH.

See Evidence.

DIRECTION OF VERDICT.

See Verdict.