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EXECUTORS AND

TRATORS.

ADMINIS-

See also Conflict of Laws (Intestate

Succession); Constitutional Law;

Descent and Distribution.

Appointment and tenure of office :

Administration of estate of living

person.

572

Situs of judgment debt to support

appointment.

326

Title: Nature under appointment by

will.

Administration: Situs of judgment

debts.

501

326

Rights, powers and duties: Right

to recover for death when relatives

have a cause of action.

Right to trust fund held by deceased

executor.

416

151

Proceedings by or against: Powers

before issue of letters.

417

336

Recovery of money transferred by tes-
tator under contract.

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INDICTMENT AND INFORMA-

TION.

Property of wife after husband's in-

sanity.

416

Liability in tort: Defective condition

of real property.

330

238

See also Contempt; Unfair Competi

tion.

Nature and scope of remedy: Re-

cent extension and its dangers. 157

Acts restrained: Advertising in a

public park.

39-40

Collection of penalties under alleged

unconstitutional statute.

238

Infant's breach of contract. 64, 72

Infringement of trade-mark. 620-621

Infringement of unused patent.

336

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638, 653
Material damage only in connection
with other independent wrong.

50-52

Numerous suits in justices' courts. 325

Police restrained from remaining on

premises.

Public officers.

Publication of unpublished writings
or use of trade secret.
Several independent persons causing
actual damage without legal injury.
46-55
Sale of stock by one corporation to
another.
495

Sending circulars and proxy forms by

directors of corporations. 572, 328

Telephone company's discontinuing

service.

242

Trespass in foreign jurisdiction. 329
Wrongful sale by vendee of chattels.

INSANE PERSONS.

Property and conveyances: Con-

veyances avoided.

419

335

Forbidding interstate transportation

of products of child labor.

Liabilities of employer to employees.

481, 499, 651

Control by Congress: Act forbid-

ding employers to discriminate

against members of labor unions.

499

Discrimination under Elkins Act.

635, 647

Federal Employers' Liability Act.

481, 499, 651

Limits of congressional power to reg-
ulate rates.
127-129, 133

State jurisdiction to hold unreason-

able charges posted under Act of

1887.

576

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De facto judge: collateral attack. 496

JUDGMENTS.

See also Appeal and Error; Conflict of

Laws.

Setting aside and vacating judg

Equitable relief: Right of defrauded

judgment debtor against bona fide

payee of judgment proceeds. 236

Collateral attack: Fraud in obtain-

ing jurisdiction of necessary party.

239

Operation against third parties:
Validity of prospective judgment
pendente lite against third party.
488, 500

Satisfaction: Effect of new promise

and part payment on barred judg-

ment.

421

Foreign judgments: See under Con-

See Conflict of Laws; Courts; Equity;

Federal Courts; Judgments.

ments: Application to court for JURISPRUDENCE.

relief no bar to objection of lack of

jurisdiction.

See History of the Law.

150

Abatement: Judgment for fine abated

by death.

JURY.

649

See under Law and Fact.

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Repair and use of the premises :
Liability of lessor for negligence of
lessee.
LARCENY.

334

Larceny by trick: Agent who has so
obtained goods passing good title
under Factors' Act.

LAW AND FACT.

422

Provinces of court and jury: Proof

of foreign law to be made to court.

575

LEASES.

See Landlord and Tenant.
LEGACIES AND DEVISES.

See also Charities and Trusts for Chari-
table Uses; Conflict of Laws; Con-
structive Trusts; Descent and Dis-
tribution; Executors and Adminis
trators; Perpetuities; Powers; Tax-
ation; Trusts; Vested, Contingent,
and Future Interests.
Particular instances of construc-
tion: Direction to purchase annu-
ity creating vested legacy. 331
Void or voidable bequests and de-
vises: Effect of lapse on execu-
tory gifts otherwise illegal.
483, 499

Bequest and devise to corporation

in excess of charter limitations.

561, 573

Ademption: Change accomplished by

operation of law.

239

Privileged communications: Dicta-

tion to stenographer and transmis-

sion by cable.

500

Malice in fair comment.

152