Chose in action-

Assignment-Judgment for costs, 332.

Christianity-

Whether it is part of the law of England, 308, 361.
See Company.

Cinematograph-

License Conditions, 11.

Co-ownership—

To secure special benefits-Participation, 338.

Company-

Articles of association-Construction, 49.

Statement-Ultra vires, 265.

Suggestions for amendment of legislation as to, 167.
Directors-Transfer of shares, 181.

Untrue statement-Actio personalis, 390.

Reorganization of Shares, 184.

Debenture-No place of payment, 267, 337.

Forfeiting shares-Power of directors, 337.
Meeting Proxies, 339, 427.

Anti-Christian object-Validity of bequest, 393.
Managing director-Salary, 15.

"Just and equitable," 52.

Insurance Company, 182, 183.

Two insolvent companies-Cross claims, 336.
See Co-ownership.

Contract-

Impossibility of performance, 9, 12.

Sale of article by subcontractor-Rights, 54.
Consideration Statute of Frauds

Restraint of trade, 64.

Trade agreement

Condition-Delivery prevented, 140, 393.

Against public policy-Assignment of earnings, 175.
The discharge of, by war, 254.

To do work on goods and re-deliver-Goods burnt, 263.
Excess profits-Sale of business, 337.

See High Treason-Restraint of trade-Sale of goods-Ship
-Specific performance-Vendor and purchaser.

Field General-Power of to sit in camera, 384.
See Crown-Negligence.

Criminal law-

Sentence-Evidence of motive, 9.

Evidence of accomplice-Corroboration, 13.

Summary trials for theft-Police Magistrate's jurisdiction, 42.

Change in mode of conducting trials, 78.

Evidence of accomplice, 137.

Statistics of crime in Anglo-Saxon countries, 368.
See Bigamy-High treason.

Days of Grace-

See Prize Court.

Defence of Realm Act-

Men of hostile origin-Internment, 223.

Interning British subject, 341.

Dismissing actions-

Order for, in Ontario, 136.

Divorce

Foreign-Conflict of laws-Domicile-Re-marriage, 187,

189.

In Canada and Saskatchewan discussed, 362.

Domicile

Commercial-Goods of alien firm in neutral country, 142.
See Divorce-Succession duties.

Duchess of Kingston's case

Discussion of, 406.

Easement-

Water-Underground pipe, 53.
Right of way, 180.

Editorials-

Renewal of writ in name of deceased suitor, 1.
Actions to enforce mechanics' liens, 3.

The liability of a landlord in respect of a common stair-

case, 4.

Terminology of compound names, 6.

The dignity of the Bench, 41.

Summary trials for theft, 42.

Mechanics' liens-Percentage to be retained by owner,
Abandoning allegiance, 44.

. The awakening of Russia, 81.

Forfeiture under contracts for sale of lands, 82, 161..

The Riddell Canadian Library, 102.

Application of the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur in master and

servant cases, 104.

Renewal of writs by dead suitors, 122.

Staying executions on appeals to Privy Council, 123.

Subpoenaing a party for identification, 124.

The late Sir Thomas Wardlaw Taylor, 124.

Uncertainty of law, 125.

Woman suffrage and women solicitors, 130.

Animals on highways, 132.

Vendor and purchaser-Contract by letters, 133.

Mistake of law-Overpayment, 134.

Orders dismissing actions-Ontario, 136.

Some suggestions regarding company legislation, 167.

Classes most prominent on the firing line, 174.

Supplemental relief, 202.

Waiver, the doctrine of, discussed, 206.

Notes from the English Inns of Court, 216, 246, 300, 325,

377.

Defence of the Realm, 223.

Editorials-continued.

Reprisals and their limits, 224.
Lawyers in public office, 226.
Confederation Day, 241.
Honour to whom honour, 241.
Trading with the enemy, 243.

Ontario statutes for 1917, 245.

War and the discharge of contracts, 254.
Judgments, unanimous and otherwise, 260.

A new cure for mobs, 270.

The law of common carriers-Responsibility of Crown when

acting as common carrier, 281.

Uniformity of laws in the Western Provinces, 289.
The house and family of Windsor, 294.

Kingship and the Empire, 297.

The law of England and Christianity, 308.

Evolution of doctrine of agency in automobile cases, 313.

Verdict for larger damages than claimed, 316.

International arbitration vindicated, 321.

Judicial demeanour, 323.

British war legislation, 324.

Christianity and the law, 361.

Divorce in Saskatchewan and Alberta, 362.

Judicial changes in England, 368.

Criminal statistics in Anglo-Saxon countries, 368.
Is a charge of disloyalty or sedition libellous? 382.
Mortgage actions and the statutes of limitations, 401.
Conscientious objectors and pacifists, 402.

The Duchess of Kingston's case, 406.

Liability of householders for injuries to invitees, 417.
Seizure of German-owned property, 423.

Electric light Company.-

Right to erect poles, 235.

Evidence

Circumstantial, discussed, 80.

Subpœnaing a party for identification, 124.
Of accomplice, 137.

Indecent assault-Admissibility, 177.

Exhibition-

Right to photograph exhibits, 333.

Expropriation-

Railway-Date of valuation-Benefit to lands not taken, 150.

Deposit of plan-Notice, 150.

False pretences-

Fraud in making tender, 271.

Flotsam and jetsam-

38, 77, 120, 159, 200, 240, 319, 400, 439.

Forfeiture

See Ships-Vendor and purchaser.

High Treason-

Aiding the King's enemies without the realm, 139.
Pacifists and others, 402.

See Lansdowne.

Highway-

Obstruction on legalised by statute, 56.

Animals loose on, 132, 261.

See Negligence.

Hire purchase agreement-

Contract to keep chattels in repair, 231.

Husband and wife-

Action by wife-Rescission of contract for friend, 13.
Married Women's Relief Act, Alberta, 61.

Restraint on anticipation, 145.

Contract to supply gas to house of widow who re-marries, 263.

Separation-Rescission-Fraud, 264.

Restitution of connubial rights, 264.

Wife's tort arising out of contract, 330.

Master and servant-Employment by wife, 330.

Disputes as to property-Reference to official referee, 331.
See Marriage settlement.