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BILLS, NOTES, AND CHEQUES-continued.
payment-continued.

amount recoverable, 759

interest, 844-851

defacing stamp on payment, 760
receipt, 761

delivering up a bill or note on payment, 762
payment supra protest or for honour, 763
suspension by renewal, 764

adding a condition or qualification, 765—9
alteration, 770

extinguishment, 771

satisfaction, 772

discharge, 773-5

discounting, receiving, or cashing a bill or note or nego-
tiable security, 781-5

payment of a forged or altered cheque, 776

forged indorsement, 777—9

lost or stolen notes, bills, &c., 697, 781-5

crossed cheques, 786-806

bills and notes under 5l., 807, 808

clerk, wife, or agent making, drawing, indorsing, and
accepting, 365, 1115, 1136-8

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BUGS, 502

BUILDINGS. See LIGHT-AIR-WINDOWS-FIRE, &c.

waste in, 282, 283

support of, 442

endangering, 302

injury to, 266

pulling down, 285

rebuilding in the city, 436

right to build, 431a, 431b
altering, 431c

BURIAL,

of a non-parishioner, 218

BUSHES,

САВ,

property in, 504

liability of proprietor for driver, 1029, 1071

CANAL COMPANIES, 1176, 1177. See CARRIERS.

CARICATURES,

recovery of the price of, 204

CARRIERS,

insurance by, 965

definition of a common carrier, 1176, 1177

duty of carriers, 1178-1183

damages for non-delivery within the agreed time, 1184
responsibility,

of carriers of goods, 1185-1190

of carriers of passengers, 1189, 1206

of railway companies in cases of accident, 1207-1211
of railway companies for luggage, 1212-1216

dangerous articles, 1191-4

valuable or special articles, 1195-7

limiting liability, 1198-1204

carriage beyond limits, 1205

party to sue carriers, 1218
may sue, 1160

lien of, 597

"CASE,” 1310-1312

CATS,

injuries to, 310

CELLARS,

unguarded, 27, 28

CESSPOOL, 271

CHAMPERTY, 217

CHARACTER. See LIBEL-SLANDER-MASTER AND SER-
VANT EVIDENCE.

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CHEQUE,

defined, 654

how it differs from a bill of exchange, 656

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altering date, 817

duty of bankers to get cheques cashed, 811, 812

customer having accounts at two branches, 816

payment by cheque, 856

CHILDREN. See PARENT AND CHILD-GUARDIAN AND
WARD.

enticing away, 1096

CHOSES IN ACTION,
not assignable, 644

CHURCH,

turning a person out of, 13

CLERK. See PRINCIPALS AND AGENTS.

term servant applies to, 1062

duration of engagement, 1064-8

authority to write, draw, indorse, or accept bills or notes,

1115

payment to, 1151

COACH. See CARRIERS.

accident, 35, 1071-4

COALS,

sale of, 577

COGNISANCE, 1323

COGNOVIT, 147

by an infant, 208, 209

COHABITATION,

contract founded on, 204
in restraint of, 217

COMMISSION, 192, 1129–1131

COMMODATUM, 1021, 1023, 1024

COMMON,

disturbance of, 298

COMPOSITION,

deed of, 865

CONCEALMENT, 194-7, 338, 865, 957

CONFIRMATION,

of a contract or conveyance, 226

CONSIDERATION. See CONTRACTS-BILLS AND NOTES-
GUARANTY.

CONSTABLE,

arrest by, 49-52, 58, 63, 66

protection to, 67

CONSTRUCTION,

of contracts, 231–251a

CONTRACTOR. See MASTER AND SERVANT-EMPLOYERS

AND EMPLOYED.

liability for acts of workmen of, 1069
liability for injury to servants, 1080

loss by being misled by a specification, 1295

CONTRACTS GENERALLY. For particular contracts, see
VENDORS AND PURCHASERS, and other titles.
promise distinguished from a contract, 139
definition of a contract, 140

unilateral and bilateral, 141

express and implied, 142, 143

implied contracts on which an assumpsit was brought,

1304

executed and executory, 144

further division of contracts, 145

contracts of record, 146–9

cognovit, 147

recognisance, 148

characteristics of contracts of record, 149

how contracts of record enforced, 149

what contracts binding on heir or devisee, 150

contracts under seal, 150

simple contracts, 151, 152

merger thereof, 153

parol agreement, 154

requisites to a contract, 155

how an express contract may be created, 155

terms must be definitely settled, 155

mutual assent necessary, 156

rescission of an offer, 157

posting a letter of acceptance, 158

where the contract must be in writing, signed, 159–171

verbal assent to an alteration, 172

three ingredients in a simple contract, 173

consideration,

what contracts require a consideration, 150, 152

what amounts to à consideration, 174–7

from whom the consideration must move, 178

considerations executed, executory, contemporaneous,
or continuing, 179, 180

where the consideration will not support an express
promise, 185

necessity for a request, 181

where the request or promise is implied, 182—4

what contracts prove themselves, 149

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