Trespass to Real Property (Continued). nature of the wrong and the right injured discussed fully, it is injury to the possession, the right of exclusion, the breaking of the close is the wrong, § 524, p. 999, injury to land is the incident, § 324, p. 999, vol. 2. elements of damages, § 526, vol. 2. cutting and carrying away crops, trees and like acts who may maintain, § 527, vol. 2. tenant, § 527, vol. 2. at will or sufferance, § 527, vol. 2. owner of present estate in unoccupied lands, § 527, reversioner, remainderman, when, § 527, p. 1005, vol. 2. when tenant and landlord may, § 528, vol. 2. when tenants in common may, § 528, vol. 2. liability of public authorities, when taking from streets and in erecting poles in streets and highways, in full, § 541, vol. 2. vol. 2. by animals, § 542, vol. 2. at common law, § 542, vol. 2. legislation affecting, § 542, pp. 1035, 1036, vol. 2. duties of owners dependent upon nature of animals, § 542, all liability depends upon language of statutes, § 542, p. by turning loose in highway unattended, § 542, p. 1037, effect of partition-fence laws upon, § 542, p. 1037, vol. 2. who liable for, exceptional cases, § 543. based upon command of law, § 544, vol. 2. Trespass to Real Property (Continued). based upon right to possession, § 544, vol. 2. by forcible entry and detainer, 544, p. 1042, vol. 2. close may be broken by stealth, § 545, p. 1043, vol. 2. streets rendered impassable by act of God or man, traveler may go on private land, § 546, p. destruction of property, § 546, p. 1044, vol. 2. based on consent, § 547, vol. 2. granting of easements or license, § 547, p. 1046, limitations upon, transgressing, § 547, pp. 1047, licenses defined, § 548. See Licenses. use of in cases of, § 557, vol. 2. taking property by mistake or willfully, § 595, vol. 2. cutting trees, working them into different form, the law in respect to, in full, § 595, with full note of excerpts, p. 1151. Truth. as defense to libel or slander, § 390, vol. 1. the relation considered, § 127, vol. 1. injuries through fraud, § 127, p. 258, vol. 1. commingling trust funds, p. 259, vol. 1. personal interest by trustee, pp. 259, 260, vol. 1. transactions between presumptively fraudulent, § 127, p. 261, Turntables. See Dangerous Premises. liability of railway for injuries caused to children, § 326, vol. 1. Unloaded Gun. pointing, 195, p. 445, vol. 1. Unfair Competition. using names, means, representations calculated to represent busi- and infringement of trademarks compared, § 651, vol. 2. Utah. liability of married women for torts, § 39, n. 96, vol. 1. Vermont. liability of married women for torts, § 39, n. 96, vol. 1. Vicious Animals. See Animals. Walls. See Dangerous Premises. falling, liability for injury from, § 330, vol. 1. Waiver. of tort, suit upon contract, § 5, vol. 1. See Infants. Warrant. See Arrest; False Imprisonment. Warranty. false. Indexed in full under Fraud and Deception. Washington. liability of married women for torts, § 39, n. 96, vol. 1. Waste. historical development of right, § 562 vol. 2. when cutting wood, § 562, pp. 1083, 1084, vol. 2. taking clay or gravel from, § 562, p. 1085. Blackstone's definition, § 562, p. 1085, vol. 2. it injures realty, § 563, vol. 2. what constitutes, § 563, vol. 2. keeping fences and building up, § 563, p. 1088, vol. 2. those acts which lessor should not be held to anticipate, § of the taking of estovers, § 564, p. 1089, vol. 2. of the right to cut timber, § 564, pp. 1089, 1090, vol. 2. for purposes of cultivation, § 564, p. 1090, n. 24, vol. 2. tenant may take materials from earth when, § 565, vol. 2. tenant for life may work mine, quarry, clay pit, § 564, when leased premises contain mines already opened, § or gravel pits already in use, or stone quarries worked, § 565, p. 1092, vol. 2. when chief mode of enjoyment is agricultural pursuits, when tenant may continue to clear land, § 566, vol. 2. Waste (Continued). when sale of petroleum constitutes, § 566, p. 1093, vol. 2. when land leased there are no oil wells, § 566, p. 1093, vol. 2. where salt well may be used, § 566, vol. 2, right to annual products, § 567, vol. 2. changing use of land, § 568, vol. 2. injury to buildings, § 569, vol. 2. detaching fixtures, 569, vol. 2. cutting doorway in partition, § 569, vol. 2. tenant for life, § 570, p. 1098, vol. 2. reversioner, remainderman, § 570, p. 1098, vol. 2. lessor, 570, p. 1098, vol. 2. tenant in common, § 570, p. 1098, vol. 2. mortgagee, 510, p. 1098, vol. 2. vendor retaining lien, § 570, p. 1098, vol. 2. who may be held for, § 570, vol. 2. cotenant, § 570, vol. 2. accounting for minerals taken, § 572, p. 1100, vol. 2. vendor retaining possession of land, § 572, p. 1101, vol. 2. the form of the action for, § 571a. Watercourse. See Nuisance. Wife. See Husband and Wife. Wild Animals. See Animals. Wisconsin. action by wife for alienation of affections denied, § 447, p. 864, Words. vol. 2. mere, not assault, § 195, vol. 1. Wrongs. specific, with force, § 190, vol. 1. Wrongs With or Without Force. original distinction discussed, § 14, vol. 1, Wrongs Affecting Domestic Relations. See Domestic Relations; |