ACTS OF CONGRESS.

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Sept. 24, 1789 (Judiciary Act)-1 Stat., 73....21, 36, 37, 38, 64, 124, 161, 162, 181, 194, 195, 272, 295, 326, 336

May 8, 1792-1 Stat., 275.
March 2, 1793-1 Stat., 334.
March 2, 1799-1 Stat., 687.
Feb. 13, 1801-2 Stat., 89.
March 2, 1802-2 Stat., 132.

April 29, 1802-2 Stat., 156.

Feb. 24, 1807-2 Stat., 420, Sec. 5..

March 2, 1833 (Force Bill)-4 Stat., 632.

March 3, 1837-5 Stat., 176.
Feb. 24, 1855-10 Stat., 612.

July 16, 1862-12 Stat., 588.
March 3, 1863-12 Stat., 765.
March 3, 1863-12 Stat., 794.
March 17, 1866-14 Stat., 9..
April 23, 1866-14 Stat., 209.
July 27, 1866-14 Stat., 306..
Feb. 5, 1867-14 Stat., 386.
March 27, 1868-15 Stat., 44.
April 10, 1869-16 Stat., 44.
June 1, 1872-17 Stat., 197.
March 3, 1875-18 Stat., 470..
March 3, 1887 (Tucker Act)-24
March 3, 1887-24 Stat., 552..
Aug. 3, 1888-25 Stat., 433....

.97, 125, 195, 197, 210

Stat., 505.........92, 93

.97, 162, 168, 206, 211

.97, 168, 195, 206, 221

March 3, 1891 (C. C. A. Act)-26 Stat., 826...44,

45, 46,

July 1, 1898 (Bankruptcy Act)-30 Stat., 544.....319, 320,

Trade Mark Act 1905, Secs. 17, 18-33 Stat., 728, 729...321

March 4, 1909 (Copyright Act)-35 Stat., 1084, Sec. 35..177

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March 4, 1909 (Penal Code)-35 Stat., 1088........58, 59,

August 5, 1909-36 Stat., 105..

April 5, 1910-36 Stat., 291.

60, 64, 73

49

.177

50

...

June 18, 1910 (Commerce Court)-36 Stat., 539.
March 3, 1911 (Judicial Code)-36 Stat., 1156....21, 28, 44
Jan. 22, 1912-37 Stat., 54..

Feb. 26, 1913-37 Stat., 683..

March 4, 1913-37 Stat., 866..

March 4, 1913-37 Stat., 1013.

Oct. 22, 1913-38 Stat...

Jan. 29, 1914-38 Stat.,..

.351

82

57

.317

51

.2014

50

Aug. 22, 1914-38 Stat.;.

Oct. 15, 1914 (Clayton Act, Secs. 11, 17)-38 Stat.,.291, 302

24, par. 1.....96, 97, 104, 107, 114, 124, 161, 182, 251

ACTIONS-

INDEX.

(Figures refer to pages.)

See "EVIDENCE;"“PLEADING AND PRACTICE;" "TRIAL;"

"WITNESSES."

to collect penalties imposed by Federal law, civil proceedings,
85.

to enforce forfeitures, civil proceedings, 85.

on bond of contractor for public improvement, 177-178.

ADMIRALTY—

jurisdiction over maritime offenses dependent on statute, 28-29.
federal jurisdiction exclusive, 86.

concurrent remedies in State Courts, 86.

ALIENS-

jurisdiction of suits by or against, 16-17, 149-150.

ALIMONY-

jurisdiction of controversies over, 101-102.

AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY—

when immaterial, 113-114.

what is requisite amount, 114-115.

interest as subject-matter of, 115-116.

what may be counted in calculating, 115 et seq.

may be unliquidated, 117.

amount of claim, not of verdict, determines, where claim unli-

quidated, 117-118, 120.

limitation upon rule, 118-119.

determination of, where claim is liquidated, 119-120.

sufficiency of, as affected by defense apparent on pleadings, 120-

121.

imposition of costs where less than $500 recovered, 121.

in suit for injunction, 121-122.

uniting claims to effect, 122-123.

with reference to joint and several claims, 122-123.

claim of assignee of several payees, 185-186.

ANCILLIARY JURISDICTION—

under creditors' bill, 234-235, 242-243.

dependent upon possession of RES, 235-242.

injunction against proceedings in state court, 243-247.
ancillary receiverships, 247-250.