his professional status, 130. contracts by, 27-32. Principal and agent: 400-435. their relation a form of employment, 286, capacity of parties, 402. authority how given, 403–408. ratification of agent's act, 405-408. duties of principal, 409. of agent, 409-411. special and general agency, 415. forms of professional agency, 416-419. restriction of authority, 415, 430. delegation of authority, 414. for unnamed principal, 422-424. for agent's non-disclosure, 429. effect of principal's change of status, or Railway company: nature of its offer to carry, 21, 44. how far liable on its time table, 44, 371. of infant's contract, 124, 138, 139. of agent's act, rules respecting, 405-408. assignment of contracts respecting, 308. a form of contract of record, 59. of written instrument, 158, 326. discharges right of action, 383. for breach of contract, 374-389. Renunciation of contract: Representation: a statement in a contract, 179-182. its effect at common law, 179–186. in equity, 186. of intention, 5, 44. of opinion, 184, 205. when actionable if false, 200, 208, 213. not actionable if negligent, 211. of principal by agent, 286, 402. of deceased by executor or administrator, of bankrupt by trustee, 311, 399. when it implies a promise, 115-119, 402. right of, in case of misrepresentation, in case of fraud, 219. Sale: see Statute, Sale of Goods Act. executed and executory, 16, 84, 85, 366– under Infants' Relief Act, 134. how affected by mistake as to party rule of caveat emptor, 170, 171. specific performance of, 378, 379. sale of goods by, 367. Satisfaction: see Accord. payment of a smaller sum for a larger, what satisfaction amounts to a discharge implied warranty of, in contract of ma- Seal: see Contract under seal. what constitutes, 60 n. of corporation, why necessary to its con- Solicitor and client: a relation which may suggest undue in- Specialty: see Contract under seal. of gratuitous promise under seal, 65, 380. of part-performed contract under 29 Car. of contract made under mistake, 172, or under misrepresentation, 164, 188, of contract obtained by fraud, 210. of contracts concerning land, 309, 379. liability for money in his hands, 234, 269. Bankruptcy, 46 & 47 Vict. c. 52., 311, 399. Bills of Exchange, 45 & 46 Vict. c. 61. Bills of Lading, 18 & 19 Vict. c. 111., 296, 304. Common Law Procedure Acts, 15 & 16 as to attesting witnesses, 316. Companies, 30 & 31 Vict. c. 131., 200. 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