Statutes - Repeals by implication - Revision of subject-matter
- Affirmative statutes reconciled, when-Effect of enactment
of General Code. See State v. Hollenbacher, 478.
Statutes-Repeals by implication or supplemental enactment
Automobiles and vehicles-Duty to display lights after sun-
down - Sections 12614 and 12614-3, General Code. See Ches-
rown v. Bevier, 282.

REPORTERS –

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Argument to jury-Failure to report same - Criminal law. See
Nesmith v. State, 158.

RES IPSA LOQUITUR—

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Dams Negligence - Construction or maintenance. See Ice Co.
v. Mattern, 62.

RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR –

Negligence- Employe violates instructions — Infant or tres-
passer injured on auto-truck-Wanton and wilful negligence
Scope of employment. See Higbee Co. v. Jackson, 75.

RESTRICTIONS—

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Deeds Covenants - "One house only" clause - Four-story
apartment prohibited, when - Construction of contracts - Ex-
trinsic aids to interpretation. See Arnoff v. Chase, 331.

REVERSALS –

Supreme court-Judgment reversed by consent. See Coulter v.
Chaney, Exr., 531.

REVISED STATUTES-

Section 3630-Life insurance Mutual protective associations —
Beneficiaries. See Wegener v. Wegener, 22.

REVISIONS-

Statutory construction - Revision of subject-matter Repeals by
implication Affirmative statutes reconciled, when-Effect of
enactment of General Code - Codification considered original
enactment. See State v. Hollenbacher, 478.

RIGHT OF WAY-

Right of Way - Salaries.

Assessments Abutting property owners

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- Right of way from county commissioners - Perpetual lease
by grantee Lessee not owner "in fee," etc. -
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Section 1209,
General Code (102 O. L., 343). See Dayton Elec. Ry. Co. v.
Scott, 13.

ROADS-

Assessments-Abutting property owners-Interurban railroad
- Right of way from county commissioners - Perpetual lease
by grantee Lessee not owner "in fee," etc.-Section 1209,
General Code (102 O. L., 343). See Dayton Elec. Ry. Co. v.
Scott, 13.

Exercise of care - Use by public and grantee of franchise—
Reciprocal rights, duties and obligations. See Fairchild v. L. S.
Elec. Ry. Co., 261.

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Improvement proceedings pending, when — Amendment or repeal
of statutes Section 26, General Code-Act of February 20,
1920 (108 O. L., pt. 2, 1188) — Increasing interest rate on road
onds-Effect on pending improvements and assessments.
See State, ex rel., v. Zangerle, Auditor, 235.

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State highway laws - Act of May 17, 1915 (106 O. L., 574) —
Curative provisions apply, when-Defects in proceedings
cured, when - Failure to advertise for bids Section 1206,
General Code-Act of December 18, 1919 (108 O. L., pt. 2,
1122) Validating and ratifying contracts - Inoperative upon
contracts adjudicated invalid - Judgments and error proceed-
ings unaffected, when. See Cowen v. State, ex rel., 387.

RULES OF PRACTICE-

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Supreme court - Affirmances-Weight of evidence Rule 19.
See Bayles v. Welsh, 521.

Supreme court - Syllabus contains law of case. See State v.
Hauser, 407.

SALARIES-

Judges of courts of appeals

Section 2251, General Code (108

O. L., pt. 2, 1301) - Change during existing term. See State,
ex rel., v. Donahey, 490.

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Public utilities commission - Section 2250-2, General Code (108
O. L., pt. 2, 1154) — Change during existing term Section 20,
Article 2, Constitution. See Donahey v. State, ex rel., 473.

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SCHEDULES —

Schedules Schools.

Public utilities commission- Jurisdiction — Electric power rates
Oral contract superseded by schedule, when — No discrimina-
tion, when. See Coss v. Pub. Util. Comm., 528.
Public utilities commission-Refusal to restore schedule-Re-
jected after complaint and municipal rate-ordinance filed-
Appeal to commission from rate-ordinance - Failure to prose-
cute error to supreme court - Section 544, General Code -
Mandamus. See State, ex rel., v. Pub. Util. Comm., 313.

SCHOOLS-

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1. Teachers' pensions Powers of board of education - Creation
and disbursement of fund - Section 7875 et seq., General Code
- Under the provisions of Part Second, Title V, Chapter 9,
of the General Code, the creation of a teachers' pension fund
is optional with the board of education of any school district,
but the allowance and payment of such pension must be made
as provided by such law and is not within the discretion of the
board of education or the board of trustees of such fund.
Shinnick v. State, ex rel., 246.

2. Teachers pensions - Contributing teacher not re-employed-
Twenty years' aggregate service — One-half not in district — A
teacher employed by a board of education of a district wherein
a teachers' pension fund has been created, to which he has con-
tributed as provided by such law, who is willing to continue in
such service, but is not re-employed by the board of education,
is entitled to a pension under the provisions of said act, where
it appears that such teacher had been engaged in teaching in
the public schools for a period aggregating twenty years, re-
gardless of whether one-half of the period of his service was
rendered in the county within which such school district is
situated. Ib.

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3. Officers of newly-created district — Injunction against creation
of district-Election of members before injunction dissolved
- The election of members of a board of education of a school
district during the existence of an injunction restraining the
creation and organization of such school district is invalid.
Meckley v. Kunzie, 494.

4. Officers of newly-created district-Appointment by county
board-Injunction against creation of district-Title and
tenure of appointed members-Section 4736, General Code -
The appointment of members of a board of education by the

Schools

Specific Performance.

SCHOOLS- Continued.

county board of education pursuant to the authority conferred
by Section 4736, General Code, becomes effective upon the dis-
solution of such injunction, and they will serve until their suc-
cessors are elected as provided by that section. Ib.

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Bond issue for site and schoolhouse Submission of question to
electors Section 7625, General Code - Purchase of transporta-
tion equipment not authorized-- Proposition submitted included
authorized and unauthorized purposes — Injunction. See Allard
v. Board of Education, 469.

Districts Creation of new district by county board-Remon-
Section 4736, General Code. See State, ex rel., v.

strance

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Howard, 532.

SCINTILLA RULE-

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Directed verdict No evidence to support petition - Damages for
mob violence. See Wiley, Admx., v. Board of Commissioners,
526.

Directed

verdict Workmen's compensation - Award denied
claimant - Appeal to common pleas court. See Leonard v.
Industrial Commission, 524.

SECRETARY OF STATE-

Cashier in state automobile department-Civil service Section
486-8, General Code - Competitive examination - Facts war-
ranting exemption. See State, ex rel. Bryson, v. Smith, 203.

Temporary and permanent obstructions - Classification in munici-
pal ordinance valid, when - Constitutional law. See City of
Xenia v. Schmidt, 437.

SIMILAR OFFENSES-

Evidence-Criminal law-Unlawful sale of morphine. See
Miller v State, 535.

SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE –

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Enforcement of gas-rate ordinance

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Taxpayer cannot maintain

suit, when. See Phelps v. Gas & Fuel Co., 144.

Standard of Time - Statute of Limitations.

STANDARD OF TIME-

Municipal corporations Home rule

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Scope of power - Con-

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See

stitutional law-Sections 5979 and 5980, General Code.
State, ex rel., v. Cincinnati, 354.

STATE AGRICULTURAL BOARD-

Inspection of feed stuffs - Licensing of dealers - Sections 1141
to 1149-1, General Code (106 O. L., 156-159) — Constitutional
law. See Weisheimer v. Board of Agriculture, 523.

STATE AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT-

Civil service- Cashier

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Competitive examination - Facts war-
ranting exemption. See State, ex rel. Bryson, v. Smith, 203.

STATE FUNCTIONS—

Defined

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Investigation and prosecution of crimes. See State, ex
rel., v. Price, 50.

STATE HIGHWAY LAW-

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Curative provisions apply when — Act of May 17, 1915 (106 O. L.,
574) — Defects in proceedings cured, when-Failure to ad-
vertise for bids-Section 1206, General Code-Act of Decem-
ber 18, 1919 (108 O. L., pt. 2, 1122) — Validating and ratifying
highway contracts - Inoperative upon contracts adjudicated in-
valid - Judgments and error proceedings unaffected, when. See
Cowen v. State, ex rel., 387.

STATE MEDICAL ACT—

Constitutional law-Section 1269 et seq., General Code - Con-
spiracy to prosecute chiropractor - Criminal law. See Nesmith
v. State, 158.

Constitutional law

Section 1269 et seq., General Code - Practi-
tioners in limited branches-Examinations. See Shaw v. State,
507.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS-

Appeal to common pleas court - Limitation of time-Workmen's
compensation Section 1465-90, General Code - Award denied