ADJOINING LANDOWNERS.

Party walls-acquiescence in unauthorized construction. Fowler v. Koehler (D. C.), 1161.
contribution toward cost-liability for use of party wall in absence of agreement to
contribute. Fowler v. Koehler (D. C.), 1161.
Annotated

methods of establishment. Fowler v. Koehler (D. C.), 1161.

ADMINISTRATORS.

See Executors and Administrators.

ADMISSIONS AND DECLARATIONS.

Deeds-declarations of grantor as to delivery-admissibility. Williams v. Kidd (Cal.), 703.
Annotated
Homicide declarations of accused before and after homicide-admissibility in evidence.
Brindley v. State (Ala.), 177.

declarations of coconspirator after homicide-admissibility in evidence. Brindley v.
State (Ala.), 177.
Master and servant-installation of safety devices after accident-admissibility of fact in evi-
dence. Cameron v. Pacific Lime, etc. Co. (Ore.), 769.

repairs or changes subsequent to accident-admissibility of fact in evidence. Korab
v. Chicago, etc. R. Co. (Iowa), 637.
Pleading motion for judgment on pleadings-effect as admission of contents of pleading of
opposite party. Yancey v. Boyce (N. Dak.), 258.

ADULTERY.

Annotated

Defenses connivance by injured spouse. State v. Ayles (Ore.), 738.
Elements of offense-necessity of joint criminal intent State v. Ayles (Ore.), 738.
Indictment allegation of prosecution by injured spouse. State v. Ayles (Ore.), 738.

ADVERSE POSSESSION.

See Prescription.

AFFIDAVIT OF PREJUDICE.

See Judges.

AFTER-ACQUIRED TITLE.

See Deeds.

AGENCY.

Evidence to show relation-sufficiency. Rosenberg v. Dahl (Ky.), 1110.

Sale of land by person not broker-measure of compensation. Morehouse v. Shepard (Mich.),
305.
Annotated

See also Foreign Corporations.

AGREED FACTS.

See Trial.

ALIBI.

Use of word "alibi” in civil case-propriety. Watson v. Adams (Ala.), 565.

ALIENS.

Marriage of woman citizen to alien-effect. Mackenzie v. Hare (U. S.), 645.

ALIMONY.

Modification of decree-power of court-past due instalments. Bolton v. Bolton (N. J.), 938.

ALLOWANCE.

See Workmen's Compensation Act.

AMENDMENTS.

Beneficial associations-amendment of by-laws-effect on existing contracts. Ledy v. Nation-
al Council (Minn.), 486.

Indictment-amendment of indictment- prejudice to accused. State v. Foxton (Iowa), 727.
Municipal corporations-claim against municipality-right to amend. Wagner v. City of
Seattle (Wash.), 720.

Pleading action on note-subsequent loss of note-necessity for amendment of pleadings.
Austin v. Calloway (W. Va.), 112.

AMENDMENTS — Continued.

Pleading amendment during trial-amendment without terms. Gist v. Johnson-Carey Co.
(Wis.), 460.

amendment during trial-discretion of court. Gist v. Johnson-Carey Co. (Wis.), 460.
amendment during trial-necessity of reimpaneling jury. Gist v. Johnson-Carey Co.
(Wis.), 460.

amendment stating new cause of action-limitation of actions. Age-Herald Pub. Co.
v. Waterman (Ala.), 900; Philadelphia, etc. R. Co. v. Galta (Del.), 1227.

900.

complaint for libel-proper amendment. Age-Herald Pub. Co. v. Waterman (Ala.),

power of court to permit. Philadelphia, etc. R. Co. v. Gatta (Del.), 1227.
Record-amendment of record on appeal after decision. Myers v. Saltry (Ky.), 1134.
Statutes-amendment of statute-construction-legislative intent. Worthington v. District
Court (Nev.), 1097.

amendment of statute-effect as repeal. Worthington v. District Court (Nev.), 1097.

ANCESTOR.

See Descent and Distribution.

ANIMALS.

Dogs-power of municipality to license dogs. McPhail v. Denver (Colo.), 1143.

Footprints-admissibility in criminal case of evidence respecting footprints of animal. Brind-
ley v. State (Ala.), 177.
Runaway horse-liability of owner for resulting injuries. Rosenberg v. Dahl (Ky.), 1110.
Annotated

See also Fire Insurance.

ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE.

See Marriage.

ANSWER.

See Equity.

ANTE MORTEM STATEMENTS.

See Evidence.

ANTENUPTIAL AGREEMENTS.

Antenuptial agreement to live with husband's parents-validity. Marshak v. Marshak (Ark.),
206.

Legal meaning of "any."

Cole v. Sloss-Sheffield Steel, etc. Co. (Ala.), 99.
State v. Sanders (La.), 105.

Annotated

Annotated

Annotated

Legal meaning of "any other purpose." Schmidt v. State (Wis.), 107.

APPEAL AND ERROR.

Appealable judgments and orders-judgment of juvenile court. Stoker v. Gowans (Utah),

1025.

Annotated

order in eminent domain proceeding. Denver, etc. R. Co. v. Mills (Colo.), 985.
order of intermediate appellate court annulling order of public service commission.
People v. McCall (N. Y.), 1042.

Bill of exceptions-establishment after death of judge. Brindley v. State (Ala.), 177.
necessity. Florida East Coast R. Co. v. Carter (Fla.), 1299.

Costs on appeal-eminent domain proceeding-liability of landowner for costs. Music v.
Big Sandy, etc. R. Co. (Ky.), 689.

Disposition of cause-cure of error by remittitur. Van Boskerck v. Torbert (U. S.), 171.
Examination of case-allowance of damages in eminent domain proceeding. Brack v. Balti-
more (Md.), 880.

evidence not in record-pleadings as supporting judgment. Myers v. Saltry (Ky.),

1134.

exception-necessity-denial of new trial. Philadelphia, etc. R. Co. v. Gatta (Del.),
1227; Henry v. Spitler (Fla.), 1267.

exclusion of evidence-failure to make offer of proof. Brindley v. State (Ala.), 177.
exercise of discretion by trial court-order on motion for new trial. Philadelphia,
etc. R. Co. v. Gatta (Del.), 1227.

exercise of discretion by trial court-stay pending appeal. Crownfield v. Phillips
(Md.), 991.

Ann. Cas. 1916E.-83.

Examination of case-findings in proceeding under workmen's compensation act. Estate of
Beckwith v. Spooner (Mich.), 886.

741.

immaterial finding supported by evidence.-Gist v. Johnson-Carey Co. (Wis.), 460.
instructions-specific objection to instruction necessary. Josephs v. Briant (Ark.),

issue as to occurrence at trial-procedure. Barber v. Morgan (Conn.), 102.
judgment of dismissal for insufficiency of evidence. Lalor v. City of New York
(N. Y.), 572.

objection not raised below-admission of evidence. Brindley v. State (Ala.), 177;
Myers v. Bender (Mont.), 245.

objection not raised below-insufficient withdrawal of evidence. Watson v. Adams
(Ala.), 565.

question not considered and determined below. Richardson v. Flower (Pa.), 1088.
theory of case on trial. Barber v. Morgan (Conn.), 102.

questions reviewed-effect of agreement of counsel. Jennings v. Idaho R. etc. Co.
(Idaho), 359.

validity of statute creating public service commissions. Winnipeg Electric R. Co.
v. Winnipeg (Can.), 181.

verdict supported by evidence. Gist v. Johnson-Carey Co. (Wis.), 460; Music v.
Big Sandy, etc. R. Co. (Ky.), 689.

Harmless error-admission of evidence. Brindley v. State (Ala.), 177; Korab v. Chicago,
etc. R. Co. (Iowa), 637; Williams v. Kidd (Cal.), 703.

amendment of notice of claim against municipality. Wagner v. Seattle (Wash.), 720.
argument of counsel. Chicago, etc. R. Co. v. Gunn (Ark.), 648.

cure by instruction-duty of requesting. Watson v. Adams (Ala.), 565.

instruction-cure by verdict. Morehouse v. Shepard (Mich.), 305.

instruction-failure to state undisputed fact. State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.

instruction-form of verdict. State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.

instruction-instruction unduly favorable to accused. State v. Ayles (Ore.), 738.
instruction-oral instruction. Josephs v. Briant (Ark.), 741.

rulings as to pleadings. Age-Herald Pub. Co. v. Waterman (Ala.) 900.

Law of case-decision on former appeal. In re Application of State (Okla.), 399; Korab
v. Chicago, etc. R. Co. (Iowa), 637.

Notice of appeal-statement in notice as surplusage. Matter of Heinsheimer (N. Y.), 384.
Prejudicial error-general remark by court-error not cured. Watson v. Adams (Ala.), 565.
Presumptions on appeal-evidence not in record-presumption in favor of judgment. Myers
v. Saltry (Ky.), 1134.

failure of pleading to state whether contract oral or written presumption in favor
of judgment. Myers v. Saltry (Ky.), 1134.

finding on issue not submitted. Rowlands v. Chicago, etc. R. Co. (Wis.), 714.
presumption in favor of rulings of trial court. Henry v. Spitler (Fla.), 1267.
Record-amendment of record after decision. Myers v. Saltry (Ky.), 1134.

Reversible error errors held to constitute ground for reversal. Florida East Coast R. Co.
v. Carter (Fla.), 1299.

Right to appeal-action for penalty for violation of intoxicating liquor statute. Common-
wealth v. American Express Co. (Ky.), 875.
Annotated

right purely statutory. Commonwealth v. American Express Co. (Ky.), 875.
See also Appearance; Public Service Commissions.

APPEARANCE.

General appearance-writ of error as generai appearance. Henry v. Spitler (Fla.), 1267.
Special appearance-waiver by pleading to merits. Henry v. Spitler (Fla.), 1267. Annotated
What constitutes appearance-petition for removal of cause. State v. American Surety Co.
(Idaho), 209.

APPLIANCES.

See Carriers of Passengers.

APPRAISEMENT.

See Executors and Administrators.

ARGUMENT OF COUNSEL.

Improper argument-rebuke by court justified. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.), 340.

use of abusive language. Bishop v. State (Tex.), 379.

when harmless. Chicago, etc. R. Co. v. Gunn (Ark.), 648.

Proper argument-statement by prosecuting attorney as to his belief in guilt of accused.
Riggins v. State (Md.), 1117.

See also Appeal and Error.

ARRAIGNMENT.
See Criminal Law.

ASSAULT.

Assault with intent to kill-evidence for jury. State v. Gould (Mo.), 855.

ASSERTION OF CLAIM,

See Libel and Slander.

ASSESSMENT.

See Taxation,

ASSETS.

See Executors and Administrators.

ASSIGNMENTS.

Expectancy assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity. Donough v. Garland
(Ill.), 1238.

Annotated
assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity. Simmons v. Ross (Ill.), 1256.
Annotated

assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity. Stevens v. Stevens (Mich.),

1259.

assignment by prospective heir to stranger-validity.
Car.), 1263.

Annotated
Blackwell v. Harrelson (S.
Annotated

See also Landlord and Tenant.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK.
See Master and Servant.

ATTACHMENT.

Foreign corporation as nonresident within attachment statute. Jennings v. Idaho R. etc.
Co. (Idaho), 359.
Annotated

ATTORNEYS.

Compensation-contingent fee contract-parol evidence to explain. Myers v. Bender (Mont.),

245.

contingent fee contract-construction-value of land recovered. Myers v. Bender
(Mont.), 245.

dismissal of eminent domain proceeding-allowance of attorney's fees. Denver,
etc. R. Co. v. Mills (Colo.), 985.

830.

interest on attorney's fees. Myers v. Bender (Mont.), 245.

Annotated

provision in lease for attorney's fee-amount allowed. Samuels v. Ottinger (Cal.),

Debt of client to attorney-validity of acknowledgment by client of debt barred by limitations.
Lloyd v. Coote & Ball (Eng.), 434.

Lien-extent of lien on judgment. Matter of Heinsheimer (N. Y.), 384.

Annotated
Annotated

Privileged communications-disclosure of name of client. Ex p. McDonough (Cal.), 327.
illegal transaction not privileged. Ex p. McDonough (Cal.), 327.
See also Appearance.

ATTRACTIVE NUISANCES.

See Nuisances.

AUTHORSHIP.

See Letters.

AUTOMOBILES.

Chauffeur-liability of owner to chauffeur for personal injuries. Richardson v. Flower (Pa.),
1088.
Annotated

Collision between automobile and bicycle-admissibility of nonexpert evidence as to speed of
automobile. Hiscock v. Phinney (Wash.), 1044.

manner of collision as question for jury. Hiscock v. Phinney (Wash.), 1044.
Collision between automobile and street car-application of last clear chance doctrine. Nor-
man v. Charlotte Electric R. Co. (N. Car.), 508.
Annotated
contributory negligence of driver of automobile. Norman v. Charlotte Electric R. Co.
(N. Car.), 508.

negligence of street railway. Norman v. Charlotte Electric R. Co. (N. Car.), 508.
Imputed negligence-negligence of driver as imputed to occupant of automobile. Anthony v.
Kiefner (Kan.), 264.

Annotated

Municipal regulation-keeping to right side of street. Hiscock v. Phinney (Wash.), 1044.

Annotated
Annotated

validity of speed ordinance. Kalich v. Knapp (Ore.), 1051.
Pedestrians-contributory negligence as affecting liability for injury by automobile. Deputy
v. Kimmell (W. Va.), 656.

rights and duties of automobile drivers with respect to pedestrians. Deputy v.
Kimmell (W. Va.), 656.

AWARD.

See Eminent Domain.

BANANA PEELS.

See Carriers of Passengers.

BANKS.

Annotated

Bank examiners-action on bond-conditions precedent. State v. American Surety Co.
(Idaho), 209.

action on bond--joinder of defendants. State v. American Surety Co. (Idaho), 209.
liability for breach of duty. State v. American Surety Co. (Idaho), 209. Annotated
Insolvency-receiving deposit when insolvent-proof of authority of cashier. Skarda v.

State (Ark.), 586.

receiving deposit when insolvent-sufficiency of indictment against cashier.
v. State (Ark.), 586.

Skarda

receiving deposit when insolvent-variance as to deposit. Skarda v. State (Ark.),

586.
receiving deposit when insolvent-what constitutes deposit-check on same bank.
Skarda v. State (Ark.), 586.
Annotated

586.

receiving deposit when insolvent-when bank is insolvent. Skarda v. State (Ark.),

BASTARDY.

Corroboration of complainant-necessity. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.), 340.
Cross-examination of complainant-question properly excluded. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.),
340.

Evidence-promise of marriage by defendant. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.), 340.
relation of complainant with others. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.), 340.
reputation of defendant. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.), 340.

Judgment-mode of ascertaining facts. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.), 340.
Nature of proceeding as civil or criminal. State v. Brunette (N. Dak.), 340.
See also Illegitimacy.

BELLIGERENT POWERS.

See International Law.

BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATIONS.

Beneficiaries-validity of designation by will. Armstrong v. Walton (Miss.), 137.

By-laws-amendment-effect on existing contracts. Ledy v. National Council (Minn.), 486.

BENEFITS.

See Eminent Domain.

BICYCLES.

Collision between automobile and bicycle admissibility of nonexpert evidence as to speed of
automobile. Hiscock v. Phinney (Wash.), 1044.

manner of collision as question for jury. Hiscock v. Phinney (Wash.), 1044.

BILL.
See Equity.

BILLS AND NOTES.

Action on note-subsequent loss of note-abatement of action. Austin v. Calloway (W. Va.),
112.

subsequent loss of note-admissibility of secondary evidence. Austin v. Calloway
(W. Va.), 112.

subsequent loss of note-jurisdiction of court. Austin v. Calloway (W. Va.), 112.
subsequent loss of note-necessity for amendment of pleadings. Austin v. Calloway
(W. Va.), 112.

See also Limitation of Actions.