591

Insurance agents: Agent an offi-

cer of insured corporation: valid-

ity of policy.

585

Construction and operation of
conditions: Condition against
engaging in hazardous employ-
ment: temporary breach not
contributing to loss.
Construction of particular words
and phrases in standard forms:
Standard mortgage clause as pro-
tection against owner's neglect
to furnish proof of loss. 763

Miscellaneous rights of insured:

Company liable for agent's fail-

ure to forward application.

Employer's liability insurance:
Liability of insurer for expense
of an appeal by insured in action
defended by insurer.

INTERNATIONAL LAW.

92

685

federal power under Pure Food

and Drugs Act.

75

Control by states: General dis-

cussion of powers of states to

make regulations affecting inter-

state commerce: Minnesota Rate

Cases.

14-26

Railroad regulation: effect of Car-

mack Amendment on state stat-

ute requiring carriers to trace

shipments.

183

Railroad regulations: regulations by

state commission as to demur-

rage.

388

Regulation of interstate shipment

of intoxicating liquors: Webb-

Kenyon Act.

763

Interstate commerce commission:

Effect of filing the terms of limi-

tation of liability with commis-

sion.

737, 755

Powers of commission: nature and

extent.

545-569

constitutional limitations dis-

tinguished from statutory limi-

tations.

550-553, 555-560

to decide whether undue ad-

vantage to any locality from the

operation of intrastate as com-

pared with interstate rate. 25

under what circumstances

commission's finding that rates

are unreasonable will be set aside.

560-567

whether jurisdiction of com-

mission is exclusive.

554-555

Recovery by carrier of balance of

legal rate from consignee when

lower rate originally charged. 83

Valuation of public service com-

panies for rate purposes.

369,

395, 419-436, 744, 768

INTOXICATING LIQUORS.

See also Criminal Law (Statutory of-

fenses); Interstate Commerce.

Legislation: Interpretation: appli-

cation to the purchaser or his

agent of prohibitions against

selling or transporting liquor. 282

Sales: Damages: recovery by drunk-

ard against vendor under civil

damage laws.

279

J

JUDGMENT.

Operation as bar to other actions:

Judgment for damages to person

490

as a bar to recovery for damages
to property.
Foreign judgments: Recognition of

foreign judgment against co-re-

spondent based on constructive

service.

179

Law: End of law as developed in

juristic thought: Greek juristic

thought.

605-607

Roman juristic thought.

medieval juristic thought.

the Reformation. 611-613

the Spanish Jurist-Theologians.

613-616

the seventeenth century.

616-622

the eighteenth century. 622-628

Law: End of law as developed in legal
rules and doctrines: social justice
and legal justice.

195-198

archaic law.

198-204

strict law.

204-213

equity: natural law.

213-220

maturity of law.

220-224

socialization of law.

225-234

Statutes authorizing assessment of

punishment by jury. 169, 188

Venire: motion to quash because of
discrimination against negroes.

184

93, 281, 317-328

· harm caused of different sort
than that aimed at by statute.

335-338

whether breach has same effect

in barring plaintiff's right of

action as in making him liable to

others.

338-342

Trespassers: trespassing children on

railroad track.

595

Defenses: Illegality of plaintiff's act

as a defense.

93, 338-342

TION.

MISREPRESENTA-

Nature and extent: Police power

distinguished from eminent do-

main.

664, 682

State police power: a product of the
application of the rule of reason
in the construction of written
constitutions.
297-316

Interest of public health: Eugenic

marriage laws.

573, 596

Interests of public taste: Private

property regulated in interest of

general beauty.

571, 588

POST-OFFICE.

Denial by Congress of use of post

office without compliance with

certain requirements as indirect
method of nullifying reserved
powers of states: newspaper
publicity law."
27-44

Use of mails for fraudulent purpose:

whether actual intent to defraud

addressee required.

PRESUMPTIONS.

66

96

Existence and effect of presump-

tions in particular cases: Child-

bearing: presumption that a

woman of advanced years is in-

capable of child-bearing.

PROCEDURE.

See under Equity.

See also Statutes (Interpretation).

PROCESS.

286

Manner and effect of service: Serv-
on domestic corporation:

ice

PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANIES.

See also Carriers; Interstate Com-

merce; Telegraph and Telephone

Companies.

Regulation of public service com-

panies: Street railways: right

to require interchange of trans-

fers.

380, 395

Valuation for rate purposes: aban-

doned property as depreciation.

369, 395

going value" as part of

744, 768

whether properly based on

actual capital cost or cost of re-

production.

419-436

Rights and duties: Discrimination

in service: continuing contract

not discriminatory when made

which becomes so by subsequent

change in other rates.

395

present value.