not necessary to demand payment of drawer, 336. how to declare on a bill, 366. where several actions are commenced by holder, upon what of the reference to the master to compute principal and interest, at what time application may be made for this rule, ib. how to proceed after interlocutory judgment, on bill for foreign what must be proved on executing writs of inquiry, ib. evidence-proof against acceptor, 371. against indorser, 373. foreign bill, in case of, protest must be proved, 375. and on inland bills, if stated, 375 n. acceptor, in what case a witness, 375. where payee may prove bill void for want of stamp, ib. how computed, 377. demand, of principal in particular, sufficient, 378. BILL OF LADING: where property passes by indorsement of, 1380. BILL OF SALE: of ship, what valid, 1246. BODY CORPORATE: when extinct, 1178, 9. BONA NOTABILIA, 777. BOND: when a bond is payable, if a day is not mentioned in the con- of bonds, covenants, or promises, to pay money at several days- place of date must be set forth in declaration, 543, 4. of the pleadings to debt on bond, 544. non est factum, ib. how to prove execution, 545. proof of delivery, ib. of the general rule that subscribing witness must be called to of the exceptions to this rule, 546. how to prove deed executed in the East Indies, 548. bond thirty years old may be given in evidence without proof of exception to this rule, 549. what evidence will avoid the bond, 550. of avoiding bonds on the ground of immoral consideration, 551. what restraint the law permits, ib. bond given for the purpose of suppressing a prosecution for obligor may plead matter whether consistent or not with the of considerations illegal by statute :-gaming-sale of offices- bond originally good, cannot be avoided in the hands of a bonâ bond conditioned to perform covenants, 588. how the obligee used to proceed at common law, ib. inconveniences of this mode, ib. of the remedy provided by stat. 8 & 9 W. 3. c. 11., 588. bond debts, where bona notabilia, 780). how paid in a course of administration, 794. replevin bond, condition of, 1198. how construed, 1200. how the breach may be assigned, 1202. penalty of, fixed by stat. 11 G. 2. c. 19. s. 23, 1203. in trover for a bond, not necessary to set forth date, 1412. BOROUGH: exclusive right of trading in, abolished, 1184. BOTTOMRY: definition of, 1050. difference between bottomry and a mere loan, 1051. BOUGHT AND SOLD NOTES: 172, 874, n. book of, where evidence, 874 n. BULL, PAPAL: exemption of tithe by, 1319. BURGESS: enrolment of, by occupancy and payment of rates only, 1178. Where good, 1179. void, 1182. evidence of, 1183. C. CANCELLING: wills, what an effectual cancelling, 890, 901. CANONS: of 1603 not binding on laity proprio vigore, 777 n. definition of, 969. of losses by, ib. insurance against all captures does not include British capture, CARRIER: of common carriers and their responsibility, 397. who are common carriers, ib. how far their liability extends, 398,9. as to losses by fire, 399. by robbery, 400. coach owners not liable for inevitable accident, 401. stat. 11 G. 4. and I W. 4. limiting the responsibility of carriers lien of, 408. of actions against common carriers-must be brought by the same rule holds, in the case of carrier by water, 411. of the declaration, on the custom of the realm, breach of duty, trover will not lie against carrier for mere loss, 415. where trover will lie, 416 n. pleading under new rules, 416. ship-owners liable in respect of freight-of declaring against owners of chartered ship liable, though king's pilot on board, ib. in what cases money may be paid into court, 137, 417. master good witness in action against ship-owner, 417. CASE: where case or trespass is the proper remedy, 435. where case lies, though remedy of a higher nature, 446 n. case lies against sheriff for taking insufficient pledges in reple- case lies for preventing a party from distraining, 690. so for rescuing a distress, ib. against a sheriff for an escape on mesne process, or in execution, for a nusance. disturbance of common, 428. how to declare, ib. disturbance of seat in a pew, 1136. malicious prosecution, 1077. for a rescous of person arrested, 1233. for shooting off a gun to the injury of plaintiff's decoy, 442. CASUAL EJECTOR: judgment against, 730. CAVEAT EMPTOR: where this rule applies, 86, 647 n. CERTIFICATE: of the judge under stat. 22 and 23 Car. 2. to entitle plaintiff to under stat. 8 and 9 W. 3, that there was a reason- able cause for making a person defendant in under stat. 43 Eliz. c. 6. to deprive plaintiff of full game certificate, 907. 914. CHANCERY: bill in, 762. CHAPEL: as to marriage in, 21. see 11 G. 4. & 1 W. 4. c. 18. construction of, 1176. cannot be partial acceptance of, 1177. CHURCH SEAT: action on the case for disturbance of, 1136. is within the meaning of the words "other officer," in stat. CLAUSUM FREGIT: where it lies, 1340. CLUB: liability of members of, 1152. COCKFIGHT: wager on, 1436, 1441. COGNIZANCE: in replevin, nature of, 1214. COMMAND: traversable in replevin or trespass laid transitorily, and now in COMMERCE : illegal, 1002. COMMISSION: of bankrupt, fiat substituted for, 185 n. COMMITTEE OF LUNATIC: cannot bring ejectment, 704. COMMON : right of, defined, 419. of pasture, 421. because of vicinage, 421. in gross, 424. of fishery, 840. of the interest of the owner of the soil, 425. of the statute of Merton and other statutes relating to improve- ment, 426. what right the lord may enclose against, 426, 7. right of common, plea of, 1217. COMMONER: in what case may abate nusance, 427. of action on the case by, 428. how to declare, ib. what injury sufficient to maintain action, ib. how to plead licence from Lord to dig turves, ib. of the ancient remedy for surcharge, 429. of the modern remedy by action on the case, ib. |