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Condition in will requiring beneficiary to
refrain from use of intoxicants for
the period of five years. 11-288.
Power of trust company as trustee under
a will to determine when a beneficiary
has complied with the conditions of
the trust, requiring him to abstain
from intoxicating liquors for five
years. 11-288.

Claim and delivery to recover possession
of liquor held by officer as evidence in
criminal case, although taken unlaw-
fully. 11-678.

Question for jury as to intoxicating char-
acter of Jamaica ginger. 11-1230.
Judicial notice as to intoxicating charac-
ter of Jamaica ginger. 11-1230.

Joint liability of one in possession of a
door forming part of a sidewalk
through which coal is delivered and
the coal merchant attempting to make
a delivery, for injury to pedestrian
by sudden opening of the door.
11-560.

Joint or several liability of municipality
and abutting owner for failure to keep
sidewalk in repair. 11-1337.

JOINT ENTERPRISE.

See JOINT ADVENTURE.

JOINT LIABILITY.

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See JOINT CREDITORS AND DEBTORS.

JOKE.

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Treating as joint makers persons who

place their names on the back of a
note before its negotiation at one
time. 11-1328.

Right of one of two parties contracting
to pay a sum of money to complain
that action to enforce payment is
brought against him alone. 11-274.

JUDGMENT.

Sale of property under, see JUDICIAL SALE.
Relief under pleadings, see PLEADING.
Power of court to adjudge and decree to
attorney part of the judgment recov-
ered by his client, 11-713 (case p.
709).

Right of member of joint adventure
wrongfully excluded from participa-
tion in assets to a joint and several
decree against his coadventurers.
11-419.

Conclusiveness.

Effect on grantee of judgment against
grantor. 11-129.

Conclusiveness of judgment on afterborn
children. 11-766.

The dash in each citation stands for A.L.R.

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JUSTICE.

Constitutional guaranties of, see CONSTI-
TUTIONAL LAW.

LANDLORD AND TENANT.

In general.

Constitutionality of rent laws. 11-1252
(case p. 1238).

Estoppel of landlord proceeding before
the statutory commission for relief
from a tenancy to subsequently ques-
tion the constitutionality of the stat-
ute. 11-1238.

Renting of private property as a private
business not affected with a public ín-
terest. 11-1238.

Leases.

Oil and gas lease, see MINES.
Validity of statute permitting tenant to
hold over at pleasure at expiration of
his lease. 11-1238.

Liability for defective and dangerous
premises.

Landlord's liability for condition of

common entrance or stairway which,
at the time of the letting or the in-
jury, served but one tenant. 11-109
(case p. 106).

Contributory negligence of tenant in using
defective stairway. 11-106.

Rent.

Power of brewing corporation to guar-
antee the rent of its customers.
11-555.

Constitutionality of rent laws. 11-1252
(case p. 1238).

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In general.

MARRIAGE.

Validity of contracts affecting, see CON-

TRACTS.

As to divorce or separation, see DIVORCE
AND SEPARATION.

Effect of woman citizen's marriage to
alien. 11-166.

Validity.

Validity of marriage entered into in jest.
11-215 (case p. 212).

MASTER.

Reference to, see REFERENCE.

MASTER AND SERVANT.

In general.

Libel or slander by communications by
employer to surety company regard-
ing employee. 11-1014 (case p.
1010).

Effect of Federal control of railroads on
status of carrier as employer.
11-1453.

Validity of statute giving attorney's fee to
workman who has been induced to
contract for his service by means of
representations as to existence or non-
existence of strike or other troubles
between employer and employees.
11-859.

Statute making it unlawful to induce
workmen to come into the state for
employment by false advertisements
or misrepresentations as to conditions
of work as interference with inter-
state commerce. 11-859.

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