paying out a deposit to one not authorized | in a mutual benefit society, adhered to for Id. two years and five months, is not subject to change, so as to permit a certificate holder to treat the contract as rescinded, and sue for assessments paid. Supreme Council A. 803 2. Breach of the contract of a mutual as rescinded at any time before the time Id. Playing Pool as, see GAMING. Reading of, in School, see Schools, 3. NOTES AND BRIEFS. Bicycle as a vehicle. 346 317 | BILL BOARD. Placed Near Edge of Street; Municipal Liability for Injury by Fall of, see MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS, 7. BILL OF ATTAINDER. See ATTAINDER. See also REVIEW. NOTES AND BRIEFS. 397 329 BILLS AND NOTES. Interest in Same Action, see AC- TION OR SUIT, 2. bility on, see CONFLICT OF LAWS, 5, 6. on, see INJUNCTION, 5. OFF AND COUNTERCLAIM. 342 1. The execution of a renewal note in consideration of the surrender of one upon which the signer was liable as surety will 870 Defenses. BOILER. ant by Explosion of, see MASTER AND SERVANT, 3-5. BONDS. Estoppel of Corporation to Claim Pay- ment of, see ESTOPPEL, 6. Of Corporation, Conclusiveness against Corporation of Judgment as to, see JUDGMENT, 4. 232 by the Constitution. State ex rel. McKell 427 NOTES AND BRIEFS. Bonds; when equity will go above penal 234 sum of. Id. Action on; impossibility of performance of condition as defense; where impossibility 285 428 BOULEVARD. Condemnation of Land for, see EMINENT DOMAIN, 4, 5. Id. Sufficiency of Title of Statute as to, see STATUTES, 4. BREACH. Of Contract; Malicious Procurement of, see CASE. BRIBERY. Power of Legislature to Expel Member for, before Conviction, see LEGIS- LATURE, 4. 1. The solicitation of a bride does not bribe. State v. Bowles (Kan.) 176 261 ishable as a crime by the laws of Kansas. TIONS. 871 1. A statute which confers power on build- ing and loan associations “to assess and col- lect from members and depositors such dues, tion of Quotation of Prices, see In- or other assessments, as may be provided for in the constitution and by-laws;" and which actions on Property Right in Price miums, or other assessments shall not be deemed usury, although in excess of the legal on secure Id. rate of interest,”—is not in conflict with | nished by him depends upon whether it was Id. 415 3. A carrier cannot delegate to another the duty of seeing that the means of egress from 982 Id. property, but where it has no right to go to Id. Contributory negligence of passenger. Question for Jury as to, see TRIAL, 7. 5. Passengers have a right to assume that Id. Liability as to baggage. 6. The checking of baggage to destination senger over roads of initial and connecting carriers will render the initial carrier liable for its loss on a connecting line. Kansas City, Ft. S. & M. R. Co. v. Washington 65 7. A steamship company is not entitled to a limitation of its liability for loss of pas- sengers and baggage through the sinking of its vessel, where its crew could not under- stand the language of its officers, and were been given and obeyed, and the statute pro- vides that no steamer carrying passengers shall depart from any port unless she shall have in her service a full complement of licensed officers, and a full crew sufficient at all times to manage the vessel. Re Pacific Mail S. S. Co. (C. C. App. 9th C.) 71 599 Duty and liability as to freight. Proximate Cause Loss, see PROXI- MATE CAUSE, l. 8. It is the duty of a common carrier to tion, to forward them promptly, and with- 509 9. A carrier who negligently and carelessly 561 delays a shipment is liable for the loss, where see even though the act of God could not rea Duty to keep stile used as exit from 983 CASE. See also CONSPIRACY. 119 able wrong. Employing Printers Club v. 90 Right of Life Tenant as to, see LIFE Id. TENANTS, 3-6. As Nuisance, see NuisANCES. Necessity of Instruction as to, TRIAL, 12. NOTES AND BRIEFS. Cloud on title; jurisdiction of equity of 682 14. A discrimination by a carrier against COAL. Duty of One Mining to Leave Surface Support, see MINES. COMBINATIONS. Injunction against, see INJUNCTION, 2. See also CONSPIRACY. Id. NOTES AND BRIEFS. Combinations; illegal combination to con- Limitation by steamship company of its ployees to break their contracts with him; 71 to enforce illegal rules and regulations 91 COMMERCE. 120 See also CARRIERS, 13. 1. A statute requiring merchants licensed to sell grain on commission to render a 509 true statement to the consignor within 513 the grain sold, price received, name and ad- 643 | charges, and expenses, is not unconstitu- tional as an interference with interstate | As to marriage. 2. Railroad companies engaged in inter- consent of the guardian, as required by the Ex parte 493 705 have been so had it been solemnized there because of statutory limitation of his right Id. As to married woman's liability. 5. That a note for the payment of which a married woman becomes surety is made pay. 668 was valid at her domicil, where it was executed. Garrigue v. Keller (Ind.) 870 6. A contract of suretyship against a mar- ried woman, which is valid in the state where made, is not unenforceable in another because its statutes forbid her to bind her- Id. NOTES AND BRIEFS. 354 Conflict of laws; as to damages for negli- gence in sending telegram; controlling ef- fect of law of state in which contract 403 As to negotiable paper; as to contracts of 870 CONNECTING CARRIERS. Liability of, see CARRIERS, 6. CONSENT. To Burglary by Owner of Building, see CRIMINAL LAW, 3. To Sale of Liquor to Minor, see In. TOXICATING LIQUORS. CONSIDERATION. Marriage as, see CONTRACTS, 2. CONSPIRACY. 1. A combination of two or more persons or to decline to continue longer in his em- 403 ployment, is, if it results in damage, action- 90 870 | equity against an illegal act of such v. was |