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

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

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

CAUSATION,

doctrine of, applied to negligence
applied to contributory negligence

CHILD,

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

COLLISION

by vehicles in mutual fault

COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE,

what is ..

doctrine prevails in Illinois and Georgia

CONDITION,

distinguished from cause

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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. Sale of chattel

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Donald v. Suckling, leading case.

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historical aspects of the subject

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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
disposal of part of chattel . .

owner allowing another to sell his goods

surpassing authority to sell

pledging of goods without authority

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appropriating an article held in bailment to different use from

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refusal on ground that defendant is not satisfied that plaintiff

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distinction between trespass and trover

changing form of goods

CORPORATION,

liable for authorized deceit of agents

misrepresentations made before incorporation
directors of, their relation to the other officers
COTENANTS,

when guilty of trespass towards each other
when guilty of conversion towards cach other

CUSTOMERS,

injured on defendant's premises

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704-706

DAMAGE,

D.

must be proved in deceit

so in slander of title.

so in slander

not in libel

in conspiracy

in malicious prosecution

when special damage must be proved
mitigation of damages in seduction
entry on land without, actionable
measure of in trover

use of water of stream.

DANGEROUS ANIMALS AND WORKS,

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

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originally included detinue, and could be brought for goods.

DECEIT,

Pasley v. Freeman, leading case.

historical aspects of actions of deceit

knowledge of falsity . .

honesty of statement not always a defence

statement of one's own knowledge

facts peculiarly within one's own knowledge

warranty of authority to act for another

result of cases

indemnification for act done under defendant's authority

fraudulent representations of agents

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

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EDITORS,

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(See SUPPORT OF GROUND AND BUILDINGS; WATER.)

487

504, 505

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

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

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

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