INDEX.

ABANDONMENT,

Of child. See CRIMINAL LAW, 5 (1) (h).

ABATEMENT,

Of suit. See CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1 (5) (e).
Of nuisance. See NUISANCE.

ABDUCTION,

Of woman. See CRIMINAL LAW, 5 (1) (e).

ABETTOR. See ACCESSORIES.

ABOMINABLE CRIME. See UNNATURAL CRIME.

ABORTION. See CRIMINAL LAW, 5 (1) (c).

ABSCONDING DEFENDANT,

Arrest of. See CIVIL PROCEDURE, 2 (1); MASTER AND SERVANT, 1 (6);

CRIMINAL LAW, 1 (3) (b).

ABUSIVE LANGUAGE,

Punishable by native Court

In public place, penalty

With trespass

To District Commissioner, in respect of his duties

ACCESSORIES,

Joinder of charges against.

. No. 5 of 1883 (Sc.), r. 3

No. 12 of 1892, s. 137

8. 147
s. 160

No. 5 of 1876, s. 29
No. 9 of 1876 (Sc.), r. 112

Prison officer accessory to breach of prison rules
In Customs offences. See CUSTOMS, 1 (11) (c).
In offences by constabulary. See CONSTABULARY,
Aiding lunatic to escape

Under Foreign Enlistment Ordinance

To breach of telegraph privilege.

In offences against Firearms, &c. Ordinance
To breach of Native Customs Ordinance.

1 (5).

No. 3 of 1888, s. 26

No. 9 of 1888, s. 6

No. 7 of 1889, s. 13

No. 3 of 1892, s. 17

See NATIVE CUSTOMS, (1), (2).

General provisions as to. See CRIMINAL LAW, 2 (4) (b).

of offences by soldiers and sailors. See CRIMINAL LAW, 5 (4)(a).

ACCOMMODATION BILL. See BILL OF EXCHANGE.

ACCOUNTS,

Entries in books of account may be evidence...No. 4 of 1876, Sc. 1, 0.6, г.9
Annexing of papers in action for account. See CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1(3).
Investigation of accounts by referee. See CIVIL PROCEDURE, 4 (8).
Passing of, in administrations by Chief Registrar. See CIVIL PRO-
CEDURE, 6 (2) (g).

Of company, meaning of, in Criminal Code
Falsification of. See FALSIFICATION.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT,

No. 12 of 1892, s. 4

False acknowledgment of judgment, deed, &c. . No. 12 of 1892, s. 361

Registration of probate of will of land. See LAND, 2 (2), (4).
Administration of estates of Africans dying

under foreign contract of service

ADMINISTRATORS AND EXECUTORS,

Actions by or against.

Enforcement of decree against

No. 11 of 1898

.

No. 4 of 1876, Sc. 2, O. 3, r. 1

0.44, rr.

8, 22, 23

Presentment of bill to, for acceptance

for payment

Notice of dishonour of bill may be given to

ADMIRALTY,

Jurisdiction of Vice-Admiralty Court in assessment of salvage. See

WRECKS, 2 (3).

See also ARMY AND NAVY.

ADVOCATE. See BARRISTER.

AFFIDAVIT,

Meaning of term

No. 3 of 1876, s. 8

Provisions as to taking of. See EVIDENCE, 1 (2) (d).
When evidence may be given on. See EVIDENCE, 1 (3).

Filing of, with motion paper. See CIVIL PROCEDURE, 3 (12) (e)
Verification of pleading by.

On application for writ of foreign

attachment

No. 4 of 1876, Sc. 2, O. 25, r. 15

O. 49, r. 3

No. 5 of 1876, s. 15

No. 14 of 1884, s. 11

No. 6 of 1886

For engaging servants or labourers. See MASTER AND SERVANT, 1 (7).
No. 10 of 1894, ss. 25, 26

Signing of bill of exchange by
Notice of dishonour to and by

s. 49

Criminal liability of principal for act of. See MASTER AND SERVANT, 2.

Of document with intent to defraud. See FALSIFICATION; FORGERY.