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with the opinion of this court, 59 Minn. 332, 61 N. W. 324. The present appeal was from a judgment entered, in pursuance of the order of Jamison, J., in accordance with the mandate and opinion of the supreme court, and adjudging and decreeing that plaintiff was the owner of 352 shares of the capital stock of defendant company, and that defendant issue to plaintiff new, regular and marketable stock certificates for 352 shares of its capital stock and deliver the same to the clerk of said court on or before March 1, 1895, for plaintiff; and in default thereof, that plaintiff have judgment for the value of said stock and such further and other damages as he might show himself entitled to upon application to said court. Affirmed.

C. M. Ferguson, George H. Fearons and Rush Taggart, for appellant.

Jonas Guilford, for respondent.

START, C. J. This is an appeal from the judgment of the district court of Hennepin county. For the reasons stated by this court in its decision upon a former appeal herein, and reported in 59 Minn. 332, 61 N. W. 324, the judgment is affirmed.

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INDEX.

ABATEMENT. See "Replevin," 256.

ACCIDENT AND SURPRISE. See "Practice," 528.

ACCORD AND SATISFACTION. See "Payment," 214.

ACTION. See "Agricultural Society," 175; "Banks and Banking," 152: "Con-
tract," 436; "Corporation," 374; "Deceit," 146, 265; "Husband and
Wife," 348; "Judgment," 160, 271; "Negligence," 175; "Nuisance," 42;
"Receiver," 46; "Replevin," 256; "Sale," 90; "Slander and Libel," 420,
426; "Statute of Limitations," 132.

ADMISSION. See "Appeal," 258; "Criminal Law," 474; "Partnership," 193.
ADVERSE CLAIMS TO REAL PROPERTY.

In an action to determine an adverse claim to vacant land, plaintiff is
not entitled to judgment on the pleadings where the answer denies his title,
though it does not show that defendant had an interest (overruling Dono-
hue v. Ladd, 31 Minn. 244).

-Wheeler v. Winnebago Paper Mills...

ADVERSE POSSESSION. See "Possession," 229, 310.

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

429

In an action against the State Agricultural Society, the complaint did
not show that defendant was such a public corporation as was exempt
from liability to persons injured by its negligence.

-Lane v. Minnesota S. Agric. Society....

AMENDMENT. See "Judgment," 498; "Pleading," 46, 315, 420.

ANIMAL. See "Negligence," 175.

175

ANNUITY, SAFE-DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY. See "Corporation,"
501.

ANSWER. See "Adverse Claims to Real Property," 429; "Mortgage," 405.
APPEAL.

Where an order overruling a demurrer was reversed, but the demurrer,
though technically well taken, was unnecessary, no statutory costs were
allowed.

-Topping v. Clay...........

3

The finding of the court that a stipulation had been complied with, where
the affidavits were conflicting, sustained.

-Robinson v. Smith...

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APPEAL--Continued.

On appeal in a capital case, stay of execution should be granted until the
appeal can be determined, in case of reasonable doubt as to its merits.

-State v. Hayward.....

... 114

Where, on appeal, an order overruling a demurrer was reversed, but, on
argument, appellant admitted facts which entitled plaintiff to recover, no
statutory costs were allowed.

-Marine Nat. Bank v. Humphreys.....

... 141

Where certain of the findings of fact were not sustained by the evidence,
the judgment was reversed and the case remanded for a new trial on the
issues covered by the erroneous findings.

-McKinnon v. Palen......

... 188

Where the record did not show the contents of a page of a directory
admitted in evidence, the question of its admissibility could not be con-
sidered.

-Boosalis v. Stevenson..

... 193

An appeal from an order denying a motion for a new trial will be dis-
missed, when the record fails to show such order.

-Granite S. B. & T. Co. v. Weinberg....

.... 202

In the absence of the evidence and proceedings on trial, it will be pre-
sumed that the issues on which the court found, though not within the
pleadings, were voluntarily litigated.

-Yorks v. City of St. Paul......

... 250

Where, on plaintiff's admissions of fact and law at the trial, judgment
was properly ordered for defendant, plaintiff could not, on appeal, be heard
to say that the court erred.

-Moquist v. Chapel.....

An order appointing a receiver in a foreclosure suit is appealable.
-State v. Egan....

258

... 280

On such appeal it is the duty of the judge to certify a proper statement
of the proceedings.

-State v. Egan.....

280

Assignments of error not urged in the points and authorities cannot be
considered.

-Minneapolis, St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry. Co. v. Firemen's I. Co.... 315
Error in reference to an immaterial finding is without prejudice.
-Thompson v. Crosby...

324

Order granting a new trial, because the verdict was not sustained by
the evidence, affirmed.

-Heim v. Chapel....

338

Where the result of the litigation would not settle the only question of
importance in controversy, the order appealed from was reversed without
statutory costs.

-Nally v. Maley.....

... 372

An order permitting creditors of an insolvent to share in his estate with-
out filing releases is appealable.

-Ekberg v. Schloss....

See "Estates of Decedents," 321.

427

ASSESSMENT. See "Insurance (Fire)," 169.

ASSESSMENT FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS. See "Judgment," 271;
"Municipal Corporation,” 18, 232.

ASSIGNMENT. See "Judgment," 1.

ASSIGNMENT FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS. See "Corporation,” 501;
"Insolvency," 158.

ASSIGNMENTS OF ERROR. See "Appeal," 315.

ASSOCIATION. See "Building and Loan Association," 122; "Insurance
(Life)," 366.

ATTACHMENT. See "Logs," 528.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. See "Judgment," 94.

AUSTIN (CITY OF). See "Counties and County Officers," 397.

BANKS AND BANKING.

Under G. S. 1894, § 2501, the liability of a stockholder of a bank who
has transferred his shares is limited to debts created before the transfer.
-Harper v. Carroll.....
.... 152

An action to enforce such liability may be brought by a creditor in behalf
of himself and all other creditors against all stockholders liable to any
creditor.

-Harper v. Carroll....

152

As to when the six years statute of limitations begins to run.
-Harper v. Carroll.....

152

See "Corporation,” 501; “Criminal Law," 7, 540; “Estates of Decedents,”
408; "Usury," 295.

BILL OF LADING. See "Carrier," 288.

BILL OF PARTICULARS. See "Criminal Law," 7.

BOND.

Payment of the price under a building contract sooner than its terms
required was sufficient consideration for a bond of indemnity against me-
chanics' liens.

-Reed v. McGregor.....

See "Mortgage," 298; "Pleading," 46; "Principal and Surety," 94.
BOOKS OF ACCOUNT. See "Evidence," 193; "Insolvency," 427.
BRIDGES. See "Counties and County Officers," 397; "Railway," 450.
BUILDING. See "Negligence,” 85.

BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

94

Where the by-laws of a mutual building and loan association were am-
biguous, the practical construction given to them by the association and
its members held to control contracts between it and them.
-McDonough v. Hennepin Co. C. B. & L. Assn...
Hughes v. Same....

122

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