This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1815. Excerpt: ... INDEX TO THE PRINCIPAL MATTERS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME. 2. If a broker being authorized to sell goods for a certain price, sells them at an inferior price, the proper remedy is by action on the case. Dufresne v. Hut-chinson, 117 ADMINISTRATION. 1. If an administrator shows that he sues for a greater value than is covered by the ad valorem stamp of his letters of adminis-tration, he shows his adminis-tration to be void, and cannot. If a vessel is damaged by ano-recover. Hunt, Administrator ther running foul of it, and the of Campbell, v. Stevens, 113 jury find a verdict for the plain-2. Although he sues for a doubt-tiff, the court will not send the ful claim. ib. case to a new trial because 3. He must prove his adminstra-there may be some ground to tion, for that constitutes his ti-believe that the plaintiff was tie to recover. ib. negligent in navigating his ves-4. And it will not suffice to sue out sel, as well as the defendant.--new letters of administration on Coliinson and Others v. Larkins, a larger stamp after he has ob-Page 1 tained judgment. ib. A ABATEMENT, See Infant, 1. ABSTRACT OF TITLE, See Agreement, 8. ACTION, NOTICE OF, See Notioe Of Action. ACTION ON THE CASE. 31 ADVOWSON, 4. Such as a stipulation that out of the rent mentioned, a pro-See Perpetual Curacy. Rego-portionate abatement should be Very, 8. made in respect of certain ex-cepted premises; for until that AFFIDAVIT. was apportioned, the lessor 1. An affidavit, the title of which couWnot distrain. 6 styles the plaintiff" assignee," And » T,?TM; '»:.u.. r...u„_ «. l;„ nant shall hold at and under all without further explanation, is. , , f. s ii n-rt usual covenants as between bad. Stcuner v Cottrctl, 377, „,,.,, j i , landlord and tenant where tht-...