INSANITY → Continued. yay

Testamentary capacity effect of insane delusion with respect to relative. Carnahan v. Hamil-
ton (III.), 21.

Annotated

effect of insane delusion with respect to relatives. Coffey v. Miller (Ky.), 30.

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Annotated
effect of insane delusion with respect to relatives. In re Alexander's Estate (Pa.), 33.
Annotated

INSOLVENCY.

Statute providing for raising presumption of fraud against officers of insolvent bank—
validity. Griffin v. State (Ga.), 80. J A

When bank is insolvent.", Griffin y. State (Ga.), 80.

INSTALMENTS.

See Building Contracts.

INSTRUCTIONS.

Certain instruction approved. Price v. Minnesota, etc, R. Co. (Minn.), 267.
Exception to charge-sufficiency. State v. Lapoint ('t.), 318.

Exception to refusal of instruction-sufficiency. State v. Lapoint (Vt.), 318.

Annotated

Instruction not based on evidence refusal proper. Taylor v. Northern Coal, etc. Co. (Wis.),
167.
Refusal of certain instructions approved. Price v. Minnesota, etc. R. Co. (Minn.), 267.
Requested instruction covered by general charge-refusal proper. Bird v. State (Ga.), 205;
Kaufman v. United States (Fed.), 466; Nicoll v. Sweet (Iowa), 661.

Requested instruction given in substance-refusal proper. Harris v. Bremerton (Wash.),
160; Miller v. Delaware River Trans. Co. (N. J.), 165; Taylor v. Northern Coal, etc. Co
(Wis.), 167; Patterson v. State (Ala.), 968.,.

See also Appeal and Error; Criminal Law; Damages; Homicide; Insanity;
Master and Servant; Witnesses.

Accident insurance construction of policy reduction of benefits. Bates v. German Com-
mercial Acc. Co. (Vt.),
447

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limitation of time to sue-waiver of limitation. Bates. German Commercial Acc.
Co. (Vt.), 447.
Annotated
limitation of time to sue-validity. Bates v. German Commercial Acc. Co. (Vt.), 447
recovery for injury received while fighting. Hutton v. States Accident Ins. Co. (Ill.)',
577.
Annotated
Benefit insurance beneficiaries-designation in by-laws. Christenson v. Madson (Minn.),

584.

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beneficiaries—immoral relation between insured and beneficiary-sufficiency of evi-
dence. Christenson 'v. Madson (Minn.), 584

beneficiaries-selection by insured of beneficiary not having insurable interest-
public policy. Christenson v. Madson (Minn.), 584. ༈ ༑ མཚོ༄༄་ཎྜ།་
Annotated
beneficiaries-statement in constitution as restrictive. Christenson v. Madson
(Minn.). 584.

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Burial insurance-contract to provide funeral as insurance contract. Renschler v. State
(Ohio), 1014.
Annotated
Contract-what constitutes insurance contract. State v. Universal Service Agency (Wash.),
1017.
Annotated

Fidelity insurance-premium paid in advance right to recover unearned portion. Crouch v.
Southern Surety Co. (Tenn.), 1220.

Annotated

Fire insurance-stipulation for forfeiture for vacancy-effect of subsequent occupancy. Dol-
liver v. Granite State Fire Ins. Co. (Me.), 765.
stipulation for forfeiture for vacancy-waiver of forfeiture.
Fire Ins. Co. (Me.), 765.

22111752 6z! Annotated
Dolliver v. Granite State

validity of policy on bawdy house and furniture therein. Dominion Fire Ins. Co. v.
Nakata (Can.), 1063.
Annotated

Life insurance incontestability clause-right to attack policy for fraud. Philadelphia Life
Ins. Co. v. Arnold (S. Car.), 706.

incontestability clause validity. Philadelphia Life Ins. Co. v. Arnold (S. Car.), 706.
insurable interest-selection by injured person of beneficiary not having insurable
interest-public policy. Christenson v. Madson (Minn.), 584.
Annotated

INTENT.

See Contracts; Evidence; False Pretenses; Homicide; Wills.

INTEREST.")

Annotated

Bail bond-forfeiture-allowance of interest on penalty. People v. Parisi (N. Y.), '111..
Interest as recoverable separately from principal. Alabama City, etc. R. Co. v. Gadsden
(Ala.), 573.

Warrants-action to recover interest on city warrants-sufficiency of evidence to establish
accord and satisfaction. Alabama City, etc R. Co. v. Gadsden (Ala.), 573.
right to interest on city warrants. Alabama City, etc. R. Co. v. Gadsden (Ala.), 573.
Annotated
See also Usury.

INTERMEDIATE COURTS.

See Appeal and Error.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.

Foreign corporations-foreign corporation doing interstate and domestic business-power of
state to levy license tax. Marconi Wireless Tel. Co. v. Commonwealth (Mass.), 214.
foreign corporation engaged wholly in interstate commerce-power of state to impose
license tax. Marconi Wireless Tel. Co. v. Commonwealth (Mass.), 214.

validity of license tax or fee imposed on foreign corporation-validity. Albert Pick
& 9. v. Jordan (Cal.), 1237.

Annotated

Annotated

Moving pictures-censorship of moving pictures-validity of state statute. Mutual Film
Corp. v. Industrial Commission (U. S.), 296.

statute prohibiting importation of prize fight films-validity. Weber v. Freed (U.
S.), 317.,

See also Commerce.

Annotated

INTOXICATING LIQUORS.

Indians carrying liquors into Indian territory-criminal liability of corporation. Joplin
Mercantile Co. v. United States (U. §.),470. KE
Annotated

carrying liquors into Indian territory-what constitutes, offense--sufficiency of in-
dictment. Joplin Mercantile Co. v. United States (U.S.), '470.

Infants-power to consent to issuance of liquor license. Matter of Farley (N. Y.), 494.

Municipal ordinance relating to intoxicating liquors-prosecution for violation-proof of
other offenses. Borok v. Birmingham (Ala.), 1061.

"Premises" of school within intoxicating liquor statute meaning of term. Rice v. Board of
License Commissioners (R. I.), 1189.
Annotated

Tavern within intoxicating liquor statute-meaning of term. Rice v. Board of License
Commissioners (R. I.), 1189.

Annotated

Action on judgment-effect of right to appeal from judgment. Sweetser v. Fox (Utah), 620.
when full faith and credit attaches. Sweetser v. Fox (Utah), 620,
when statute of limitations begins to run. Sweetser v. Fox (Utah), 620.
Enforcement-when judgment may be enforced. Sweetser v. Fox (Utah), 620.
Nonresident-personal judgment against nonresident-validity.
Car.), 783.

Johnson v. Whilden (N.

Payment-tender of payment of judgment effect. Orr v. Sutton (Minn.), 527. Annotated
tender of payment of judgment-sufficieney of evidence, Orr v Sutton (Minn.), 527.
Res judicata-conclusiveness of judgment-failure of plaintiff to appeal. Johnson V.
Whilden (N. Car.), 783.

matters concluded-claim for wrongful attachment in action in which judgment is
obtained Pindel v. Holgate (U. S.), 983.

matters concluded generally. Tax Lien Co. v. Schultze (N. Y.), 636.
matters concluded-jurisdictional facts. Johnson v. Whilden (N. Car.), 783.

matters concluded-mátters not in issue. Ex parte Logan (Ala.), 405; Tax Lien Co

v. Schultze (N. Y.), 636.-

See also Appeal and Error; Building Contracts.

JUDICIAL NOTICE.

Judicial notice of properties of gasoline, Whittemore v. Baxter Laundry, Co. (Mich.), 818.

JUDICIAL SALES.

Rights of purchaser-time to examine title. Smith v. Smith (S, Car.), 763.

JURISDICTION.

See Courts; Judgments.

JURY.

Annotated

Challenges procedure in challenging. State v. Mewhinney (Utah), 537.
Disqualification-loaning money to assist prosecution of criminal case. Bird v. State (Ga.),

205.

Exclusion from jury service-power of court to exclude persons from jury service. Teat v.
Land (La.), 1208.
Annotated

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Right to jury trial-federal constitution as limiting state action. Middleton v. Whitridge
(N. Y.), 856.
final judgment on appeal as denial of right. Middleton y, Whitridge (N. Y.), 856.
Witnesses-juror at former trial as competent witness. State v. Ward (Minn.),, 674.
Annotated

See also Appeal and Error; Grand Jury,

LABOR LAWS.

Hours of labor-statute limiting hours of labor validity. State v. Bunting (Ore.), 1003.

LACHES.

Gift causa mortis-acquiescence by person interested as laches. Baber v. Caples (Ore.),

1025.

Set-off-laches of bankrupt as barring counterclaim. Pindel v. Holgate (U. S.) 983.

LANDLORD AND TENANT.

Annotated

Estoppel to deny landlord's title-right to crops. Willard v. Higdon (Md.), 339.
Eviction damages for humiliation-sufficiency of evidence. Lane v. Au Sable Electric Co.
(Mich.), 1108.

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use of excessive force-sufliciency of evidence. Lane v. Au Sable Electric Co. (Mich.),
1108.
Mechanics' liens-improvements by tenant, with consent of owner-right to mechanic's lien.
Stewart v. Talbott (Colo.), 1116.
Municipal lease-limitation of time for which property may be leased-statute or ordinance
not retroactive. Burns v. New York (N. Y.), 1093.
Personal injuries from defect in wharf-liability of lessee. Harris v. Bremerton (Wash.),
160.
Annotated
Relation of landlord and tenant--servant occupying premises as part of compensation---
relation as tenant of owner. Lane v Au Sable Electric Co. (Mich.), 1108. Annotated
Renewal of lease-covenant for perpetual renewal-construction. Burns v. New York (N.
Y.), 1093.

Repairs-failure of landlord to repair→liability for injury to third person. Ryall v. Kidwell
(Eng.), 815.
Sale of realty by executor-rights of leasee of realty. Heiseman v. Lowenstein (Ark.), 601.
Use of premises right of tenant to use wall, of building for advertising. Snyder v. Kulesh
(Iowa), 481.
Annotated

LARCENY.

Evidence-relation of accused and prosecutor. State v. Pitt (N. Car.), 422.

LEADING QUESTIONS.
See Witnesses.

LEASES...

See Landlord and Tenant; Moving Pictures.

LETTERS.

See Evidence.

LICENSES.

"Excise tax"-meaning of term. Albert Pick & Co. v. Jordan (Cal.), 1237.

Fish and game-statute requiring license to hunt game-right of alien to license. Bondi
v. Mackay (Vt.), 130.

LICENSES-Continued.

Fish and game-statute requiring license to hunt game-validity of statute. Bondi v. Mackay
(Vt.), 130.

Foreign corporations-validity of license tax or fee imposed on foreign corporation. Albert
Pick & Co. v. Jordan (Cal.), 1237.

Annotated

validity of statute imposing license tax. Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. v. Com-
monwealth (Mass.), 214.

Hotels, lodging houses, or rooming houses-validity of statute licensing. Custinger v.
Atlanta (Ga.), 280.

See also Intoxicating Liquors.

LIENS.

Fines and costs imposed in criminal proceeding-effect as lien
Western Tie, etc. Co. v. Campbell (Ark.), 943.

I.oan of purchase money of land-right of lender to lien on land.
Winters (Kan.), 956.

Purchase-money mortgage-priority over other liens or claims.
Campbell (Ark.), 943.

Annotated

on property of accused.

Warren Mortgage Co. v.
Western Tie, etc. Co. v.
Annotated

priority over other liens or claims. Warren Mortgage Co. v. Winters (Kan.), 956.
Annotated

Removal of property subject to lien-validity and purpose of statute imposing damages.
Anderson v. Great Northern R. Co. (Idaho), 191..
Unrecorded mortgage-effect as against subsequent liens. Western Tie, etc. Co. v. Campbell
(Ark.), 943.

See also Chattel Mortgages; Logs and Lumber.

LIFE ESTATES.

Injury to remainder-right of life tenant to recover damages.
(N. Y.) 877.

LIFE INSURANCE.

Rogers v. Atlantic, etc. Co.

Annotated

Incontestability clause-right to attack policy for fraud. Philadelphia Life Ins. Co. v.
Arnold (S. Car.), 706.

validity of incontestability clause. Philadelphia Life Ins. Co. v. Arnold (S. Car.), 706.
Insurable interest-selection by injured person of beneficiary not having insurable interest
-public policy. Christenson v. Madson, (Minn.), 584,

See also Death by Wrongful Act.

LIMITATION OF ACTIONS.

Annotated

Accident insurance-limitation of time to rue validity. Bates v. German Commercial Acc.
Co. (Vt.), 447.

limitation of time to sue-waiver of limitation.
Co. (Vt.), 447.

Conflict of laws-what statute of limitations governs.
74.

Bates v. German Commercial Acc.
Annotated
Osborne v. Grand Trunk R. Co. (Vt.),

Death by wrongful act-commencement of running of statute of limitations. Causey v.
Seaboard Air Line R. Co. (N. Car.), 707.
Annotated
Executors and administrators-bar of limitations as available against administrator.
Causey v. Seaboard Air Line R. Co. (N. Car.), 707.
Judgments-when statute of limitations begins to run against action on judgment. Sweetser
v. Fox (Utah), 620.

Annotated

Municipal corporations-limitation of time for filing claim against-infancy as excuse for
failure to file. Murphy v. Fort Edward (N. Y.) 1040.
Annotated

Pleading statute of limitations-waiver of defect in plea. Osborne v. Grand Trunk R, Co
(Vt.), 74.

Statutory right of action-bar of statute of limitations as extinguishing right of action as
well as remedy. Osborne v. Grand Trunk R. Co. (Vt.), 74.

limitations applicable. Oshorne v. Grand Trunk R. Co. (Vt.), 74.

LIQUIDATED DAMAGES,
See Damages.

LISTING PROPERTY.

See Taxation.

LOANS.

See False pretenses; Infants; Liens.

LOCAL SIGNIFICANCE. ?

See Usages and Customs.

LODGES.

See Schools.

LODGING HOUSES.

Validity of statute licensing hotels, lodging houses, or rooming houses. Cutsinger v. Atlanta
(Ga.), 280.

LOGS AND LUMBER.

Annotated

Expert evidence-correspondence of logs with stumps. State v. Ward (Minn.), 674.
Logger's lien-by whom and for what labor lien may be claimed. Anderson v. Great North-
ern R. Co. (Idaho), 191.

Annotated

persons furnishing supplies-validity of statute giving lien. Anderson v. Great
Northern R. Co. (Idaho.), 191.

LOST INSTRUMENTS.

Loss of official document-mode of proof. Howell v. Wysor (W. Va.), 519.

LYING IN WAIT.

Homicide what constitutes "lying in wait." Patterson v. State (Ala.), 968. Annotated

MAGISTRATES.

See Criminal Law.

MAJORITY.

See Partnership.

MALICE.

Act lawful in itself-notice immaterial. Vitagraph Co. v. Swaab (Pa.), 311; Hutton v
Watters (Tenn.), 433.
Annotated

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

Evidence sufficiency to sustain verdict. State v. Ward (Minn.), 674.
Indictment-sufficiency. State v. Ward (Minn.), 674.

words sufficiently charging malice. State v. Ward (Minn.), 674.-
Trial-rulings approved. State v. Ward (Min.), 674.

Annotated

Damages-elements of damage recoverable. Seidler v. Burns (Conn.), 266.
excessive damages-what is excessive verdict. Bursow v. Doerr (Neb.), 248.
excessive damages—what is excessive verdict. Seidler v. Burns (Conn.), 266.
Annotated
excessive damages-what is excessive verdict. Price v. Minnesota, etc. R. Co.
(Minn.), 287.
Annotated
excessive damages-what is excessive verdiet. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.

Annotated

recovery of punitive damages recovery in action for malicious prosecution. Mc-
Intosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.

right of plaintiff to recover attorney's fee. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.
Defenses--insufficiency of original complaint. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.
Distinction between malice and want of probable cause. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.
Elements necessary to support action. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.
Evidence--admissibility of evidence respecting injury to credit. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.),

273.

273.

admissibility of evidence respecting wealth of defendant. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.),

sufficiency of evidence to sustain verdict. Price v. Minnesota, etc. R. Co. (Minn.), 267
want of probable cause-sufficiency of evidence. McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.
want of probable cause-termination of original prosecution as evidence. McIntosh
v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.

Joinder of causes of action. Price v. Minnesota, etc, R. Co. (Minn.), 267.

Termination of prosecution-what constitutes-voluntary dismissal of criminal charge.
McIntosh v. Wales (Wyo.), 273.

MALPRACTICE.

See Physicians and Surgeons.