PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONS.

Judicial power with respect to entinent domain proceeding after award by public service com-
mission. George v. Consolidated Lighting Co. (Vt.), 416.
Statute conferring jurisdiction of eminent domain proceeding on public service commission
validity. George v. Consolidated Lighting Co. (Vt.), 416.

Annotated

Legislative regulation of rates. Wolverton v. Mountain States Tel. etc. Co. (Colo.), 776.
Power of court to regulate rates. Wolverton v. Mountain States Tel. etc. Co. (Colo.), 776.

Homicide-question for jury-shooting intentional or accidental. People v. Kane (N. Y.),

685.

Negligence as question for jury, Gregg v. King County (Wash.), 135.

Reformation of instruments sufficiency of evidence of mistake as question for jury. Archer
v. McClure (N. Car.), 180.

Telegraphs and telephones-delay of death message-negligence as question for jury. Western
Union Telegraph Co. v. Blake (Ark.), 524.4

QUIETING TITLE.

Action to quiet title-variance of names in chain of title effect. Hardy v. Woods (S. Dak.),
398.

RAILROADS.

893.

Annotated

Construction of improvement-riglit of municipality to construct improvement jointly with
railroad company. Lord v. Denver (Colo.), Cincinnati, etc. R. Co. v. Cundiff (Ky.),
Railroad policemen-effect of expiration of

513.

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responsibility of railroad for acts. Cincinnati, etc. R. Co. v. Cundiff (Ky.), 513.
right to summon bystanders to assist in making arrest. Cincinnati, etc. R. Co. v.
Cundiff (Ky.), 513.

status as de facto officers. Cincinnati, etc. R. Co. v. Cundiff (Ky.), 513.
term of office. Cincinnati, etc. R. Co. v. Cundiff (Ky.), 513.
time for qualifying. Cincinnati, etc. R. Co,
wrongful arrest-action against railroad-proof of motive.

v. Cundiff (Ky.), 513.

Cundiff (Ky.), 513.

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Cincinnati, etc. R. Co.

wrongful arrest-liability of railroad punitive damages. Cincinnati, etc. R. Co. v
Cundiff (Ky.), 513.

Repair of road-power of municipality to"compel. State v. Louisiana, etc. R. Co. (La.),

1170.

See also Easements.

RAPE. **

Annotated

Capital punishment for assault with intent to rape-cruel and unusual punishment. Dutton
v. State (Ma.); 89.

RATES.

See Public Service Corporations.

REAL PROPERTY.

Action held to involve title to realty. Bunger v. Grimm (Ga.), 173.
See also Attachment; Executions.

REASONABLE DOUBT.

See Criminal Law.

RECORD. A

See Appeal and Error; Griminals Law; Municipal Corporations.

RECORDING ACTS. GJI

Unrecorded mortgage-effect as against subsequent liens. Western Tie, etc. Co. v. Campbell
(Ark.), 943.

valid between parties. Western Tie, etc. Co. v. Campbell (Ark.), 943.

Fraud in procuring release of liability for injuries-sufficiency of evidence. Causey v. Sea-
board Air Line R. Co. (N. Car.), 707:

Injury to remainder-right of life tenant to recover damages. Rogers v. Atlantic, etc. Co.
(N. Y.), 877.

REMEDIES.

See Fraudulent Sales and Conveyances.

REMITTITUR.
See Damages. /

I REMOVALDO
See Public Officers,

RENEWAL

See Landlord and Tenant.

REPAIRS.

See Landlord and Tenant.

REPLEVIN.

Annotated

Liability for unfounded suit-exemplary damages. Vitagraph Co. v. Swaab (Pa.), 311.
Pleading plaintiff's ownership not denied. Vitagraph Co. v. Swaab (Pa.), 311.

RESCISSION, CANCELLATION AND REFORMATION.

Reformation of instruments-admissibility of parol evidence of mistake. Archer v. McClure
(N. Car.), 180.

reformation of bond by changing name of obligee. Archer v. McClure (N. Car.), 180.
Annotated

sufficiency of evidence of mistake as question for jury. Archer v. McClure (N. Car.),
180.
Rescission of building contracts by contractor-failure to pay instalment.
Hawaiian Eng. etc. Co. v. Butler (Cal.), 44.

American-

TRES GESTAE, AN

See Evidence. 652

RESIDENCE.

4. 6. ** died InquSee Vendor and Purchaser.13 eu ikogy!

RES IPSA LOQUITUR.

See Negligence; Physicians and Surgeons.

RES JUDICATA.

Conclusiveness of judgment-failure of plaintiff to appeal. Johnson v. Whilden (N. Car.),
783.

Matters concluded-claims for wrongful attachment in action in which judgment has ob-
tained. Pindel v. Holgate (U. S.), 983.

jurisdictional facts. Johnson v. Whilden (N. Car.), 783.

matters concluded generally. Tax Lien Co. v. Schultze (N. Y.), 636.

Matters concluded-matters not in issue. Ex parte Logan (Ala.), 405; Tax Lien Co. v.
Schultze (N. Y)., 636.

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

"Premises" of school within intoxicating liquor statute-meaning of term.
of License Commissioners (R. I.), 1189.
Separation of white and colored pupils for purposes of education. Tucker v.
796.
Use of school building for lodge meeting-power of authorities to permit.
(Ark.), 483.

Annotated,

Rice v. Board
Annotated.

Blease (S. Car.),
Annotated

Cost v. Shinault
Annotated.

SECURITIES.

See Bills and Notes; Taxation.

SEDUCTION.

Breach of promise of marriage seduction as element of damages. Nolan v. Glynn (Iowa),

SENTENCE AND PUNISHMENT.

Abortion-sentence not excessive. State v. Shaft (N. Car.), 627.

Failure to interrogate accused before sentence-effect. Dutton v. State (Md.), 89.

Annotated.

Rape capital punishment for assault with intent to rape-cruel and unusual punishment.
Dutton v. State (Md.), 89.

Bankruptcy-estoppel of bankruptcy to set up counterclaim, Pindel v. Holgate (U. S.), 983.

Annotated.

Annotated.

laches of bankrupt as barring counterclaim. Pindel v. Holgate (U. S.), 983.
right of set-off under American bankruptcy acts. Morris v. Windsor Trust Co.
(N. Y.), 972.

right to set off unliquidated claim. Pindel v. Holgate (U. S.), 983. Annotated.
set-off by bank of deposit against debt due bank-effect as voidable transfer under
bankruptcy law. Pindel v. Holgate, (C. S.), 983.
Annotated.

Claims not connected with cause of action-right of set-off. Morris v. Windsor Trust Co. (N.
Y.), 972.

SHERIFFS AND CONSTABLES.

See Police Officers.

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Relation of states to each other. Bellows Falls Power Co. v. Commonwealth (Mass.), 834.

OSTATUTE OF FRAUDS. ssĒ

See Frauds, Statute of.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
See Limitation of Actions.

VCI STATUTES. UNF

Construction-adopted statute. Russell v Jordan (Colo.), 760.

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directory or mandatory statutes. People v. Graham (Ill.), 391.
legislative intent. Denver v. Hobbs Estate (Colo.), 823.

re-enactment of statute as adopting prior construction. Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Co. v. Commonwealth (Mass.), 214.

Presumption in favor of statute Laughlin v. Portland Me), 734; State v. Bunting
(Ore.), 1003.

Partial invalidity of statute effect.“ Muhn v. Lamoure County (N. Dak.), 207.

STATUTES — Continued.

Repeal implied repeal-certain statutory provisions held not to be repealed. Borok v. Birm-
ingham (Ala.), 1061.

Title and subject-matter-effect of subsequent codification. Anderson v. Great Northern R.
Co. (Idaho), 191.

See also Landlord and Tenant; Mechanics' Liens; Taxation.

STENOGRAPHERS.

See Privileged Communications; Witnesses.

STOCK AND STOCKHOLDERS.

Conversion of stock-measure of damages. Hawkins v. Mellis, Pirie & Co. (Minn.), 640.

Annotated

Annotated

Mortgage of property by corporation-validity-failure to obtain consent of stockholders—
right of creditor to object. Dillon v. Myers (Colo.), 1032.
Stockholders' liability-assessment against stockholders-necessity of notice to stockholders.
Johnson v. Libby (Me.), 681.

enforcement against estate of decedent. Johnson v. Libby (Me.), 681.

person holding stock as collateral security. Way v. Barney (Minn.), 565. Annotated
statute imposing double liability-acceptance of statute by becoming stockholder.
Johnson v. Libby (Me.), 681,

when liability accrues. Johnson v. Libby (Me.), 681.

Taxation-power of legislature to exempt stock in foreign corporation from taxation. Denver
v. Hobbs Estate (Colo.), 823.

situs of corporate stock for purposes of taxation.

monwealth (Mass.), 834..*

Bellows Falls Power Co. v. Com-

situs of stock of foreign corporation for purposes of taxation. Denver v. Hobbs
Estate (Colo.), 823.
stock of domestic corporation as subject to taxation.
t
Commonwealth (Mass.), 834.

Bellows Falls Power Co. v.

stock of foreign corporation as subject to taxation. Denver v. Hobbs Estate (Colo.),
823.
Annotated
Bellows Falls Power Co. v.
Annotated

stock of foreign corporation as subject to taxation.
Commonwealth (Mass.), 834/

stock of foreign corporation as subject to taxation. Hawley v. Malden (U. S.), 842.

Franchise granted to street railway-strict construction against grantee. Brooklyn Heights
R. Co. v. Steers (N. Y.), 791.

Power of street railway to construct side tracks. Brooklyn Heights R. Co. v. Steers (N.
Y.), 791.

STREETS AND HIGHWAYS.

Annotated

Mayor, etc.
Annotated

Cleaning street-liability of municipality for tort committed in cleaning streets.
v. Jordan (Ga.), 240.
Injuries to pedestrians-res ipsa loquitur pedestrian struck by falling cornice. Nicoll v.
Sweet. (Iowa), 661.

scaffold erected for painting building-injury to pedestrian-negligence of independent
contractor-liability of owner. Weilbacher v. J. W. Putts Co. (Md.), 115. Annotated
Vacation of street-persons entitled to compensation. German Evangelical, ete. Cong. v.
Mayor, etc. (Md.), 231.
Annotated

Widening road-liability of county commissioners for unnecessary injury to adjoining prop-
erty. Pettit v. County Commissioners (Md.), 35.

See also Street Railways.

STUMPS.

See Logs and Lumber.

SUBCONTRACTORS.

See Building Contracts.

SUCCESSION.

See Descent and Distribution.

SUFFERING.

See Death by Wrongful Act.

SUMMARY CONTROL.

See Attorneys.