their relation to each other, and to the owner and third persons. 659, 660
BUILDINGS, SUPPORT OF,

doctrine of passenger's identification with, considered.
CASE, ACTIONS ON THE,

originated under St. of Westm. 2, ch. 24
deceit used as a model for, formerly

CAUSATION,

17, 99, 191, 224, 351, 422, 586

19

doctrine that parent's negligence imputable to, considered.
CLERK OF COURT,

action can be maintained against third person for causing breach 306-328
breaches of, whether damage to third person by, is actionable, . 613–626 |
CONTRACTORS,

not servants

CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE,

323-328, 636, 654-657

(See NEGLIGENCE.)

CONVERSION,

Armory v. Delamirie, leading case.

Finder of goods.

388

.

Bristol v. Burt, leading case. What constitutes conversion

Loeschman v. Machin, leading case.
Donald v. Suckling, leading case.
historical aspects of the subject

possession and property

plaintiff must have possession or right of possession

right of property.

trover against one not in possession

389

Sale of chattel

393

Repledge of pledge

394

420-424

424-428

424

425

425

trover against the owner of the goods

jus tertii

goods found by servant on master's premises

425, 426

426

426, 427

whether there may be a conversion without a right to trover

repledge or sale of pledge

recovery in trover not necessarily the value of the goods

429, 437

429, 430

433-436

disposal of part of chattel.

owner allowing another to sell his goods

surpassing authority to sell

pledging of goods without authority

437, 438

438

438, 439

appropriating an article held in bailment to different use from

refusal on ground that defendant is not satisfied that plaintiff

DANGEROUS ANIMALS AND WORKS,

May v. Burdett, leading case. Keeping fierce animals
injuries by animals

37-39
54
90, 107
90, 107

215
204-206

181, 204, 205

294, 295

371, 379

436, 439

517, 518

478

487-492

DECEIT,

501, 502

504, 505

originally included detinue, and could be brought for goods.

indemnification for act done under defendant's authority

fraudulent representations of agents

20-35

21

21

21

22

22

23

23-35

slander of title

intention to deceive.

acting upon the misrepresentation, i.e., proof of damage

representations concerning solvency

fraudulent use of badge or trade-mark .

DEMAND AND REFUSAL,

when demand necessary to constitute conversion

where demand should be made

35, 36

37-39

39-42

42-59

59-72

444-447

444, 445

446

446

(See SUPPORT OF GROUND AND BUILDINGS; WATER.)

EDITORS,

liability of, for libellous matter in prints under their charge.
ENTICING AWAY,

109-111

Barker v. Braham, leading case. Void ca. sa. sued out by
attorney.

235

West v. Smallwood, leading case. Jurisdiction. Officer's liability

237