APPOINTMENT, POWER OF.

See Powers.

ASSESSMENT.

See Corporations; Taxation.

ASSIGNMENTS.

Of choses in action, see Choses in Ac-

tion.

ASSOCIATIONS.

See Voluntary Associations.

ASSUMPSIT.

Action based on waiver of tort, see

under Quasi-Contracts.

BAILMENTS.

See also Carriers.

Nature of bailments: Bailments sub-

ject to regulation.

304

History of the law and its present
297-312

status.

Bailor and bailee: Bailor's right

against bailee: nature of right. 298

Liability of shopkeeper for property

of customer.

491

Right of bailee to contract as to tort

liability.

299-312

BANKRUPTCY.

See also Partnership; Receivers.

Jurisdiction of federal courts:

Determination of title to property in

possession of trustee.

570

Preferences: Payment of salary of

officer by insolvent corporation. 492

Previous transfer recorded within four
months of bankruptcy.
645
Rights and liabilities of surety of pre-
ferred creditor.
484, 503
Transfer by broker of stock held on
margin.
411

Rights and duties of a bankrupt :
Failure to obey court order criminal
in nature.

Perjury in examination.

413

571

411

Right before appointment of trustee
enforcible after discharge.
Property passing to trustee : Prop-
erty of bankrupt's debtor. 598-599

Trustee equivalent to judgment cred-

itor or purchaser without notice.

Partner's liability barred by individual

discharge.

BANKS AND BANKING.

See also Bills and Notes (Checks);

Constructive Trusts.

Deposits: Rights of depositor upon

sub-deposit made by depositary

Collections: Drawee's recovery

against agent collecting checks

with forged indorsement.

Insolvency and receivers: Rights

of depositor upon sub-deposit made

by depositary bank. 140, 145, 646

National banks: Federal usury stat

utes as a protection to national and

state banks.

581

See also Doctrine of Price v. Neal.

Purchasers for value without

notice: Conditional credit to

debtor as consideration.

Gambling debts.

232

492

Payment and discharge: Receipt by

payee of invalid payment. 484, 503

Remedies on lost instrument.

566, 571

Defenses: Discharge of surety who is

a joint maker.

646

Failure of indorsee to prove in bank-

ruptcy as a defense to endorser.

502

Failure to tender indemnity bond when

instrument lost.

566, 571

Doctrine of Price v. Neal: Com-

pared with the case of a forged

check.

208-210

Drawee's right to recover payment

of forged check.

145

Statutes: Negotiable Instruments

Law: unauthorized agents' liability.

159

BIOGRAPHY.

See Legal Biography.

Marriage: Creation of charge upon

separate estate determined by law

of situs.

384

Jurisdiction for nullification.

412

Rights in real estate created by foreign

marriage determined by law of situs.

383

Legitimacy and adoption: Legiti-

mation subsequent to birth. 400,

411, 572

Rights in property: Equitable inter-

ests in foreign property. 382-397

Equitable interest in land created by
law of situs everywhere recognized.

386

Rights in land created by foreign con-

tract of marriage governed by law

of situs.

383

Trust valid by law of situs valid

everywhere.

382-383

Validity of transfer of movables deter-

mined by law of situs.

394

Intestate succession: Advancements
set off against entire estate. 493

Situs of judgment debts for purpose

of administration.

326

Testamentary succession: By what

law domicile determined. 226, 233

Effect of Wills Act on will of English

68

woman marrying Scotchman.

Relation between executor and foreign

administrator of deceased. 326

Trust performable outside jurisdiction
of its creation.
647
Validity of trust of movables gov-
erned by law of domicile.
393

What law determines validity of ad-

ministration of trust of movables.

395-396

state.

Effect and performance of con-

tracts: Contract to perform to sat-

isfaction of other party in another

558, 572

Damages recoverable for breach. 67

Rights and obligations of foreign

corporations: Legal status of a

corporation outside state of crea-

tion.

CONSENT.

78

See Conflict of Laws; Physicians and
Surgeons.

CONSPIRACY.

See also Restraint of Trade; Unfair

Competition.

Criminal liability.

Conspiracy to commit crime requiring

plurality of actors.

Of corporation.

62, 68

321, 328

68

Damage to person in his calling.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

See also Aliens; Carriers; Chinese

Exclusion Acts; Conflict of Laws;

Eminent Domain; Extradition;

Federal Courts; Habeas Corpus,

Interstate Commerce; Municipal Cor

porations; Police Power; Taxation.

Making and changing constitu-

tions: Proposed constitutional

amendment that all taxation be uni-

form and none apportioned. 296

Construction, operation, and en-

forcement of constitutions :

Power of Victoria to tax Australian

officer.

494

Statute requiring self-criminating tes-
timony.
61, 76

Statute unconstitutional in part. 495

Separation of powers: Delegation

of legislative powers to boards of

health.

147

Delegation of legislative power to the
executive.
116, 123-125

Judicial powers of the executive. 116,

123-125

157

124

Powers of the judiciary.
Powers of the executive: Delega
tion of details.
Judicial powers of the executive.
116, 118, 123-125

Judicial action reviewable by the

courts.

Quasi-judicial powers.

116-117

119-120

Powers of Congress: taxation:

Constitutionality of income tax.

280-289

Powers of Congress: treaties:
Power to prevent segregation of
races in schools.

337
Powers of Congress: implied pow-