O. Offer-acceptance of, requisite to make binding, § 108. when not to be deemed continuing, § 109. Ohio-agricultural colleges in, § 11. estates for years in real property, § 360. fencing by railroad companies, § 239. fire, protection against, § 58. malicious injury of domestic animals, § 203. sheep, protection of from dogs, § 151, and note. Opinion-of vendor of property, expression of, when a warranty, §§ 123, 124. preservation of by tenant, § 306. Ordinary care-definitions of, §§ 176, 177, 184, 185. "in guarding dangerous animals, §§ 176, 177. Oregon-agricultural college act of Congress as to Oregon, § 5. Owner-of vicious animals, liabilities of, §§ 175, 176. of vicious animals an insurer, § 176, and note 1. or bailee may bring action for injury of property, § 159. P. Paralysis-"unsoundness" in a horse, § 133. Parent and child-apprenticeship of child by parent, § 326. contracts of child, when binding on parent, § 312. duties of child to parent, § 317. duty of child to support parent, § 317. education of child by parent, § 311. emancipation of minor by parent, §§ 313, 314. parent's duty to support child, § 310. liability for torts of child, § 315. 66 66 "of recovery for injuries to child, § 316. Parties-all tenants in common to be made parties to partition suits, § 363. to sales of property, § 103. who commit fraud, held to contract, § 110. Partnership-in cropping on shares, § 340. reservation of growing crops, on sale of land, §§ 18, 19, and notes. license, confers privilege, but does not pass estate, § 366, note. 66 Partition-action for, brought by any tenant in common, § 363. all tenants in common must be made parties to in action of, § 363. Partition fences-Continued. in road over which right of way is granted, § 82. Pawn-of consigned goods by factor, §§ 278, 279. fencing against live-stock, § 214. malicious injury to domestic animals, § 203. Personal property-disposal of, §§ 19, 20, 24, 25, 29. growing crops, §§ 19, 20, and note 1; § 24, and note 3. nursery trees, § 25. Personal right-exemption of property from seizure, § 28. Pledge-by factor of consigned goods, §§ 278-80, 281, 283. Pleuro-pneumonia-protection against spread of among cattle, § 144. Ponds-when lawful fences, § 224. when boundary, partition fence on either side of, § 228. Possession-requisite for protection of lien on personal property, §§ 137, 143. constitutionality of, §§ 244, 245. 66 strictly construed, § 247 and notes, and 248 and notes. sales, buyer assumes risk of regularity of proceedings, §§ 247, 248, and notes. Praise-of property not a warranty, § 123. Pre-emption-entries on agricultural college lands, § 5. mill privilege acquired by, § 394. right to taint water in stream, acquired by, § 390. to maintain fences, § 216. Presumption-against negligence by agistor, § 187. as to usages of trade, § 277. of dedication of property to public use, § 404. of grant by lapse of time of user, §§ 216, 377, and note; § 402, and notes. Presumption-Continued. of malice against owner of animals wantonly injured, § 195. 66 of purchase of animal taken on trial, § 109. of wife's agency for husband, § 105. Proposal-to be binding must be accepted, § 108. Public lands-donation of, for agricultural colleges, § 3. Public road-See HIGHWAYS, § 396. Punitive damages-for wanton injuries to animals, § 168. Q. Quarries-ownership of, under public road, § 397. R. Railroad companies-care by, in running locomotives, § 72. contracts by as to fencing, § 83. damage to live-stock, §§ 78, 79, 82, 86, 87, 233–6. 66 burden of proof of negligence, § 79. stopping train when cattle on the track, §§ 86, 87. fences to be kept in repair, §§ 78, 90, note 1; §§ 233, 235. fencing by, statutes providing for. See FENCES. fires from locomotives, § 57, note 3; §§ 65, 75, 76, note 1. 66 66 negligence of employee, § 265, note 2. right of way over pastures, § 81. speed of trains, how regulated, § 87. Range-injury to cattle upon, by railroads, § 81. Rat-tail-not unsoundness in horses, § 133. Real estate-§§ 353, 363. fee-sin ple, § 355. estates for life, § 357. fertilizers. See FERTILIZERS, MANURE. Reasonable time-construction of what is, § 109. of marks and brands, § 148. Relationship-when a badge of fraud, § 318. Reliction-definition of, § 391. distinction from alluvium and avulsion, § 391. See LANDLORD AND TENANT. Replevin-for animals impounded, §§ 244, 246. of growing crops, §§ 17, 26. Rheumatism-when unsoundness in a horse, § 133. laws for protection of sheep, § 151, note. Right of way—§§ 364, 378. definition, § 369. by prescription, § 366, note. when special or restricted, § 368. 66 66 66 domestic purposes, §§ 387, 388. artificial purposes, §§ 387, 388. not to detain, §§ 385, 386. regard to rights of others, § 386. confined to reasonable use, §§ 387, 389. when not part of adjoining land, § 266, note 1. See HIGHWAY, EASEMENT. Roaring-when unsoundness in a horse, § 133. Rubbish-right to burn, §§ 53, 54. Rumbling-not unsoundness in a horse, § 133. S. Saddle-galls-when unsoundness in a horse, § 133. what persons competent to make, § 103. of personal property, when to be in writing, § 113. 66 when to be in writing, §§ 34, 35. "land, when carries detached fences, § 45. 66 crop not sown, § 30. by slaves, § 103. "married women, § 103. infants, drunkards, idiots, lunatics, and outlaws, § 103. upon credit by factor, § 277. See FACTOR. by common carrier for charges, § 294. See COMMON CARRIER. See CONTRACTS, GRANT, VENDOR. 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