Commonwealth, Actions against the, for Torts. A. P. Canaway. Discussing Aus-
tralian acts and decisions. 1 Commonwealth L. Rev. 241.
Commonwealth Legislation, Criminal Law as Affected by. See supra, under Criminal.
Companies Act of 1900, The Impracticable. Anthony Pulbrook. 29 L. Mag. & Rev.
302.
Companies, Liquidation of, in the Transvaal, The. Anon. 22 South African L. J. 56.
Companies, Reconstruction of. Frank Evans. Defining reconstruction and suggest
ing modes of accomplishing it. 20 L. Quar. Rev. 392.
Comparative Injuries, The Rule of, in the Law of Injunction. Glenda Burke Slaymaker
A discussion of the doctrine that an injunction will not be issued if the good that
may result is not commensurate with the harm. 60 Cent. L. J. 23.
Compensation in Criminal Cases. Anon. Discussing the provisions of the Indian
Criminal Procedure Code for compensation to an acquitted defendant. I Crim.
L. J. of India 1, 53, 119.
Compensation_to Rescuers: A Question of Contributory Negligence. Thomas W.
Shelton. Discussing facts and circumstances which should be considered in
determining whether one who rescues another from death is contributorily neg-
ligent. 10 Va. L. Reg. 671.
Compulsory Vaccination. Anon. 8 L. Notes (N. Y.) 405.
"Concurrent," Some Aspects of the Meaning of the Word, in Use with Fire Insurance
Policies. M. C. Phillips. A brief examination of the few cases in point. 59 Cent.
L. J. 62.
Conditional Sales. D. Witherspoon. Distinguishing conditional sales from chattel
mortgages. 1 N. C. J. of L. 488.
Condition, Estates upon. E. E. Ledbetter. A summary of the law on the subject.
19 Chic. L. J. 1239.
Conflit des Lois, La Doctrine Française du Mariage dans le. I. Émile Stocquart.
Examining the history of the French rule that a Frenchman's marriage must be
in accordance with French law, no matter where celebrated. 31 J. du Droit
Internat. Privé 785.
Congo State, The; A Review of the International Position. G. G. Phillimore. A
review of the controversy between the British government and that of the Congo
State as to deficiencies in the method of administration in the Congo State. 29
L. Mag. & Rev. 385.
Consideration, Moral, in Pennsylvania. Joseph P. McKeehan. 9 Dickinson Forum
I, 25.
Consolidations or Trusts.
Theodore D. Gottlieb. An outline summary of the origin,
growth, and development of corporations, with a review of the first attempts towards
trust consolidation. 27 N. J. L. J. 165.
Constitutional Law of the United States as Moulded by Daniel Webster. Everett P.
Wheeler. 13 Yale L. J. 366.
Constitutional Law, Present Problems of. J. W. Burgess. 19 Pol. Sci. Quar. 545.
Constitutional Powers, The Expansion of, by Interpretation. Paul Fuller. 5 Columbia
L. Rev. 193.
Contingent Remainders, Remoteness of. H. W. E. Showing the present state of
English law in the various classes of cases, and the effect of the Act of 1877. 49
Sol. L. J. 397
Contract, Assignability of. See supra, under Assignability.
Contracts, Critical Analysis of the Law as to Mistake in its Effect upon. Truman
Post Young. 38 Am. L. Rev. 334. See p. 155.
Contracts, Discharge of, by Alteration. See supra, under Alteration.
Contracts, for Benefit of Third Persons, Suits on. M. E. E. Kerr. 66 Alb. L. J. 312.
See p. 141.
Contributory Negligence, Acts in Emergencies as Constituting. Glenda Burke Slay
maker. 58 Cent. L. J. 463.
Contributory Negligence, A Question of: Compensation to Rescuers. See supra, under
Compensation.
Copyright, Canadian, in its Constitutional and International Aspects. I. A. R. Clute.
Discussing the powers of the Dominion Parliament over colonial copyright and
the effect of the Imperial Act. 24 Can. L. T. 307, 347.
Corporation Commission, The Virginia State. A. Caperton Braxton. Showing the
need of such an institution, having judicial and executive as well as legislative
functions. 38 Am. L. Rev. 481; 10 Va. L. Reg. 1.
Corporation, The Crown as. W. Harrison Moore. 20 L. Quar. Rev. 351.
Corporation, The State, as Party in Federal Courts. Francis E. Baker. 13 Am.
Law. 7.
Corporations, Business, Is the Judgment of Directors of, Conclusive in Determining the
Value of Property taken in Payment of its Stock? Henry P. Molloy. 66 Alb.
L. J. 207.
Corporations, Federal Control of. E. Hilton Jackson. Referring to the first annual
report of the Commissioner of Corporations, James R. Garfield. Can. L. Rev.
166.
Corporations, Federal Control of. Thomas Thacher. Arguing that the purpose of
legislation providing such control is unconstitutional. 14 Yale L. J. 301.
Corporations, Federal Regulation of, a Dangerous Departure. John E. Parsons.
Contending that it would lead to too great a change in our political system. 17
Green Bag 135.
Corporations, Federal Regulation of, a Public Necessity. William J. Curtis. Main-
taining that corporations need relief from continual harassment by state legisla-
tures. 18 Green Bag 138.
Corporations in the District of Columbia. Fred. Dennett. 32 Wash. L. Rep. 758. See
P. 319.
Corporations, Judge Quarels on the Federal Control of. Anon. Advocating such con-
trol as a remedy for the present confusion of state laws and loss of remedies
to creditors. 22 Chic. L. J. 253.
Corporations of Two States. Joseph H. Beale, Jr. 4 Columbia L. Rev. 391.
Corporations, The Origin of Private, with Early Instances of Corporate Creation.
Theodore D. Gottlieb. An historical discussion, giving early instances of corpora-
tions. 28 N. J. L. J. 100.
Courts of a Foreign Nation, To what Extent should Judicial Action by, be Recognized?
Mr. Justice Kennedy. 6 J. Soc. Comp. Leg. N. S. 106. See p. 401.
Covenants for Title, Damages for Breach of. Anon. A discussion of two English cases,
one of which gives plaintiff his costs in arbitrating with an incumbrancer, but not
the costs of an appeal. 49 Sol. J. 346.
Criminal, Abolition of the Professional. H. J. B. Montgomery. Advocating prompt
assistance of the released convict in obtaining work, as the best way to reduce the
number of professional criminals. 30 L. Mag. & Rev. 188.
Criminal Cases, Burden in. See supra, under Burden.
Criminal Cases, Compensation in. See supra, under Compensation.
Criminal Law as Affected by Commonwealth Legislation. Charles T. Russell. 2
Commonwealth L. Rev. 14.
Criminal Law, Federal Enforcement of. J. B. Mackenzie. Expressing the opinion that
the Dominion Government has no jurisdiction in criminal offenses. 41 Can. L. J.
276.
Criminal Procedure, Reform in. Everett P. Wheeler. 4 Columbia L. Rev. 356.
Criminal Proceedings, Several Modes of Instituting, in Pennsylvania. John C. Bell.
61 Leg. Int. 529.
Criminal Responsibility, The Relation of the Insanities to, and Civil Capacity. See
supra, under Civil Capacity.
Cross-Examination, Putting in One's Own Case on. John H. Wigmore. An examination
of the different rules upon the question, with a strong condemnation of the so-called
"federal rule" which confines the cross-examination to matters brought out in the
direct examination. 14 Yale L. J. 26.
Crown as Corporation, The. See supra, under Corporation.
Crown as Representing the State, The. P. Cobbett. Pointing out difficulties in Aus-
tralian law arising from failure to recognize the state as a legal person and from
the attempt to make the King serve that purpose. I Commonwealth L. Rev.
Cy-Près Doctrine with Reference to the Rule against Perpetuities, The. James
Quarles. 38 Am. L. Rev. 683. See p. 156.
Damages, Elements and Measure of, in an Action by a Depositor against a Bank for
the Wrongful Dishonor of his Check. See supra, under Check.
Damages for Breach of Covenants of Title. See supra, under Covenants.
Damages, Mental Disturbances and the Consequences thereof as Elements of. Sum-
ner Kenner. A summary of the law on the subject. 60 Cent. L. J. 205.
Damdupat, The Law of. J. R. Gharpure. Discussing the rule of Hindu Law that
"interest exceeding the principal sum lent can never be recovered at any one
time." 6 Bombay L. Rep. 129.
Death Duties Considered in Conjunction with Domicil and Situation of Property.
Lot Bramley. 117 L. T. 483.
Decisions of the Judicial Year, Noteworthy. Anon. A résumé of English decisions.
117 L. T. 379, 405, 427.
Declarations, Dying. Surendra Nath Roy. Treating particularly the law of India
upon the use of dying declarations as evidence. 6 Bombay L. Rep. 177.
Delivery of Policy as Condition Precedent to Complete Contract of Insurance. Guil-
ford A. Deitch. Consisting principally of quotations from decisions. 59 Cent.
L. J. 28.
Department of Justice, The United States. John A. Fairlie. Describing the organi-
zation and duties of the Department. 3 Mich. L. Rev. 352.
Deposit Companies, Liability of. E. Fabre Surveyer. 4 Can. L. Rev. 39.
Deposit or Bailment in a Clothing Establishment. See supra, under Clothing Estab-
Deposits Received by Insolvent Banks, The Law Relating to. Albert S. Bolles. 52
Am. L. Reg. 438.
Descent and Inheritance, The Laws of -
Ancient and Modern. A Comparison of the
Code of Hammurabi (Babylon, 2250 B. C.) with the Present Laws of Illinois. Anon.
13 Am. Law. 102.
Directors' and Stockholders' Liability, Enforcement Abroad of. Joseph Henry Beale,
Jr. 16 Green Bag 587.
Directors of Business Corporations, Is the Judgment of, Conclusive in Determining the
Value of Property Taken in Payment of its Stock? See supra, under Corporations.
Discharge of Contracts by Alteration. See supra, under Alteration.
Dissenting Opinions. V. H. Roberts. An argument in support of the practice of report-
ing them. 39 Am. L. Rev. 23.
Domicil and Situation of Property, Death Duties Considered in Connection with.
See supra, under Death Duties.
"Droit d'Aubaine," The Modern. Simeon E. Baldwin. An article recommending
that the right of levying a succession tax be restricted to one state. 14 Yale L. J.
Droit International, Acquisition du Territoire et le. See supra, under Acquisition.
Droit International, La Guerre Russo-Japonaise et le. M. H. Nagaoka. Reviewing
the conduct of Japanese throughout and justifying it. 6 Rev. de Droit Internat.
461.
Due Process of Law. Isaac Franklin Russell. An historical treatment pointing out
that the provision of the fourteenth amendment does not control forms of pro-
cedure and practice. 14 Yale L. J. 322.
Due Process of Law. Sanford B. Ladd. A brief discussion showing the impossibility
of exact definition of the phrase and the attitude of the Supreme Court. 9 Kansas
City Bar Monthly 3.
Dying Declarations. See supra, under Declarations.
Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in England, The. Edwin Maxey. A short historical sketch
of its development. 3 Mich. L. Rev. 360.
Education, Legal, International Law in. James B. Scott. 4 Columbia L. Rev. 409.
Election Legislation, Constitutional Limitations on Primary. Floyd R. Mechem. Re-
viewing the decisions and concluding that legislatures have power to pass all laws
requisite for reasonable regulation. 3 Mich. L. Rev. 364.
Elections, Resort to the Judiciary to Preserve the Purity of. William E. Hutton.
Discussing a recent Colorado case and the extraordinary jurisdiction over elections
assumed by the Supreme Court of that State. 17 Green Bag 159.
Electricity, Law Applicable to the Use of, in Modern Industrial Life. Helm Bruce.
12 Am. Law. 290, 337.
Emergencies, Acts in, as Constituting Contributory Negligence. See supra, under
Contributory Negligence.
Eminent Domain, The Right of. Charles Gaudet. Showing limitations on the right
of eminent domain and remedies for failure to comply with the limitations. 3 Can.
L. Rev. 669.
Employer, Liability of an, for the Torts of an Independent Contractor. C. B. Labatt.
Part I. A monograph covering 140 pages treating cases in which liability is
not imputed to the employer. 40 Can. L. J. 529. Part II. A monograph covering
187 pages treating cases in which liability is imputed to the employer. 41 Can.
L. J. 49.
Employers' Compensation Act, The Massachusetts Proposition for an. Epaphroditus
Peck. Showing the present unsatisfactory state of the law, and approving the
Massachusetts proposition. 14 Yale L. J. 18.
Employers' Liability Insurance Policies, Liability of Insurers and Rights of Em-
ployees under. Henry M. Dowling. 59 Cent. L. J. 5. See p. 154.
Emprunt du Profit d'un Etat Belligerant, Emission d'un, sur le Territoire d'un État
Neutre. See supra, under Belligerant.
English History and the Study of English Law. Arthur Lyon Cross. Indicating the
importance of the study of English history for a scholarly knowledge of the com-
mon law.
2 Mich. L. Rev. 649.
Equitable Conversion. C. C. Langdell. 18 HARV. L. REV. 1, 83, 245.
Equitable Mortgages. A. H. Marsh. 24 Can. L. T. 134.
Equitable Procedure, Power of the Legislature to Abolish a Rule of, by Enacting a
Remedy at Law, where no Prohibitory Words are Used in such Enactment.
Sherwood. Discussing a Missouri statute and decisions thereunder. 59 Cent.
L. J. 44.
Equity, The Decadence of. Roscoe Pound. Asserting that equity is fast losing its dis-
tinctive features as distinguished from a system of law. 5 Columbia L. Rev. 20.
Equity, The Effect of Time in Barring Claims in. Anon. Sketching, in a broad way,
the English law upon the subject, with a brief summary in conclusion.
J. 181, 201, 215, 233.
Equity, The Responsive Answer in, Considered as Evidence for the Defendant. John
Marshall Gest. 52 Am. L. Reg. 537. See p. 155.
Estates upon Condition. See supra, under Condition.
Estoppel, Agency by. See supra, under Agency.
Estoppel, A Misapplication of the Doctrine of. Thaddeus D. Kenneson. A review of
New York cases holding a principal estopped from denying the authority of an
agent, where such authority is dependent upon an extrinsic fact known only to
agent. 5 Columbia L. Rev. 261.
Etrangères, Personnes morales, La Condition des, d'après la Jurisprudence Belge.
Prosper Poullet. Examination of Belgian decisions, as to the status of foreign
artificial persons. 31 J. du Droit Internat. Privé 820.
Evidence, Admissibility of, to Establish Oral Contemporaneous Inducing Promises
to Affect Written Instruments in Pennsylvania. Stanley Folz. 52 Am. L. Reg.
601.
Evidence, A New York Code of. III. David Dudley Field and William Rumsey.
5 Brief 119.
Evidence, Bloodhound. See supra, under Bloodhound.
Evidence, Extrinsic, in Aid of Interpretation. Sidney L. Phipson. 20 L. Quar. Rev.
245. See p. 71.
Evidence for the Defendant, The Responsive Answer in Equity Considered as. See
supra, under Equity.
Evidence in the Case, Is the Presumption of Innocence in Criminal Cases to be
Weighed as? Robert A. Edgar. 59 Cent. L. J. 282.
Evidence of an Accomplice, The. See supra, under Accomplice.
Evidence of Intention, Propriety of Direct. Colin P. Campbell. 58 Cent. L. J. 445.
Evidence to Prove Negligence of Master in Employing Incompetent or Unfit Servants.
Seymour D. Thompson. 60 Cent. L. J. 104.
Exemptions of Property from Municipal Taxation. Eugene McQuillin. Containing
good collection of authorities. 60 Cent. L. J. 43.
Expert, The Physician as an. II. H. B. Hutchins.
Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, Payment of Expenses Incurred under the. Parts
I. and II. Anon. Concerning the apportionment of such expenses between land-
lord and tenant. 48 Sol. J. 732, 739.
Federal Common Law. Hundson Cary. Contending that there is a federal common
law as distinguished from the common law of the various states. 10 Va. L. Reg.
Federal Control of Corporations. See supra, under Corporations.
Federal Control of Corporations, Judge Quarels on the. See supra, under Corporations.
Federal Control of Insurance Corporations. William R. Vance. Giving arguments
for and against, and concluding that federal control is neither desirable nor con-
stitutional. 17 Green Bag 83.
Federal Courts, The State Corporation as a Party in. See supra, under Corporation.
Federal Jurisdiction, Appeals on Matters of. See supra, under Appeals.
Federal License or National Incorporation. Horace L. Wilgus. Reviewing Commis-
sioner Garfield's Report on corporations engaged in interstate commerce; approv-
ing many features, but disagreeing with its conclusion in favor of a Federal License
Plan. 3 Mich. L. Rev. 264.
Fellow Servant Doctrine, Extension to the Admiralty of the. See supra, under
Admiralty.
Feudal Tenures of Western India. III. Maratha Jaghirs. J. A. Saldanha. 6 Bom-
bay L. Rep. 97.
Fire Insurance Policies, Some Aspects of the Meaning of the Word "Concurrent” in
Use with. See supra, under Concurrent.
Fire Insurance Policy, The Cancellation of a. See supra, under Cancellation.
Edson R. Sunderland. Discussing
various cases in which the question has arisen. 3 Mich. L. Rev. 442.
Fire Losses, Liability of Water Companies for.
Fishermen and the Law. John J. O'Connor. Pointing out differences between the
law as applied to fishermen and as applied to other seamen. 16 Green Bag 582.
Footpaths and Stiles, The Repair of. Anon. Discussing upon whom the duty to
repair rests. 69 Just. P. 3, 15.
Foreigners, Jurisdiction in Actions between. A. Pillet. 18 HARV. L. REV. 325.
Foreign Nation, Courts of a, To what Extent should Judicial Action by, be Recognized?
See supra, under Courts.
Forged Signatures, Bankers' Rights on. See supra, under Bankers' Rights.
Forged Transfers of Stock- Another View. James Barr Ames. 17 HARV. L. Rev.
543.
For mer Jeopardy. O. B. Harvey. Distinguishing the plea of former jeopardy, using
the word in its strict sense, from that of former acquittal or conviction. IO Va. L.
Reg. 410.
Fraud, Legal. Silas Alward. Discussing the origin and meaning of the term in the
light of judicial decisions. 24 Can. L. T. 225.
Fraud, When and in what Cases will a Representation as to the Value of Real or Per-
sonal Property be Sufficient to Predicate an Action for. Walter J. Lotz. 58 Cent.
L. J. 484.
Fraudulent Alterations of Cheques, The. N. G. Pilcher. Maintaining in adverse criti-
cism of a local case that (1) negligence of drawer should protect the bank; (2)
existence of negligence should be left to the jury. 2 Commonwealth L. Rev. 57.
Fraudulent Conveyances, A Practical Question in the Law of. Linton D. Landrum.
Showing the error in the construction of recording acts which holds unrecorded
conveyances void only as to lien creditors; and finding for other creditors without
notice relief in equity on grounds of fraud and estoppel. 59 Cent. L. J. 344.
Free Church Case, The. R. M. Williamson. Supporting the recent decision of the
House of Lords. 20 L. Quar. Rev. 415.
Freedom of Contract, Should there be? Clarence D. Ashley. Arguing that the courts
rightly restrict freedom of contract in certain cases. 4 Columbia L. Rev. 423.
Free Speech and Free Press in Relation to Police Power of the State. P. L. Edwards.
Arguing that statutes prohibiting the publication of criminal news are constitu-
tional. 58 Cent. L. J. 383.
Future Interests in Land. Edward Jenks. An attempt to restate in short and simple
form the doctrines of future interests in land. 20 L. Quar. Rev. 280.
Gage of Land in Medieval England, The. II.
REV. 36.
Harold D. Hazeltine. 18 HARV. L.
Gambling and Betting in Foreign Law. Anon. Discussing the legal
gambling-houses, race-track betting, and lotteries on the Continent. 118 Law T.
451.
Gambling and Cognate Vices. John R. Dos Passos. Contending that such vices are
merely mala prohibita, and advocating less harsh laws respecting them.
L. J. 9.
14 Yale
German Civil Code, The Making of the. A. Pearce Higgins. A brief history of
German law explaining how the national spirit made possible its unification in
the Code of 1896. 6 J. Soc. Comp. Leg. N. S. 95.
Gift Causa Mortis, When may Promissory Notes, Mortgages, Contracts, and Bonds,
without Indorsement or Assignment in Writing, Become the Subjects of?
J. Lotz. 60 Cent. L. J. 244.
Gifts to a Class, The Construction of. John S. Mackay. Discussing whether the rule
of Andrews v. Partington is law in Scotland. 12 Scots L. T. 139.
Gold Law, Proposed for the Transvaal, The. George T. Morice. Showing changes
from present law. 21 S. African L. J. 123.
Guaranty, Notice of Acceptance in Contracts of. W. P. Rogers. Containing a
thorough examination of all the cases and contending that the requirement of
notice in contracts of guaranty is anomalous. 5 Columbia L. Rev. 215.
Guerre, les Risques de, Les Principales Clauses d'Assurance contre. See supra, under
Guerre, Risques de, De Quelques Questions Relatives à l'Assurance des. See supra,
under Assurance.
Harter Act, The. John C. Walker. Discussing the decisions under the first three
sections of the act. 38 Am. L. Rev. 843.
High Seas, Private Property on the. G. A. Finkelnburg. A history of the position
of the United States upon the seizure of private property on the high seas by
belligerents. 38 Am. Law Rev. 641.
Hindu Joint Family and the Privy Council, The. M. A. Tirunarayana Chari. Show-
ing how the strict Hindu law has been modified by the decisions of British courts.
14 Madras L. J. 71, 105.
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