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Provisions in accident insurance policy
regarding voluntary exposure to dan-
ger as applicable to dangers incident
to automobiling. 4-1244 (case p.
1235).

Measure of damages for destruction of,
or injury to, commercial automo-
biles. 4-1350 (case p. 1344).
Duty and liability of carrier of passen-

gers for hire by automobile. 4-1499
(cases pp. 1480, 1487).
Constitutionality of statute making pos-

session of automobile from which
identifying marks have been re-
moved a crime. 4-1538 (case p.
1535).

Validity, construction, and effect of stat-
utes which make owner responsible,
or create a lien, for injury or dam-
age inflicted by another operating
an automobile. 4-361 (case p.
356).

Failure of one transporting passengers
by automobile to stop and let them
alight directly opposite residence.
4-1487.
Violation of ordinance regulating speed as
a violation of law within meaning of
accident insurance policy. 4-1235.

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Effect of absence of headlight required by
statute on liability for collision.

4-1480.

Question for jury as to whether excessive
speed of automobile was the cause of
its overturning. 4-1235.

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Right of individual partners, on bank-
ruptcy of firm, to claim exemption
in partnership property. 4-308.

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BASTARDY.

Attempt to bastardize child as affecting
right to custody of the child.
4-1119 (case p. 1115).

See ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

BEDBUGS.

Nonhabitability of leased dwelling or
apartment because of presence of.
4-1475.

BENEFITS.

Failure to return benefits of contract as
ground for applying maxim, "He
who comes into equity must come
with clean hands." 4-76.

BEST EVIDENCE.

See EVIDENCE.

BEVERAGES.

Liability for injuries by breaking or
bursting of container in which bev-
erage is sold. 4-1094 (case p.
1090).

BIGAMY.

By one spouse as a crime against other
spouse within statute relating to
competency of husband or wife as
witness against the other. 4-1072.

avocation,

BILLIARDS.

Running billiard room as work, labor,
business, or the like,
within Sunday laws. 4-384.

BILLS AND NOTES.

In general.

Liability of partners on, see PARTNER-

SHIP.

Purchase by attorney of promissory note

as champerty. 4-167.

Note as property. 4-1320.

Validity; delivery.

Validity of note given for stock subscrip-
tion where constitution prohibits cor-
4-1320.
poration from taking note.
Delivery of note as question for jury.
4-167.

Conditional delivery; what constitutes;
what implied from. 4-744.

The dash in each citation stands for A.L.R.

4 A.L.R.-109.

Consideration.

Failure of consideration as question for
jury. 4-167.

Indorsement and transfer.-

Admissibility of parol evidence to vary

or explain the contract implied from
the regular indorsement of a bill or
note. 4-764 (cases pp. 744, 746,
751, 760).

What implied from regular indorsements
of note. 4-751.

Allegations as to special warranty by
payee of note on transferring same.
4-746.

Waiver of objection to evidence to show
contract different from that implied
from indorsement of negotiable pa-
per. 4-751.

Effect of indorsement as new and substan-
tive contract. 4-760.

Effect on contract of indorsement of fact
that it was made after maturity.
4-760.

Presumption and burden of proof in ac-
tion against indorser. 4-751.
Obligation of indorser who, after indors-

ing note as collateral security, re-
ceives it back and assigns it to
stranger with original indorsement
upon it. 4-760.

Right of indorser who recovers possession
of note to relieve himself from the
effect of the indorsement on transfer-
ring it a second time. 4-746.
Waiver of notice of dishonor of note as
relieving holder in action against in-
dorser from pleading and proving
notice of dishonor. 4-746.

Agreement by indorsee of note not to
look to the indorser until he has ex-
hausted collateral. 4-751.

Presentment.

Question for jury as to reasonable time
for presentment of note taken after
maturity. 4-760.

Notice of protest.

Duty of collecting bank as to notices of
protest or dishonor which it receives
from its correspondent. 4-534
(case p. 531).

Proximate cause of loss resulting from
failure to give notice of dishonor.
4-531.
Effect of provision in note to relieve hold-

er in action against indorser from
pleading and proving notice of dis-
honor. 4-746.

Extent of rights of, and protection to
transferees generally.

Bona fide holder of negotiable paper
given in payment of a subscription
to corporate stock in violation of
law. 4-1330 (case p. 1320).

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For indemnity and security.
On appeal, see APPEAL AND ERROR.

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Subrogation of surety, see SUBROGATION.
Of warehouseman, see WAREHOUSEMEN.

Personal liability to other party to con-
tract of partner who, without au-
thority, affixes firm name to bond.
4-260.
Duty of employer applying for fidelity
insurance to notify insurer that em-
ployee had overdrawn his account.
4-558 (case p. 552).

Liability on general bond of public
officer for acts covered by a special
bond. 4-1431 (case p. 1428).
Commercial and municipal bonds.
Liability as between life tenant and re-
mainderman for a premium paid for
bonds. 4-1249 (case p. 1245).

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See VERMIN.

BUGS.

BUILDINGS.

Lien on, see MECHANICS' LIENS.

BULK SALES.

See FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES.

BURDEN OF PROOF.

See EVIDENCE.

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