RIGHTS AND WRONGS — (continued). bailors and bailees generally, 227. 3. Relations of life in respect of employment, 234. carriers, passengers, and owners of luggage, 253. lodging-house keepers and lodgers, 262. IV. Enforcement of private rights, and redress of and pro- preliminary remarks, 264. injuria sine damno, 264. division of rights and wrongs into those founded on responsibility for consequences of tort, 266. 1. Prevention of wrong by a mere personal act, 267. stoppage in transitu, 267. 2. Redress by the act of the parties, 268. (1) redress by act of the injured party, 268. entry, 269. abatement of nuisances, 269. excessive exercise of a limited right, 270. distress for rent, 270. distress for damage feasant, 270. seizing of heriots and things lying in franchise, 272. (2) redress by the joint act of the parties, 272. arbitration, 273. 3. Redress by the operation of law, 274. retainer, 275. remitter, 275. RIGHTS AND WRONGS-(continued). 4. Redress and protection by the Courts, 276. See RULES, ACTION. enumeration and classification of the different courts to the interposition of which the foregoing by action, 279. by other proceedings, 304. operating as judgments, 184. SALE. See VENDORS AND PURCHASERS. SALVAGE, 201. SATISFACTION, accord and, 272. of a bill or note, 175. SEDUCTION, SEPARATION, SEQUESTRATION, 341. SET-OFF, 193. SEWER, unguarded, 7. SHAFTS, unguarded, 7. SHIPOWNERS AND CHARTERERS. registration, 194. shares in a ship and number of registered share- mode of transfer, 195. certificate of sale, 195. mortgages, 195. certificate of mortgage, 196 U SHIPOWNERS AND CHARTERERS (continued). transmission of mortgage, 196. discharge of mortgage, 196. shipper, charterer, freighter, owner, 197. conveyance in a general ship, 198. bill of lading, 198. power to hypothecate, or sell the ship, 200. charges payable by merchant or consignee, 201. general average, 202. bottomry, 202. respondentia, interest, 204. 203. effect of hypothecation, 204. order of payment of loans, 204. SHOPMAN, authority of, to receive money, 245. SLANDER. See LIBEL. scandalum magnatum, 21. vituperation, 21. when the circumstances rebut presumption of malice, 22. imputation of heresy, adultery, or unchastity, 22. words actionable on account of some special damage, 22. words injurious to a man in his profession or business, 22. slanderous imputation in answer to enquiry, 24. malice in ordinary cases, and in the case of privileged communications made in prosecution of crime, 24. liberty of judges and magistrates, 25. interpretation of slanderous expressions, 25. damages, 26. SOLICITOR, STAMP, on bill, draft, or order, to be defaced, 173. presumption as to, 398. STATUTES, 181. STOLEN GOODS, sale of, 115-17. TORTS-(continued). disproportionate injury in return, 5. injuries from negligence or carelessness, 8. action by personal representative of a person killed by II. Injuries affecting corporal liberty. in what wrongful or false imprisonment consists, 10. confining a person of unsound mind, 15. III. Injuries to character and reputation, 16. V. Injuries affecting proprietary rights, 54. ouster, 54. abatement, 54. intrusion, 54. disseisin, 54. deforcement, 55. trespass, 55. nuisances, 56. waste, 60. subtraction, 65. disturbance, 65. 2. in personal property, 67. deprivation of possession, 67. wrongful taking, 67. wrongful detainer, 67. using another's trade marks, 67. TRADE MARKS, using another's, 67. implied warranty as to, 122. |