(continued) not expired, defence in action for goods sold, 282. in calculating time of, day of sale excluded, id. a defence, though goods fraudulently bought on credit, id. in case of dishonoured bill, vendor may sue immediately, id. taken on wrong stamp, dishonour need not be proved, 28.3. where vendor makes the bill his own by laches or alteration, id. given by banker on bill of exchange, evidence of, 291. effect of, on vesting of the property on sale of goods, 505. where goods sold on, no lien arises, 519. debt due on, good petitioning creditor's debt, 529. CREDITOR: proof of debt by, not sufficient admission to dispense with proof of com- of testator, competent under 25 Geo. 2. c. 6., 98. of insolvent, when competent, 110, 111. who has assigned his debt, competent, 114. CREW: agreements with, when exempt from stamp, 159. a sufficient crew required to render ship sea-worthy, 238. negligence of, no breach of warranty of sea-worthiness, 239. loss by perils of the seas, remotely occasioned by their negligence, is CRIMINAL CASES: admissibility of verdicts in, in civil cases, 136. CRIMINAL CONVERSATION. CRITICISM : See Adultery. fair criticism, a defence under the general issue in action for libel, 381. value of growing crops recoverable under count for goods bargained away-going, custom that lessee shall have, proveable by parol, though agreements on sale of, when exempt from stamp duty, 158. growing, action for excessive distress for seizing, 393. owner of, in exclusive possession, may have trespass q. c. f., 483. as to contents of paper produced under notice, 9. practice as to, in general, 127. See Witness. CROWN: parol evidence to explain grant from, 15. charter or grant from, may be presumed, 23. CUSTODY: quare, if dedication of crown land as a public way can be pre- parol evidence of, admissible to explain written instruments, 15. See immemorial, when presumed, 20. manorial, or of borough corporate, proved by reputation, 28. Hearsay. See CUSTOM-(continued) aliter, where particular, 52. when proveable by custom of other manor or district, &c., 53. customary commoner, when an interested witness, 108. $41. so depositions, 140. of manor, proved by ancient writings, 146. cannot be proved by a general history, 150. for lord of manor to enclose parcels of waste, admissible under traverse CUSTOM-HOUSE: presumption of regularity of proceedings at, 25. CUSTOMS: officer of, when competent witness, 116. evidence in actions against officers of, 572. notice of action, id. prochein amy of infant may give, though not named in record, id. limitation of action, id. plea, 573. special matter may be given in evidence under general issue, id. must have reasonable ground for believing himself within reasonableness of belief a question for jury, 574. D. DAMAGE FEASANT: evidence in replevin, on avowry for taking cattle damage feasant, 458. DAMAGES: right to begin, in action for, 176. how assessed, in case of demurrer to evidence, 181, 182. in assumpsit, by vendee v. vendor of real property, 195. See Vendee. on a warranty, 251. See Horse. for not accepting goods, 266. for not delivering goods, 269. for not replacing stock, id. for goods sold and delivered, 281. interest said to be in nature of, 298. nominal, on plea in abatement, 302. stipulated liquidated damages may be set off, 329. in case for disturbance of common, 342. for defamation, 376. for malicious prosecution, 387. for malicious arrest, 391. for excessive distress, 394. in action of detinue, 411. in action against sheriff for taking plaintiff's goods in execution, 696. for not arresting and for false return, 609. for escape on mesne process, 611. for escape in execution, 614. for taking insufficient pledges in replevin, 616. evidence in mitigation of, in action for goods sold and delivered, 281. breach of warranty or contract, where goods sold at fixed price, 282. latent defect, discovered after time at which vendor agreed not to evidence in mitigation of, in actions by executors and administrators, in action for defamation, 381, 382. See of deed, may be varied by parol evidence, 12, 13. of letter, presumptive evidence of time of writing, 20. of bill of exchange, when material, 66. of enrolment, by clerk of enrolments, conclusive evidence, 74. but mistake in, may be corrected, id. of indorsement must be proved, 210. DEAF AND DUMB: competent witnesses, 103. of party proved to have been alive within seven years, must be proved register of, how proved, 84. See Register. of attesting witness, effect of, 87. DEBT: presumption of satisfaction of, 21. parol admission of, evidence on account stated, 38. variance in statement of record, in action of debt on judgment, 64, 65. on foreign judgment, 145. evidence in action of, on bond, 401. See Bond. DERT (continued) evidence in action of, for rent, 404. See Rent. for double value, 406. See Double Value. for penalties, id. evidence of reputed ownership of, 555, 556. action of, on specialty of ancestor, lies against heir, if named in deed, evidence of, in action against sheriff for not arresting and for false DEBTOR: for escape on mesne process, 610. evidence in action against sheriff for not arresting, 609. DECEIT : case for, 365. effect of plea of Not guilty in case of warranty, id. fraud must be proved, id. how bona fides may be shewn, 366. representation must be in writing, signed by party to be cases within 9 Geo. 4. c. 14., id. misrepresentation of value of property, id. made to third party, id. not embodied in contract, immaterial, if not fraudulent, id. when proof of scienter unnecessary, id. DECLARATIONS: of person in whose possession an instrument has been, where admissible of deceased clerk, entry of letter by, admissible, 10. of dishonour of bill by, 36. of what persons admissible on questions of pedigree, 26. inadmissible post litem motam, 28. of persons, as to public rights, 29. See Hearsay. of parishioners, on question of parish boundary or parochial modus, of deceased corporator, to prove custom, 31. of living persons inadmissible to prove reputation, id. of plaintiff, when admissible for himself, id. of drawer of bill of exchange, to prove want of effects, id. 231. of trader, at time of absenting himself, 31. of bankrupt, to prove the state of his affairs at the time of the trans- of plaintiff, in actions of assault, 31. of wife, in action for crim. con., 32. 463. of third persons, as to character, 32. of persons having no interest to misrepresent, 33. of witnesses at former trial, 34. See Hearsay. of persons speaking against their own interest, id. of persons making entries, &c., in the regular discharge of their of executor abroad inadmissible against party suing as administra- DECLARATIONS — (continued) of assignees of bankrupt, made before appointment, 38. of party for whose benefit plaintiff sues on a.bill, id. of joint-contractor, though not joined in action, id. See Agent. of principal, inadmissible in action against surety, id. of wife, when evidence against husband, 43, 44. when for, 44. 464. of party, as to marriage at the Fleet, King's Bench, or May Fair, ad- as to birth of child, id. of former holder of bill of exchange, when admissible, 227. of payee of note, in letter to maker, contemporaneous with note, admis- of plaintiff's father, when admissible in action on promise of marriage, 254. of deceased clerk, as to delivery of attorney's bill, admissible, 257. of persons named in plea of abatement for non-joinder admissible for of alleged husband, inadmissible for defendant, on plea of coverture by of deceased members of family, to prove infancy, 313. of previous occupier, to defeat claim of way, 347. of coachman, admissible against carrier, 361. of spectators, evidence that picture intended to represent party libelled, of persons averred in special damage to have left off dealing, &c. inad- of deceased tenant, evidence of seisin of lessor, 433. of relative, inadmissible where he can be produced, 434. of husband or wife, inadmissible to prove illegitimacy of son, 435. of testator, admissible to prove forgery of will, 436. so to prove intention of revocation, 438. of deceased occupier, against his interest, admissible to shew possession of persons under whom defendant makes cognizance, whether evidence of defendant's wife admissible to prove confederacy to seduce plaintiff's of owner of land, made after trespass, inadmissible to prove that de- of bankrupt, before bankruptcy, whether admissible to prove trading, 530. admissible to prove intent with which he departed the realm or admissible to prove fraudulent assignment, 542. 605. of sheriff's officer, 603, 604. 617. DECREE: of court of Chancery, how proved, 76. See Chancery. |