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CARRIERS.

In general.
Damages for destruction of truck used by
one as a common carrier. 4-1344.

Passenger carriers.

As to jitney busses, see JITNEY BUSSES.

Duty and liability of carrier of passen-
gers for hire by automobile. 4–1499
(cases pp. 1480, 1487).

Failure of one transporting passengers
by automobile to stop and let them
alight directly opposite residence.
4-1487.

-injury to passenger.

Proximate cause of injury, see PROX-
IMATE CAUSE.

Negligence as question for jury, see TRIAL.

Injury to passenger because of lateral

space left between station platform
and cars. 4-286 (case p. 283).
Contributory negligence of passenger
falling into space left between sta-
tion platform and cars. 4-297.

Joining common carrier and private in-

dividual in action for injuries to car-
rier's passenger. 4-1480.

By misconduct of other passengers. 4-283.
Injury by pushing and jostling of crowd.
4-283.

Failure to warn passenger of danger
plainly visible. 4-283.

Failure to guard against violence of pas-
sengers in attempting to enter car.
4-283.

Contributory negligence in leaving moving
vehicle as proximate cause of injury.
4-1487.

Carriers of freight.

Specific performance of contract by rail-
road company to build or maintain
sidetracks, extension, or branch line.
4-529 (case p. 522).

loss of or injury to goods.
Liability of connecting carrier, see infra.
Notice of, see infra.

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Duty to use ordinary care for protection

of property which it is impossible to
deliver. 4-1275.

Burden of proving facts which will re-
lieve carrier from duty of notifying
shipper of inability to deliver ship-
ment. 4-1275.

Time for notice to shipper of failure of
consignee to take goods. 4-1275.
Effect of Carmack Amendment on liabil-
ity for failure of connecting carrier
to notify consignor of consignee's
failure to take goods. 4-1275.
Effect on liability of carrier for failure to
notify shipper of refusal of goods by
consignee, of the fact that connecting
carrier did not know address of con-
signor. 4-1275.

-notice of loss or injury.
Sufficiency of notice under rule of car-
rier requiring notice within specified
time. 4-1275.

- connecting carriers.
Liability of carrier under Carmack
Amendment. 4-1275.

Effect on liability of carrier for failure
to notify shipper of refusal of goods
by consignee, of the fact that con-
necting carrier did not know address
of consignor. 4-1275.
Effect of Carmack Amendment on liabil-
ity for failure of connecting carrier
to notify consignor of consignee's
failure to take goods. 4-1275.
Governmental control; rates.

Federal control of railroad companies.
4-1680 (cases pp. 1635, 1659,
1669).

Binding effect on carrier under Federal

control of judgment rendered against
director general of railroads. 4-1635.
Binding effect on government of judgment

against railroad under its control.
4-1635.
Liability of carrier for alleged negligence
during period of Federal control as
question for courts and not for direc-
tor general of railroads. 4-1635.
Suits by or against carriers during period
of Federal control. 4-1635, 1659.
Garnishment in state court of railroad
under Federal control. 4-1669.
Authority of director general under Rail
Control Act to appear and defend
suits brought against carriers. 4-1635.

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In general.

CHECKS.

Duties and liabilities of bank as to, see
BANKS.

When limitation begins to run against

action on, see LIMITATION OF ACTION.
Purpose of checks. 4-876.
Check as payment. 4-1229.
Finding for plaintiff in action against

drawer as necessarily including find-
ing on which defendant's liability de-
pends. 4-1229.
Charging creditor receiving check with
voucher attached with knowledge of
entire contents of check.

4-471.

CLOUD ON TITLE.

Right of grantor who, for the purpose of
placing his property beyond the
reach of creditors, executed a deed
which was surreptitiously taken by
the grantee, to removal of the cloud
created by such deed. 4-21..

Right of one securing deed to real estate
through fraud to quiet his title
against subsequent grantee from the
common grantor. 4-9.

Effect on jurisdiction of court in condem-
nation proceeding of fact that peti-
tioner acquires an adverse title so
that the action becomes one merely
to quiet title. 4-619.

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

COCKROACHES.

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

COERCION.

Presumption of, see EVIDENCE.

[4 A.L.R.

Validity of settlement executed under
duress exercised by third person.
4-870.

Effect of compromise of criminal prosecu-
tion to defeat recovery in subsequent
action for malicious prosecution.
4-225.

Limiting statute permitting compromise
in action for assault or other misde-
meanor to misdemeanors of same na-
ture as assault. 4-225.

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— remedies, procedure, and practice.
Validity of statutes which make owner
responsible or create a lien for in-
jury or damage inflicted by another
operating
4-361
an automobile.

(case p. 356).
Validity of orders of director general of
railroads regulating suits for cause
of action against carriers under Fed-
eral control. 4-1694.

Validity of statute making concealment
of or failure to produce books or pa-
4-471
pers presumptive evidence.
(case p. 463).

Statute making proof of one fact prima
facie evidence of the main fact in is-
sue. 4-463.

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Lack of mutuality in contract as basis
for application of maxim, "He who
comes into equity must come with
clean hands." 4-77.

Formal requisites; Statute of Frauds.
Modification by parol, see infra.
As to parol trust, see TRUsts.

Surrender of a written lease by parol.
4-666 (case p. 663).

When goods remaining in custody of
seller or some third person deemed
to have been received by buyer,
within exception to Statute
Frauds. 4-902 (case p. 897).

of

Agreement which may be performed with-
in year. 4-522.

Sufficiency of written memorandum of
agreement employing broker to sell
real estate executed after the serv-
ices are rendered. 4-1561.
What constitutes acceptance of goods pur-
chased which will take contract out
of Statute of Frauds, 4-897.

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Performance; breach.

Failure to perform contract as justify
ing application of maxim, "He who
comes into equity must come with

clean hands." 4-73.
Application of maxim, "He who comes

into equity must come with clean
hands," to one inducing breach of
contract. 4-78.

Liability of one promising to do some
act without compensation for failure
to perform promise. 4-1196.
Action for damages against signing
spouse for breach of contract to con
vey homestead signed by one spouse
only. 4-1272 (case p. 1266).
-time for performance.
Time for performance of contract for
sale or exchange of land where time
fixed by contract has been waived.
4-815 (case p. 811).

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