INDEX.

[For index to notes see page 629.]

Head-note references are to pages.

Cross-references are to subjects; and the number of the note is added in parenthesis, unless the reference is to all.

ACCEPTANCE-See HIGHWAYS (2).

ACCOMPLICE-See CRIMINAL LAW (5).

ACCOUNTING-See TRUSTS AND TRUSTEES (3, 4); WILL.

ACTION.

ASSUMPSIT.

1. On a contract with a benefit association to recover an agreed compensation for instituting and organizing subordinate bodies or tents. 40.

2. On a certificate of insurance issued by a benefit association, the payment of which is contested on the ground of the nonpayment of the bimonthly premium, and the failure of the insured to sign the good-health certificate required as a condition to his reinstatement. 157.

3. To recover the purchase price of milk cans sold to the defendants for creamery purposes. 162.

4. By a son to recover one-half of the proceeds of an insurance policy issued on his father's life, and payable to his "heirs at law," the widow claiming the amount sued for as one of said heirs. 214.

5. By an attorney to recover the value of services rendered by

ACTION—Assumpsit—Continued.

him upon an employment by a married woman to secure a
divorce, from her husband. 227.

6. By a mortgagee to recover from the purchaser of a portion
of the mortgaged property the balance of the mortgage debt
not satisfied by a sale of the remainder of the property. 308.
7. By a married woman to recover a deposit made with a
banking firm, and credited by them to a firm of which the
plaintiff's husband had been a member. 314.

8. On an open account, the contest being over an item of
$300 for hay, which item the defendant contends was agreed
to be deducted from the account. 321.

9. By the director of a school-district on a disputed claim for
expenses incurred by him as director. 332.

10. On an agreement by residents of certain road districts to
pay a specified sum at a given date as the first payment for
a road grader in proportion to their respective road tax.
339.

11. By a sublessee of a cigar and news room in an hotel,
under a claim of a constructive eviction by the abandon-
ment by his lessors of the floor of the hotel building on
which his room was located. 389.

12. On a promissory note given upon the threat of the payee
to prevent the allowance of the claim of the maker for pav-
ing a street. 443.

13. By a corporation to recover taxes assessed against plaint-
iff's president upon his individual personal property, and paid
by plaintiff after a constructive levy by the township treas-
urer upon its property to satisfy said taxes. 466.
14. By a township against the county for money belonging to
the plaintiff, and paid by the county treasurer on warrants
drawn on him by the township board in lieu of outstanding
township orders, after notice not to pay said warrants. 567.

DEBT.

To recover the penalty imposed by How. Stat. § 3324, upon
railroad companies for failing to deliver a passenger at a
regular passenger station. 507.

EJECTMENT, 230, 581.

GARNISHMENT.

Proceedings instituted for the purpose of attacking the valid-
ity of a trust mortgage. 193.

ACTION-Continued.

REPLEVIN.

1. For a horse exchanged by the plaintiff for one affected with
a contagious disease.

190.

2. By a mortgagee for household goods mortgaged by a hus-
band and wife to secure the purchase price of the goods. 262.
3. For lumber, the plaintiff claiming the right of possession
under proceedings taken to enforce a lien under the log-lien
law. 264.

4. For goods claimed to have been purchased without intend-
ing to pay for them. 445.

5. For property to which the defendants make no claim of
ownership or right to continued possession against demand,
and for want of which they recovered a judgment for the
return of the property. 547.

6. For property the title to which plaintiff claims to have
retained as security for the performance by defendant of a
certain agreement. 577.

7. For a stock of goods seized on a writ of attachment, plaint-
iff claiming title by virtue of a chattel mortgage. 621.

TRESPASS.

For assaulting and carnally knowing plaintiff against her
will. 406.

TRESPASS ON THE CASE.

1. For the value of lumber set on fire by sparks emitted from
defendant's propeller. 16.

2. For the value of timber cut from mortgaged premises. 58.
3. By the owner of a marble shop for injury to monuments
by the blowing thereon of soot and other substances from
defendant's premises. 87.

4. For injuries received by plaintiff by being thrown from a
carriage, the defense being that the negligence of the driver
was imputable to the plaintiff. 103.

5. For neglect by a railroad company to care for live stock
received for transportation. 148.

6. By a father, on behalf of
under promise of marriage.
7. For injuries received while
ant's buzz planer. 276.

his daughter, for her seduction
272.

assisting in operating defend-

8. For injuries received while assisting in loading a car with
grain drills for shipment upon defendant's railroad. 293.

ACTION-Trespass on the Case-Continued.

9. For injuries received by the overturning of plaintiff's sleigh
by a street car. 297.

10. By a wife under the civil-damage act. 326.

11. For injuries received while alighting from a street car. 379.
12. For false representations as to the amount due on a mort-
gage upon land conveyed to plaintiff on an exchange of
farms.

418.

13. For malicious prosecution. 429, 558.

14. For injuries received while assisting in unloading logs from
defendant's cars.

541.

TROVER.

1. For a stock of groceries sold to the plaintiff, and seized on
a chattel mortgage by a creditor of the vendor. 328.

2. By the purchaser of a stock of goods against the sheriff,
who had attached them, after their sale and delivery to the
plaintiff, at the suit of creditors of the vendor. 553.

See SURVIVAL OF ACTIONS.

ADDITIONAL SERVITUDE-See HIGHWAYS (1).

ADMEASUREMENT OF DOWER-See DOWER (2-4).

ADVERSE POSSESSION.

One cannot have the benefit of the adverse possession of land
by his predecessors in title where the conveyances under
which he claims do not purport to convey the premises so
occupied, and where the same are not within the inclosure
of those actually conveyed. Nichols v. Furniture Co., 230.
See EQUITY PLEADING (4); HIGHWAYS (3); MORTGAGE (12); notes,
572.

ADVICE OF PROSECUTING ATTORNEY-See MALICIOUS PROS-
ECUTION (5).

AFFIDAVIT-See AMENDMENT (1); ATTACHMENT (7-10, 13, 14);
CONTEMPT (2, 3).

AFFIRMANCE-See DEED (5).

ALLOWANCE TO WIDOW-See ESTATES OF DECEASED PER-
SONS (1-5).

ALTERATION OF INSTRUMENT-See EVIDENCE (6).