ABUSE OF PROCESS.

473

Winfield: The History of Conspiracy
and Abuse of Legal Procedure, a
review.
353

ACCORD AND SATISFACTION.
See Release.

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW.
See also Constitutional Law, Industrial
Courts and Boards, Interstate Com-
merce, Public Utilities, Railroads.
In general: Administrative determi-
nation of private rights. 450, 470
Duty of an industrial court. 240-244
Administrative agencies: Nature of
administrative commissions.
40
South Australian Industrial Arbitra-
tion Court.
223-244
Powers of agencies: Federal depart-
mental regulations involving crim-
inal responsibility.
952
Relation to legislature: Power of
administrative to fill in details of
legislation.
134-136
Judicial control: In general. 791-796
Conclusiveness of findings of fact by
Workmen's Compensation Com-
mission.
761

Judicial review of administrative action by the federal Supreme Court. 127-153 Questions of discretion. 134-136 136-143, 148

Questions of fact.

Questions of jurisdiction.

Questions of law.

132-134 143-149

Questions of mixed law and fact.

tously. Legislation: State workmen's compensation acts as applied to maritime accidents. 743, 762

Practice: Applications of equitable principles.

614

Remedy for non-maritime tort. 613 ADMISSIONS.

See also Evidence.

In general: Use of admissions as affirmative proof. 428-429 By parties and privies. Agent's admissions by conduct not within the scope of his employment.

430-431 Conductor's accident report as an admission against company. 430 Requirement that they be voluntary in a criminal case.

472

Statements of defendant's attorney outside court.

430

By conduct: Failure to answer letter as an admission by recipient. 429 Silence of arrested person in presence of his accusers.

429

Where agent's conduct is not within scope of employment. 430-431 ADVERSE POSSESSION.

Subject matter of adverse possession: "Abandoned" highway. 763 Against whom title may be gained: Municipality. 763

See also Admissions, Attorney and Client, Brokers, Carriers, Negligence, Workmen's Compensation Acts.

Third person's liability to principal in contract: Suit by orally disclosed principal when agent signs and seals as party.

339

in contract: Where third party thinks agent is not within his authority.

ALIENS.

Nationality:

lessness.

201

ARREST.

ALTERATION OF INSTRUMENTS. See Bills and Notes.

AMBASSADORS AND CONSULS. Effect on a consul's immunities of his loss of his office. 753

Liability of governor of state to arrest. 185 See Bankruptcy, Bills and Notes, Letters of Credit.

ASSOCIATIONS.

See also Labor Law, Trade Unions.
Labor copartnership in industry.

Immunities of consuls contrasted with 752 those of ambassadors. Immunity of consuls from the process of state courts. 752, 763

910-925 Sears: Trust Estates as Business Com214 panies, a review. ATTACHMENT.

Effect of attachment: Loss of lien through attachment at suit of lien holder. 475

ATTORNEY AND CLIENT. See also Admissions, Practice of Law, Privileged Communications. Privileged communications: Attorney as witness to a will or as a trustee. 687-689 Statements to prosecuting attorney.