INDEX TO THE NOTES. Administrators and Executors, forcible entry, whether and when may Bills of Exchange, Foreign, acceptor of, contract of, is different from conflict of laws respecting, general rules controlling, 871. demand and protest, whether governed by the law of the place dishonor, necessity for notice of, by what law controlled, 878. include bills drawn in one state payable in another, 874, 875. notice of dishonor, what law controls time, manner and sufficiency obligation of the drawer and indorser of, 871. place of performance, whether is the place where the contract is protest of, whether controlled by the law of the place where what are, 874. Contracts, contingent for lobbying, 729. for lobbying, when illegal and when valid, 726, 727. must be lawful, 727. conflict of laws respecting, general rules controlling, 871. pledgee of, care which must exercise, 203, 205. pledgee of, conversion of by sales, what amounts to, 201. pledgee of, demand and notice before sale by, 201. pledgee of, demand for payment, and notice of sale, what con- pledgee of, dividends, right of to receive, 197. pledgee of, foreclosure by, 205. pledgee of, interest of therein, 195. pledgee of, liability of for assessments, 199. Corporate Stock, pledgee of, liability of for debts of the corporation, pledgee of, liability of for debts of the corporation, statutes ex- empting from, 200. pledgee of, liability of for debts of corporation, whether termin- ated by transfers, 198, 199. pledgee of, liability of for taxation, 200. pledgee of, limitations, statutes of, effect of upon rights and reme- pledgee of, obligation of to proceed with sales, 204, 205. pledgee of, remedies of, 200-205. pledgee of, right of to inspect the books of the corporation, 196. pledgee of, right of to sell the stock, 201. pledgee of, right of to vote at corporate elections, 196. pledgee of, sales by without notice, 201. pledgee of, suits by in equity to prevent misappropriation of pledgee of, suits in equity to restrain from voting, 196. trial, applause, failure to warn jury after, 511, 512. trial, duty of court when spectators applaud or show approval or trial, manifestations of grief or emotion by spectators, 515, 516. trial, misconduct or applause of spectators, duty to object to, and trial, prejudice to the defendant, when presumed from miscon- trial, remarks of spectators at, when warrant the granting of a trial, spectators, improper remarks of at, when sufficient ground Criminal Trials, discretion of the judge presiding at, 807, 808. prejudice presumed from improper arguments to the jury, 809. 809. prosecuting attorneys, arguments, latitude allowed in, 807, 808. Criminal Trials, prosecuting attorneys, prejudice occasioned by in witnesses, refusal of to testify is not evidence of the guilt of the person on trial, 809, 810. Definition of betting, 694. of gaming or gambling, 694. Forcible Detainer, after a peaceable entry, 401. claim of title in good faith as a defense, 406, 407. definitions of, 372, 402. demand for possession, necessity for, 402, 403. force or menace required to support, 400. good faith of party entering, statutes making material, 401, 402. justices of the peace, disputed questions which prevent mainte- nance of the action before, 408. refusal to yield possession, whether amounts to, 399. regaining possession taken by forcible entry, when does not sup- port proceeding for, 400. resistance necessary to support proceeding for, 401. statutes controlling proceedings under, 407, 408. statutes defining, 399, 400. statutes making force not essential to, 399. title, evidence of in proceedings for, 406, 407. title, color of, when material, 408. unlawful entry, when supports proceeding for, 408. See Forcible Entry. Forcible Entry, abatement, matters of, whether pleadable as defenses administrators and executors, whether and when may maintain agents or employé cannot maintain proceedings for, 373. agents and persons holding possession for others, when guilty of, 378. assignees of persons dispossessed, whether may maintain proceed- contracts of purchase as defenses to proceedings for, 412. corporations may be guilty of, 378. corporations may maintain proceedings for, 373. defenses, affirmative in proceedings for, 405. defenses to proceedings for, 404. easements, person entitled to, whether may maintain proceeding for, 376. easements, property used in connection with may be the subject Forcible Entry, ejectment is not a substitute for, 371. ejectment, statutes providing for converting proceeding into ac- entry, mere trespass does not always constitute, 392, 393. entry, test to determine whether it is forcible, 393, 394. entry, when becomes complete, 393, 397. equitable defenses in proceedings for, 411, 412. estoppel, defense of in proceedings for, 411. evidence of title, for what purpose admissible in proceedings for, ferries, whether subject to, 382. force, breaches of the peace which amount to, 396. force, definitions of given by statute, 391, 392. force, illustration of acts amounting to, 394. force, illustration of acts not amounting to, 397, 398. force in the entry, when not indispensable, 391. force, necessity of to support action, 391, 392. force, resistance, whether necessary, 396. force, taking possession by is unlawful, 390. force, tearing down or constructing fences as evidence of, 396. force, what amounts to, 390, 391, 394. force, words and language as affecting the question of, 394, 395. grantees and other purchasers, when may maintain proceedings grantors and assignees, whether and when may maintain proceed- heirs and devisees, whether and when may maintain proceedings intimidation sufficient to support, 396. issues triable in relation to title, 407, 408. justification for based on title, 405, 409. justification of under process, 380. joinder of defendants in proceedings for, 381. joinder or severance in prosecutions for, 376, 377. lease, invalidity as a defense in proceedings for, 411. lessees, whether and when may maintain proceedings for, 376. lessors, when may maintain proceedings for, 374. limitation and prescription as defenses to proceedings for, 413. lodgers cannot maintain proceedings for, 373. married woman, when may be adjudged guilty of, 377. married woman, when maintain proceeding for, 372. married women as parties defendant in prosecutions for, 377. Forcible Entry, notice and demand for possession, by and to whom must be given, 403. notice and demand for possession, form of, 404. notice and demand for possession, may be oral, 404. notice and demand for possession, necessity for, 402, 403. notice and demand for possession, time for which must be given, object of statutes relating to actions for, 371. parties defendant in proceedings for, 377. parties plaintiff in proceedings for, 372. personal property is not subject to proceedings for, 381. possession, abandonment of, 389. possession by agent, when will support action by him for, 373. possession, constructive is not sufficient to sustain proceeding possession, cultivation sufficient to maintain, 387. possession, continuance of in the absence of the possessor, 383. possession, inclosure sufficient to constitute, 387. possession, force, taking of by is unlawful, 390. possession, illustration of acts not sufficient to constitute, 388. possession maintained by servants and agents, 387. possession of part, when deemed possession of the whole, 388. possession, peaceable does not necessarily follow when it is taken possession, peaceable, what is not, 385. possession, prior of the defendant as a defense in proceedings possession, residence on property is not essential to, 387. possession, scrambling or incomplete, what amounts to, 384. possession, scrambling or incomplete will not sustain proceeding for, 384. possession, statutes making right of sufficient to sustain proceed- possession, temporary, when not sufficient, 393. possession, when becomes peaceable, 398. public domain, proceedings for, including property which is a public officers and persons placed in possession by them, when |