Corporation, statute denying defense of usury to. 43-18 (case p. 1). Extraterritorial operation of statute as to, see CONFLICT OF LAWS. Guarantors or sureties on obligation of corporation as within statute depriving corporations of defense of usury. 43-1. Purging. Novation which will defeat defense of usury, what constitutes. 43-1. Third person's advance of funds, to satisfy usurious mortgage, which are immediately returned to him by the debtor. 43-1. VACATION. Judgment, see JUDGMENT. VALIDITY. Contracts, see CONTRACTS. VALUE. Burden of proof as to value of property, see EVIDENCE. Evidence as to, generally, see EVIDENCE. VEGETABLES. Store entrance, accumulation of vegetable leaves at, see NEGLIGENCE. VEHICLES. Automobile or motorcycle, see AUTOMO- Licensing of, see LICENSE. VENDOR AND PURCHASER. Deeds, see DEEDS. Election of remedy for breach of con- Mortgage foreclosure sale, see MORTGAGE. PORATIONS. Receiver's sale of property, see RECEIVERS. Vendor's lien. VENDOR'S LIEN. See VENDOR AND PURCHASER. VENUE. Criminal cases. Mail or telegraph, where offense of obtaining money by fraud through use of, is deemd to be committed. 43545 (case p. 532). VERDICT. Appellate court's presumptions as to, see Direction of, see TRIAL. Jury's verdict or findings generally, see Pleading as aided by verdict, see PLEAD ING. Replevin action, verdict in, see REPLEVIN. VERIFICATION. Mandamus petition, see MANDAMUS. VIOLATION OF LAW. Automobile, violation of regulations as to registration or licensing as affecting civil rights and liabilities, see AUTOMOBILES, ETC. Constitutional rights, infringing, to prevent violation of law, see CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. Income tax on gains from unlawful transaction, see INCOME TAXES. Negligence, violation of law as, see NEG LIGENCE. FANTS. VOCAL STUDIO. Insurance on property as transferred by sale of the property, see INSURANCE. Judicial sale, see JUDICIAL SALE. Covenant as violated by use of dwelling for, see COVENANTS AND CONDITIONS. Italic type indicates points with annotation; roman type points without. |