CONTRIBUTION-Between partners in respect of money borrowed
for partnership purposes. Sedgwick v. Daniell

. 561
COPYHOLD-1. Descent Custom - Evidence of Inference from
entries in court rolls. Muggleton v. Barnett .

. 730
2. Lord of manor Right of sporting Inclosure Act-Construc-
tion-Saving clause-Reservation of manorial rights. Ewart v. Gralum
177

COPYRIGHT Newspaper-Colourable imitation of title-Injunction
---Undertaking as to possible damages. Ingram v. Stiff .

. 1033

CORPORATION (MUNICIPAL)—Liability for negligence of servant.
See Negligence, 4.

COSTS-1. Appeal to House of Lords-Two appeals raising same
point and in same interest-Ambiguity in will--No order as to costs.
Abbott v. Middleton

2. In county court. See County Court, 4.

38

COUNTY COURT-1. Jurisdiction-Action for malicious prosecution
-Prohibition. Hunt v. North Staffordshire Rail, Co.

. 634

2. - Residence of plaintiff—Lodgings taken by plaintiff within
district the day before issue of summons-Prohibition. Massey v. Burton

3.

714

Appeal-Interpleader-Goods claimed against execution
creditor exceeding £20 though execution is for sum less than £20.
Vallance v. Nash.

759

4. Costs-Action against bailiff-Verdict for less than £20-
Repeal of statute-Saving clause-Interpleader. Foster v. Pritchard 477
DAMAGES 1. Measure of-Breach of covenant to keep up premiums
on insurance policies - No evidence of loss to plaintiff — Nominal
damages. National Assurance and Investment Association v. Best
. 719

2. Measure of in action for non-repair of premises after forfeiture
of term by landlord. Daries v. Underwood
. 698

3.

-

Wrongful distress for rent-Value of tenants' fixtures.
Moore v. Drinkwater .

. 882

4. Evidence in reduction of. See Animal, 1.
DEFAMATION-1. Action for libel-Newspaper-Fair comment-
Dealer in antiques-Leaden figures "reported to have been found in
the Thames "__“Recent fabrication "Attempt at deception and
extortion "Privilege-No evidence of malice. Eastwood v. Holmes 920
2.
Libel bona fide and without malice taken from
previous publication which was privileged-Held to justify nominal
damages only. Davis v. Cutbush

3.

1

. 916
No plea of justification-Questions tending to show
plaintiff's previous bad character not admissible in mitigation of
damages. Bracegirdle v. Bailey.

4.

.. 951

Privilege-Evidence of malice-Letters from command-
ing officer of regiment to his immediate superior containing charges
against lieutenant-colonel in command-Conversation with Member of
Parliament as to putting question in House of Commons relative to
charges - Held privileged, but on evidence of personal resentment
against plaintiff on account of other matters, that malice was shown,
taking away privilege. Dickson v. Earl of Wilton

5.

926

Statement in bill of costs-Bill of costs delivered
under Judge's order held not a privileged communication. Bruton v.
Downes
. 961

DISCOVERY-1. Ejectment-Title of defendant-Plaintiff in eject-
ment not entitled to discovery of defendant's title.

Horton v. Bott. 512

Documents not in

2. Production of documents - - Privilege
exclusive possession of defendant-Affidavit as to possession of docu-
ments, sufficiency of. Lazarus v. Mozley

DIVORCE. See Husband and Wife, 1.

1058

EASEMENT -1. Right of support-Prescription-Enjoyment of right
for more than 20 years-Undermining foundations of house-Conten-
. 835
tious enjoyment-Pleading-Misdirection. Rogers v. Taylor

2.

Quare whether independently of prescription, owner of
surface has not right to vertical support of subjacent strata for surface
835
and for all reasonable buildings on it. Rogers v. Taylor

-

960

3. Right of way-Prescription-User for 40 years-Inclosure-
Award-Extinguishment Presumption as to regularity of award.
Holden v. Tilley.
ECCLESIASTICAL LAW-District chapelry-Division of parishes—
Right of clerk of parish church to fees for baptism, marriages and
burials-Action for money had and received. Roberts v. Aulton

624

ELEGIT Sheriff-Poundage-Successive writs. See Sheriff, 3.
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. See Master and Servant, 6, 7.
ESTOPPEL-By conduct-Colourable sale of goods in order to defeat
creditors-Trover for goods-Plaintiff whether precluded from showing
real nature of transaction. Bowes v. Foster

801

EVIDENCE-1. Documentary-Married woman-Deed of assignment
by way of mortgage-Acknowledgment-Ejectment by mortgagee after
husband's death-Invalid deed-Evidence against married woman.
883
Audsley v. Horn .

2. Cheque-Proof of payment-Production of cheque shown
to have been in circulation sufficient. Thompson v. Pitman

3.

918

Letters-Letter allowed to be proved which had been
given to servant to be posted, without any direct evidence that it had
been posted or received. Smith v. Osborn

Osborn

904

Evidence of liability of husband for board and lodging

supplied to wife. Jenner v. Hill

905

Whether date a letter bears is primâ facie its true date,
Butler v. Mountgarret

306

7. Secondary evidence of contents-Notice to produce-
Warrant-Sheriff-Notice to persons who acted as London agents for
sheriff during term of office-Evidence that warrant had been handed
over to agents on sheriff quitting office. Suter v. Burrell .

861

8. Admissibility in general-Information for penalties-Refusal
to allow income tax to tenants-Liability for acts of agent-Admissi-
bility of evidence. R. v. Sheil

Trustee under creditor's deed Claim against for
work done-Acknowledgment by co-trustee-Evidence of ratification.

Admission-Secretary of Company not authorized to
admit receipt of letter to him on behalf of Company. Bruff v. G. N.
Rail. Co.

EVIDENCE-11. Admissibility in general - Conversation between
connexion of a family and some members of the family on subject of
marriage supposed to have taken place in that family, cannot be given
in evidence without previous proof that persons with whom conver-
sation took place are dead. Butler v. Mountgarret

306

12. Controversy in family, though not at moment subject
of suit, constitutes a lis sufficient to render inadmissible letter written
on subject by one member of family to another. Butler v. Mountgarret 306

13. Title-Evidence to explain lease-Evidence of usage-
Where parcels described in old documents by words of general nature
or of doubtful import-Evidence of usage is proper to be received to
show what they comprehend-Question for jury. Lord Waterpark v.
Fenneil

. 317

——— 14. ———— Peerage-Pedigree Copy of plate of arms of Knights
of the Garter in St. George's Chapel, Windsor-Copy of will-Recitals
in recent private Acts of Parliament-Declaration of wife as to state of
husband's family-Book of arms and descents produced from Heralds'
College-Proof of handwriting-Heralds' College record of Royal
warrant of precedence-Inscription on tombstone-Proof of marriage.
Skrewsbury Peerage ..

1

15. Witness-Action on insurance policy-Surgeon called for
plaintiff to whom he had given certificate of serious injury, contra-
dicting it and alleging collusion, allowed to be treated as adverse.
Martin v. Travellers' Insurance Co. .

. 950

16. Expert witness Surveyor Survey of premises by
person employed to give evidence of value on behalf of parish officers-
Liability of solicitor and clerk to parish officers for witness's charges
and expenses. Lee v. Everest..
... 536

— 17. — Cross-examination-Where witness has said nothing in
examination in chief he cannot be cross-examined to discredit him.
Braveyirile v. Вайсу

. . 951

—— 18. ———— ——— A person cannot be cross-examined as to contents
of document not admissible for want of a stamp. Baker v. Dale. 906

EXTENT Sale of lands-Fund in Court-Right to accumulation-
Petition by heir of Crown debtor-25 Geo. III. c. 35. Per v.
I've la Motte
. 709

FALSE IMPRISONMENT-1. Arrest under ca. sa.-Irregular process
-Liability of client for illegal arrest by solicitor-Evidence of authority.
Collett v. Foster ..
. 586

2. Arrest by private person without warrant-Reasonable ground
of suspicion-Resemblance between plaintiff and person who had com-
mitted felony-Primâ facie evidence of identity. Rayner v. German 965
3. Justice of the peace-Remand in custody-Wrongful con-
viction Damages. Greien v. Hall.
. 602

4. Passenger-Imprisonment by captain of ship. See Ship
and Shipping, 2.

FAMILY ARRANGEMENT-Father and son-Settlement-Trust
deed for benefit of father's creditors-Power of sale-Consent to sale-
Power of revocation. Montefiore v. Browne
. 132
FISHERY-Millpond-Claim by lord of manor-Pond originally part
of waste of manor-Inclosure-Evidence - Trespass-Justification-
Ownership of soil-Prescriptive right of fishing in millowner. Clarke v.
Merce

. 946

- 1. Misrepresentation —

FRAUD AND MISREPRESENTATION
Securities executed for purpose of taking up bills-Bills not in hands of
third persons as alleged-Position of supposed holder of bill without
knowledge of fraud. Smith v. Kay

367

— 2. Burden of proof-Where party has practised deception
with view to particular end which has been attained by it, he cannot
be allowed to deny its materiality-Burden of proof that end not so
attained lies on party who used deception. Smith v. Kay
367

3. Sale of leaseholds by auction-Misrepresentation as to rental
of property-Rescission of contract. Wood v. Keep

916

4. Undue influence-Will-Devise to mother of solicitor prepar-
ing will-Knowledge of testatrix-Will made shortly before death by
testatrix in feeble health. Haddock v. Trotman
871

FRAUDS (STATUTE OF)-Memorandum in writing-Reference to
another document-Parol evidence. See Vendor and Purchaser, 1.

GAME-Person having right of shooting over land has no right to
empower keepers to arrest persons trespassing in search of game.
R. v. Wood

942

GRANT-Right of sporting-Interest in realty Licence-Profit
à prendre. Ewart v. Graham

177

HABEAS CORPUS-Rule to show cause why writ should not issue
to bring up prisoner in order that validity of warrant of commitment
may be discussed on showing cause. Ex parte Cross
585

HIGHWAY-1. Repair-Parish bound to repair road must make it
reasonably passable at all times of the year. R. v. Inhabitants of High

Halden

963

2. Stoppage of highway-Inclosure Act, award under-New
roads set out-Presumption of order of justices. Williams v. Eyton. 796

HORSE Sale of Semble that it is not illegal to sell a glandered
horse. Hill v. Balls

. 547

HUSBAND AND WIFE-1. Divorce granted by Scottish Court-
Judicial separation-Domicil-Status of wife living apart from husband.
Dolphin v. Robins

2.

210

Domicil-Probate of will-Execution of power - Quære
as to validity of execution of power valid by law of country of domicil,
but not in compliance with express terms of power. Dolphin v. Robins 210
3. Husband's liability for necessaries supplied to wife-
Wife leaving husband's house-Reasonable apprehension of intention
to place her under improper restraint-Protection order under Matri-
monial Causes Act-Bar to action for necessaries. Tempany v.
Hakewill

4.

936

Evidence of liability of husband for board and lodging
supplied to wife. Jenner v. Hill

-

5.

905

Man allowing woman to call herself by his name-No
cohabitation-Liability for goods supplied to woman-Holding out-
Evidence. Gomme v. Franklin

6. Separate estate-Pledge of separate estate for husband's debt
-Authority to receive dividends-Revocation of authority-Dividend
received after notice of revocation-Sufficiency of notice.
Clerk v.
Laurie

489

68-2

CISE ACCENT - if user-Insurance effected
Vizag 3olicy-Instance against death

117 KLIS ary 17 andent-Proviso that accident
* external or nateral use sperating on person of
crus beli tale ir spinal ay caused by lifting heavy
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V. Travelers
.950

SELE 733-berable interest-Husband residing with
To us asinis læs goods settled to wife's separate use-
THIS POLOS nstratie nterest in goods concealed from his

. 909

SCRATIE
Proposal-Answers to questions-Misrepre-
#232/1 – Each of useized-Ordinary medical attendant--Delirium
... 971

Zasa in polones-Covenant to keep up premiums on policies-
Ivanadees beta lenders and insurers-Breach of covenant-Measure
li lamages 21 old 2500 *owe zad Larest send Association v. Best 719

INSURANCE MARINE - Policy on rice to be declared warranted
Sve o pazar average "-Declaration of interest-Separate valua-
zun di maa bag not simissible under policy. Entwisle v. Ellis. 685
1 Trace policy on salvage-Implied warranty of seaworthi-
. 331
INTERPLEADER - Bill of sale-Property whether intended to
pass 27 assignment-Intention to evade execution. Sutton v. Bath 884
2. Efect of issue-Jus tertii-What title claimant must show.
. . 473

County court-Appeal-Jurisdiction. See County Court, 3.