Vol. II begins at § 360, p. 801. ADMIRALTY (continued) — parties, 396, p. 969; § 407, p. 976; § 420, p. 985. process, 397, p. 969; § 398, p. 970; § 399, p. 970; § 400, p. 971; § 401, p. 972. stipulations, § 404, p. 973. appraisement, § 406, p. 975. tender, § 409, p. 978. exceptions to pleadings, § 410, p. 978. statute of limitations, § 408, p. 976. evidence, § 264, p. 585; § 414, p. 982. costs, 395, p. 968; § 419, p. 985. intervention, § 420, p. 985. distribution of proceeds of sale, §§ 421, 422, p. 986. appeals, SS 423-431, pp. 986-991. writ of prohibition, § 432, p. 991. writ of mandamus, § 433, p. 992. proceedings for limitation of liability, SS 434-437, pp. 993-994. proceedings for the condemnation and sale of property, under suits to enforce penalties and forfeitures, § 438, p. 995. practice in prize causes, § 439, p. 996. what libel must contain, § 394, p. 966. proceeding in rem, § 394, p. 966. proceedings in personam, § 394, p. 967. prayer for relief, § 394, p. 967. should be verified, § 394, p. 968. suits on behalf of the United States, § 394, p. 968. in forma pauperis, § 395, p. 969. co-libelants, § 396, p. 969. libel against more than one vessel, § 396, p. 969. vessels exempt from seizure, § 399, p. 970. decrees by default, § 401, p. 972. stipulations for value, § 404, p. 973. bond to marshal, § 405, p. 975. contributory negligence, § 408, p. 977. limitations, § 408, p. 976. laches, § 408, p. 976. damages, § 408, p. 977. amendments, § 410, p. 979. verdict reviewable by appeal, § 413, p. 981. forms in, pp. 1345–1377. rules in, pp. 1409-1420. rules in Second Circuit (C. C. A.), pp. 1464-1468. time of taking appeals, § 424, p. 987. bond on appeal, $427, p. 988. assignment of error, § 428, p. 989. security required to obtain supersedeas where property is in custody of ADMISSIONS- effect on value of matter in dispute, § 16, p. 56. not necessary to charge specifically in bill in order to give in evidence, Vol. II begins at § 360, p. 801. ADMISSIONS (continued) — by demurrer, § 106, p. 282. and denials in answer independent of discovery, § 146, p. 341. ADVANCING APPEALS - on calendar of Supreme Court, § 514, p. 1269. receiver applying to court for, § 246, p. 542. see also INSTRUCTIONS. AFFIDAVITS — to bills, when required, § 87, p. 240. failure to support bill by, in certain cases demurrable, § 108, p. 290. to support application for leave to amend, § 168, p. 375. necessary to support an ex parte application for an injunction to re- upon an application for an injunction, § 232, p. 496. to bill of costs, § 337, p. 754. to show value of matter in dispute where it does not appear of record, of deposit in mail of notice and brief, on motion to dismiss appeal or see also EVIDENCE. AFFIRMANCE- motions for, § 512, pp. 1256-1261. by Supreme Court of judgment or decree, § 517, pp. 1278, 1279; § 518, by divided court, § 517, p. 1279. AFFIRMATION- in lieu of oath, § 270, p. 609. AFFIRMATIVE PROMISE- injunction to restrain violation of negative promise, though court has AGENTS- making parties to suits against principals, § 43, p. 150. bill by principal against, § 11, p, 29. citizenship of as affecting jurisdiction, § 18, p. 63. service upon, of corporation, § 95, p. 256. AGREEMENT- alternative relief in action affecting, § 70, p. 203. between counsel, must be reduced to writing, or made in open court, bill to reform and enforce, not multifarious, § 74, p. 217. ALABAMA - divided into three districts, § 26a, p. 90. counties and times and places of holding court therein enumer special rule as to jurisdiction in, § 22, p. 79. district of, included within Fifth Circuit, § 26, p. 88. ALASKA- within Ninth Circuit, § 26, p. 88. writ of prohibition to District Court of, § 362, p. 811 District Court of, jurisdiction, § 13, p. 40. divided into three divisions. § 26a, p. 91. places of holding terms, § 26a, p. 91. controversy between, § 19, p. 66. when incapable of being plaintiffs, §§ 28, 30, p. 122. if party to bill, necessary to aver citizenship of foreign State, § 66, defendant, when cannot remove case to Circuit Court, § 383, p. 911. right to remove case, § 383, p. 911. in what district sued, § 22, p. 76. ALIMONY- value of matter in dispute in a suit for, § 16, p. 52. bill to collect, § 11, p. 28. ALLEGATIONS- not stated positively, demurrable, § 67. p. 195; § 108, p. 289. ALLOWANCE- to counsel in receiverships, § 257, p. 572. see also COSTS; WRITS OF ERROR AND APPEALS. ALTERATIONS- in answer, § 151, p. 351. ALTERNATIVE - bill must not state two inconsistent states of fact and ask relief in the, when relief in the alternative may be asked for, § 79, p. 202. ALTERNATIVE RELIEF- bill praying, § 70, pp. 202-204; § 83, p. 235. AMBASSADORS - jurisdiction of cases affecting, § 3, p. 5. original jurisdiction of United States Supreme Court over, § 14, p. 41. to bill to permit other parties to be brought in, § 46, p. 162. to bill on objection for multifariousness being sustained, § 75, p. 219. of demurrer, § 107, p. 285. leave to make, when granted on sustaining demurrer, § 123, p. 301. in general, § 160, p. 363. rest in discretion of court, § 160, p. 363. statutory power to grant, § 160, p. 363. liberally made in favor of States, charities, infants, idiots and lunatics, when bills can be amended, § 161, p. 363. form and effect of amendment of a bill, § 162, p. 366. what amendments to bills may be made, § 163, p. 367. amendment by pleading matters subsequent to the filing of the bill, proceedings upon an amended bill, § 165, p. 371. amendment of demurrers, pleas and replications, § 166, p. 372. answers, 167, p. 375. practice in obtaining leave to amend, § 168, p. 375. rarely allowed to bill of discovery, § 281, p. 627. Vol. II begins at § 360, p. 801. AMENDMENT (continued) - which may be disregarded at hearing, § 299, p. 669. of pleading, how far State practice respecting, is followed, § 360, p. 806. writs of attachment, § 369, p. 858. of bond given on removal of cause, § 385b, p. 932. in Supreme Court of the United States. § 391, p. 958. of petition, after removal of cause to Federal court, § 391, p. 958. of removal bond, § 391, p. 959. how far jurisdiction conferred by amendment, § 18, p. 65; § 385, p. 930; enforced to plead new matter. § 76. p. 220. for purpose of praying proper relief. § 83, p. 235. for omission of a waiver, tender or offer, § 84, p. 238. for admission of signature to bill, § 86. p. 240. of bill upon the filing of the plea, § 138, pp. 328-330. of plea after overruling, § 140, p. 333. of answer, § 153, p. 352. see also CORRECTION OF DECREE OTHERWISE THAN BY APPEAL seventh, § 4, p. 6. - eleventh, 3, p. 5; § 37, p. 135; § 38, p. 144. fourteenth, § 15, p. 46. AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY- that it is not large enough to give court jurisdiction, a ground of de- see MATTER IN DISPUTE; also VALUE ANCILLARY JURISDICTION (see JURISDICTION). ANCILLARY RECEIVERS - defined, principles regulating appointment of, § 242, p. 521. - defined, § 124, p. 305; § 137, pp. 327, 328. ANOTHER SUIT PENDING- objection of, can be raised by demurrer, § 108, p. 289. ANSWER- a mode of objecting to want of parties, § 61, p. 183. exceptions for impertinence not to be taken after, § 68, p. 198. as evidence, § 84, p. 236. to bill without objection to want of signature, a waiver, § 86, p. 240. defendant may demur to discovery if his answer subjects him to a pain, penalty or forfeiture, § 109, p. 290. objections which can be taken by, § 109, p. 291. when to be filed, § 111, p. 292. with pleas, $ 137, p. 326. filing after a hearing upon plea, § 142, p. 335. when bill may be amended before, § 161, p. 364; § 164, p. 371. amendment of, § 167, p. 373. irregular practice to unite with cross-bill in same pleading, § 172, p. 386. losing right to demur to petition for intervention by interposing an ANSWER (continued) — - Vol. II begins at § 360, p. 801. adverse parties may file answer denying the fact stated in the peti- when receiver may be appointed before, § 252, p. 565. effect of consent to extend time to answer, on time to remove cause, removal of cause after, § 385d, p. 935. may be treated as an amendment to a petition, after removal of cause denies, admits or qualifies each statement in the bill seriatim, § 67, to interrogatories in a bill, § 82, p. 233. taking bill pro confesso for failure to, § 103, p. 275. time to, extended by amendment, § 165. p. 371. court may refuse leave to file after bill is amended, § 165, p. 372. ANSWERS AND DISCLAIMERS - pleading defenses in an answer, § 144, p. 337. requisites of answer, what may be pleaded in, § 144, p. 337. defenses peculiar to patent cases, § 145, p. 338. impertinence and scandal in, § 147, p. 342. admissions and denials independent of discovery, § 146, p. 341. when to be filed, § 149, p. 348. proceedings to compel answer, § 149, p. 348. frame of answer and formal requisites, § 150, p. 348. signature and oath to answer, § 151, p. 350. motions to take answers off the file, § 152, p. 351. exceptions for insufficiency, § 153, p. 352. supplemental answers. § 154, p. 355. disclaimers, § 155, p. 355. form of, 155, p. 356. ANTICIPATED DEFENSE - counter averments to avoid, § 76, p. 219. ANTI-TRUST ACT — suit under, brought by representative of a class, § 48, p. 164. APPEAL- value of right to, from probate of will, § 16, p. 52. from cases in courts of Indian Territory, § 26, p. 88. by plaintiff in suits to enforce a claim against the United States, § 36, a decision overruling an objection on the ground of multifariousness from a decree dismissing a cross-bill, § 173, p. 390. from order granting an injunction, § 230, p. 493; § 238. p. 511. from an order appointing a receiver, § 230, p. 493; § 238, p. 511. from an order authorizing issue of receiver's certificates, § 247, p. 549. from taxation of costs, § 337. p. 754. demurrer for joinder of improper parties cannot be raised for first objections for multifariousness cannot be taken for the first time upon, no appeal from order granting or refusing rehearing, § 352, p. 784. right of new parties brought in by intervention to, § 201a, p. 443. judge of Circuit or District Court has no power to enjoin the enforce- compensation of receivers rarely if ever increased on, § 258, p. 574. |