AUTHORITY.

Corporate officers' authority, see CORPORA-

TIONS.

Evidence as to, sufficiency, see EVIDENCE.
Presumption and burden of proof as to,
see EVIDENCE.

AUTOMOBILES AND MOTORCYCLES.
Busses, see MOTOR BUSSES AND TAXICABS.
Damages for injury to, or destruction of,
see DAMAGES.

Forfeiture of automobile used in connec-
tion with liquor offenses, see INTOXI-
CATING LIQUORS.
Imputing negligence of driver to passen-
ger, see NEGLIGENCE.
Insurance on, see INSURANCE.

Jury trial in proceeding to forfeit auto-
mobile for alleged offense, see JURY.
Taxicabs, see MOTOR BUSSES AND TAXI-
CABS.

Injury to automobile or occupant by
defect in street.

Bridge, injury to automobile driver be-
cause of defects in, see BRIDGES.

- contributory negligence.
Guest, personal care required of one
riding in automobile driven by an-
other. 47-298.

Public regulation and control.
Construction of statute regulating car-

riers by motor vehicles, see STATUTES.
Interstate commerce, interference with, by
state regulations as to motor vehicles,
see COMMERCE.

Judicial notice of purpose of statute regu-
lating carriers by automobile, see

EVIDENCE.

Validity of statute or ordinance forbid-

ding running of automobile so as to
inflict damage or injury. 47-255
(case p. 252).

-registration; numbering; license.
Name used to identify owner, registra-
tion of automobile as affected by.
47-1103 (case p. 1100).
Husband's right to recover for injury

while riding in wife's car as affected
by its illegal registration. 47-1100.
Imputing negligence of unlicensed driver
to passenger, see NEGLIGENCE.
Married woman's registration of car in
her maiden name as affecting her
right to recover for injury by col-
lision with electric car. 47-1100.
Notice of illegal registration to husband
of owner, see NOTICE.

Reciprocal duties of drivers of auto-
mobiles or other vehicles proceeding
in the same direction. 47-703
(cases pp. 696, 699).

Shifting line of travel causing injury to
car in rear, liability. 47-699.
Workman on highway, duty of driver of
automobile to. 47-807 (case p.
800).

-injury to person riding with driver.
Liability of owner or operator for injury

to guest. 47-327 (case p. 323).
-law of the road; negligence in pass-
ing other vehicle.

Contributory negligence, see post.
General rule as to care in passing over-
taken cars. 47-696.

Reciprocal duties of drivers of automo-

biles proceeding in same direction.
47-703 (cases pp. 696, 699).
Stopping to avoid collision, duty of driver
as to, when overtaking other vehicle.
47-696.

Turning into intersecting street without
warning as negligence toward ve-
hicle proceeding in same direction.
47-712.

Workman in highway, automobile driver's
duty to sound horn when approaching.
47-800.

- at street intersection or crossing.
Contributory negligence, see post.
Control, duty to have cars under, in ap-
proaching street intersection. 47-
699.

Instructions in action for injury, see
TRIAL.

Left-hand turn into intersecting street,
duty of driver intending to make,

to give right of way to car approach-
ing from opposite direction. 47-590.
Reciprocal duties of drivers of automo-
biles proceeding in same direction.
47-703 (case p. 699).

Right of way at street or highway inter-
sections. 47-595 (cases pp. 585,
590).

Traffic signal, duty to watch for and obey
promptly. 47-699.

Traffic signal, negligence in stopping in
obedience to. 47-699.

car

discharging or

- passing street
taking on passengers.

Blinding of driver by light from street
car. 47-1229.

Contributory negligence, see post.
Liability of owner of motor vehicle for
injury to person who has alighted
from or is waiting for street car.
47-1233 (case p. 1229).

Speed in approaching car discharging pas-
sengers. 47-1229.

- lack of, or insufficient, lights.
Stopping without lights as negligence
toward driver of vehicle proceeding
in same direction. 47-706.

Vehicle other than automobile proceeding
without proper lights, see HIGHWAYS
AND STREETS.

see

MUNICIPAL

- contributory negligence; assumption
of risk.

Child injured on alighting from street
car, negligence of. 47–1253.
Drunken driver, contributory negligence in
riding with. 47-323.

Evidence as to, weight and sufficiency, see
EVIDENCE.

Guest injured while riding in automo-
bile, contributory negligence of.
47-329 (case p. 323).

Guest, personal care required of one rid-

ing in an automobile driven by an-
other as affecting his right to recov-
47-293
er against third person.
(case p. 289).

Imputing negligence of driver to passen-
ger, see NEGLIGENCE.
Looking and listening for automobiles aft-
er alighting from street car. 47-1229.
Looking to right and left for approaching
vehicles at street intersection.
585.

47-

Lookout for danger, duty of guest to keep.
47-289.

Parent's negligence in directing child to
cross street after alighting from car.
47-1229.

Question for jury as to. 47-585.
Reciprocal duties of drivers of automo-
biles proceeding in same direction.
47-703 (cases pp. 696, 699).
Right of way at street intersection as
affecting duty to exercise care. 47-
289.

Right of way, possession of, as excuse for
heedless or reckless conduct. 47-590.
Street car, contributory negligence of
person injured after alighting from
or while waiting for. 47-1244,
1255, 1263 (case p. 1229).
Traffic signal, contributory negligence in
colliding with preceding vehicle com-
ing to stop in obedience to, without
signal from driver of intention to
stop. 47-699.

Workman on highway, contributory neg-
ligence of. 47-808 (case p. 800).

AWNINGS.

Highway or street, awnings overhang-
ing, see HIGHWAYS AND STREETS.

BAILMENT.

Fraud, predicating bailment on. 47-783.
Limitation of time for action to recover
property bailed, see LIMITATION OF
ACTIONS.

BANKRUPTCY.

False oath of bankrupt as affecting weight
of his testimony, see EVIDENCE.

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payment of proceeds.

Drawee bank, check sent to, for collection
regarded as paid when presented,
where drawee has sufficient funds to
meet it. 47-754.

Toll bridges.

Judicial notice as to use of, see EVIDENCE.

— injuries by defects in.
Automobile driver's failure to have lights

of power required by statute as affect-
ing his recovery for injury by col-
lision with guard rail of toll bridge
which was not properly lighted. 47-
347.

Contributory negligence of one injured
because of lack or insufficiency of
lights. 47-358 (case p. 347).
Evidence of other accidents in action for
injury, see EVIDENCE.

Instruction in action for injury, see AP-
PEAL AND ERROR.

Lighting bridge, duty and liability as to.
47-355 (case p. 347).

Question for jury as to contributory negli-

gence. 47-347.

Stockbrokers.

Board of trade, order from customer to be
executed on, as contemplating con-
formity to rules and customs prevail-
ing there. 47-1108.

- margins.

Conversion of margins by broker, what
constitutes, see TROVER AND CONVER-
SION.

Estoppel of one suing for conversion of
margin, see ESTOPPEL

Good faith of broker in converting cus-
tomer's margin, see TROVER AND CON-

VERSION.

Real estate brokers.
Employment of broker, what constitutes.
47-852.

time to act.

Necessity that broker act before his au-
thority has come to an end. 47-852.

-

– negotiations direct with principal.
Price stipulated, broker's right to com
mission where owner sells property
to customer of broker at less than.
47-855 (case p. 852).

-

· revocation of authority.

Notice to broker before revocation, neces-

sity of. 47-852.

Right of owner to terminate broker's au-
thority. 47-852.

BUGS.

Presumption of negligence from pres
ence of, in food. 47-151, 152, 154,

156.

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACTS.

Bond of contractor, see BONDS.