P. 444, note 6, add A supplemental grant, or as it is commonly called, a cessate grant, is distinguished from a grant de bonis non as being a regrant of the whole of the deceased's personal [and, in India, real] estate as it was embraced in the original grant, Coote, Prob. 176.

P. 483, note I, col. 1, 1. 16, after Christianity insert (9 Mad. 466).

P. 486. Several of the suggestions here made have been skilfully carried out in Act I of 1887 (For further shortening the language used in Acts of the Governor-General in Council, and for other purposes).

P. 489, sec. 3, cl. (1), before repealed insert wholly or partially 1.

P. 489, notes, col. 2, 1. 7, after 137 insert the right to reserve a fixed annual allowance out of the revenues of a temple, 10 Bom. 149.

P. 498, note I, add 9 All. 74,

P. 510, 1. 20 et seq. That payment of wages in liquor is not a sale, see 9 Mad. 141.

P. 513, note 3, add and the Specific Relief Act, sec. 21, last illustration to clause (a).

P. 516, notes, col. 2, l. 1, after 140 insert 9 Mad. 141.

P. 517, notes, col. 2, l. 1, after companies insert 10 Bom. 211.

P. 521, 1. 10, after right insert unless perhaps by sec. 70.

P. 527, note 7, before Code insert Contract Act, sec. 145.

P. 528, l. 18. As to agreements to mortgage future moveable property, see 13 Cal. 262. As to mortgages of debts, see the Transfer of Property Act,

sec. 138.

P. 533. That the obligation arising from a foreign judgment belongs to the class of quasi-contracts, see 6 Bom. 292, 294.

P. 545, note 3, as to sec. 17 of 21 Geo. III, c. 70, see 5 Cal. 688.

P. 546, note I, add 7 Moo. I. A. 263; 12 ibid. 361.

P. 546, note 6, add Where A promised B to subscribe to the erection of a town-hall, and B on the faith of the subscriptions of A and others contracted with C to erect the hall, held that B might sue 4 for his subscription, 14 Cal. 64.

P. 554, note 1, see I Cal. 330.

P. 555, notes, col. 2, after 1. 11 insert For a case in which the Court upheld an agreement between an attorney and his client see 3 Cal. 473. P. 563, note 1, add and see 3 Cal. 192: 4 Cal. 137.

able bargains, 12 Cal. 225.

More as to unconscion

P. 579, notes, col. 1. That in cases of rescission time is of the essence, see 6

Cal. 64.

P. 581, sec. 60: as to 'other circumstances' see 13 Cal. 164, 168.

P. 583, sec. 65, see 9 Mad. 444.

P. 584, note 4, add So in the Code of Criminal Procedure, sec. 488.

P. 592, sec. 74, Exception, see 13 Cal. 200. Note 2, add 9 All. 74.

P. 594, note 4, 1. 9, after Hindús insert 10 Cal. 588.

P. 601, note 2, add as where the goods are sold on credit, or collateral security is taken for the price.

P. 616, note 2, add, and see 8 All. 259.

P. 638, sec. 213, see 6 Cal. 754, where Field J. held that an agent did not discharge this duty by merely delivering written accounts without attending to explain them and produce the vouchers. To enable the agent 1 Act I of 1887, sec. 9.

to produce his accounts the principal must give him reasonable access to such books and papers in the principal's possession as may be necessary for that purpose, ibid.

P. 651, note I, add see sec. 251 supra.

P. 653, note 2, l. 1, after or insert by a law rendering it illegal.

P. 655, note 2.

That the retirement of a dormant partner is an exception to the rule that a partner's agency ends by notice, see 9 Mad. 494.

P. 659, note 2, add On the construction of bills of lading, see 4 Cal. 736,

Cal. 477

P. 673, note 3, col. 2, 1. 6, after 346 insert in the Panjab, Boulnois and Rattigan's Notes, p. 260: Rattigan, Digest, p. 85.

P. 679, note 2, add Indorsements on allonges to Government securities are rendered ineffective by Act XIII of 1886, sec. 6.

P. 731, note 2, add As to those of the Panjáb, see Tupper's Punjab Customary Law (Calcutta 1881), iii. 217-244, Act IV of 1872, sec. 13, Act XII of 1878, sec. 2, and Rattigan's Digest, p. 30.

P. 775, note 7. That there must be a debt existing at the time of the deposit, see 10 Bom. 634, 644.

P. 781, sec. 67, cl. (d), see 9 All. 73, where Edge C.J. said that this clause merely declared the previous law.

P. 791, note 2, add 10 Bom. 648: 9 All. 125.

P. 794. As to the right of one of several joint mortgagors to redeem the whole estate, see 10 Bom. 648.

P. 877, note 1, add See as to such absentees, Rattigan, Digest, 77, 78.
P. 888, 1. 21, after 117 insert and in the Specific Relief Act, sec. 20, ill.

THE END.

P. 1. 1. 3, for three read four.

CORRIGENDA.

P. 1. 1. 4, for and VIII of 1882 read VIII of 1882 and X of 1886.

P. 7, col. 2, 1. 19, for VIII of 1881, read XII of 1886.

P. 36, 1. 17, for It seems to me, says read Ancient English lawgivers can

hardly have anticipated the opinion of

P. 53, note 2, 1. 2, for gesellschaft read Gesellschaft.

P. 91, 1. 8, for and VIII of 1882 read VIII of 1882 and X of 1886.

P. 270, ill. (d), 1. 6, for committs read commits.

P. 274, marginal note to sec. 474, for valuable security or will read document. P. 313, l. 16, omit 'lately.'

P. 485, 1. 3, for and read &.

P. 509, § 7 a, for Wages read Wagers.

P. 516, 1. 28, for him in read him, is.

P. 527, note 6, 1. 1, for 145 read 124.

P. 529, 1. 4, for pawnor read pawnee: 1. 8, for or read on.

P. 552, notes, col. 1, 1. 8, transfer 'companies' to line 10, after '75-'

P. 552, notes, col. 2, l. 12, for expl. read excep.

P. 560, notes, col. 1, lines 1-3.

beginning of note 3, p. 561.

That... 480' should be transferred to the

P. 560, notes, col. 1, lines 10-14, 'As....83' should be transferred to p. 559 and inserted in note 3, line 11, after '33.'

P. 588, note I, 1. 1, for uit read suit.

P. 955, notes, col. 2, 1. 3, for Balmarino read Balmanno.

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