INDEX. Tidal rivers, I Time, Computation of-Continued. Sunday, 10 Act to be done by or within a cer- Compensation by the day, 14 Days of grace, 13 Negotiable instrument falling due Policy of insurance falling due on Protests against United States du- Recordation of mortgage, 13 Redemption of land sold for Redemption of land sold under Rule one of expediency, 10, II Term of court, 14 When excluded generally, 10 When performance must be on Where contract matures on Sun- Where judicial days are meant, 11 Time-tables, 14 Containing limitations upon liability Containing notice that company Contributory negligence of em- Definition, 14 Duty of company, 15 Failure to make connections as ad- Failure to stop at station as adver- Injury to employés, 16 Issuing for the use of employés, 18 Obligation of carrier to conform Obligation to employés, 16 Other cause, 18 Question for jury, 17 Reasonable notice of change, 17 Statement by company's agent, 18 Willful detention by the conduc- Tippling-house, 18 Title, 20 Actual right of possession, 21 Prior possession as against, 32 Ejectment, 27 Elements of title, 21 Forcible entry and detainer, 27 How far possession gives a right, 27 Trover, 28 Title-Continued. Discussion of the doctrine, 32, 35 Necessity of strict legal title, 36 Outstanding title in ejectment, 32 Plaintiff showing a better right, 32 Possession under statute of limita- Prior possession, 31 Prior possession as against color Tort-feasor, 30 When bare possession sufficient, 29 Right of possession, 21 Seisin distinguished from posses- Squatter claims, 29 Constructive possession, 24 Mere right of property, 24 Trespass, 27 Title insurance, 19 Definition and nature of business, 19 Distinguished from freight, 51 Tonnage, 52 Tontine insurance, 52 Conflict of opinion, 66 In Massachusetts, 67 Whether insured entitled to, 65 Analogy to other branches of law, 56 Analogy to other societies, 58 Analogy to survivorship, 56 Tontine insurance-Continued. At common law, 56 Examples, 57 Application to life insurance, 54 Policy payable to insured's es- Right of beneficiary, 68 Right of the insured generally, 68 Beneficiary's interest in general Characteristics of a tontine policy, 60 Distribution of dividends, 62 Examples of government measures,53 Effect of non-forfeiture statutes on Life insurance in general, 61 Gambling contracts, 58 Whether confined to manual imple- Whether tools must be absolutely Towage; tugs and tows-Continued. Maritime, 93 Contracts of towage, 81 Negligence of tug, 82 Power of master to contract, 82 Stipulation that towage shall be What contract covers, 81 Division of damages, 96 Weakness of tow, 97 Where both parties are at fault, Evidence, 95 Ice, 88 Lien, 93 For damages, 95. How lien created, 93 Whether a maritime, 93 Measure of damages, 96 For detention, 96 For injuries, 96 For violation of contract, 96 Mutual responsibility of tug and tow, 92 Obligation imposed by law,90 Burden to show agreement as to Lien, 93 Tow carried to a foreign port, 93 Where no sum has been agreed Towage; tugs and tows-Continued. Capacity of vessel, 82 Choosing time to make voyage, Condition of weather, 87 Duty to consult safety of tow, 86 Ebb and flow of tide, 85 Whether obligation arises from For proper management of ves- Ice, 88 In general, 82 In making up tow, 83- In navigation, 84 Leaving helm person, 85 to incompetent Leaving tow in unsafe place, 87 |