INSURANCE. See Constitutional Law, VI, (B), 5; VI, (C), 3; 1. Regulation of Business. Power of State. Hartford Co. v. 2. Statutory Provisions. Construction. "Dividend additions' 3. Policy Provisions. Construction. Provisions which are clear 4. Id. "Paid-up addition" to policy; extended insurance dis- 5. Life Insurance. Accidental Death. Excepted Risks. Insured 6. Accident Insurance. Cause of Injury. Death from sunstroke 7. Dividends. Lapse. Disposition of dividend on lapse of policy INSURANCE COMPANIES. See Insurance. INTERNATIONAL LAW. See Treaties. Boundary Rivers Doctrine of Thalweg. See New Jersey v. INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACTS. See Antitrust Acts; Consti- Inland Waterways Act. Provision empowering Interstate Com- INTERSTATE COMMERCE. See Constitutional Law, II. 1. Interstate Character. Cotton stored in warehouse held with- 2. Id. Parties can not by descriptive terms of contract convert IRREBUTTABLE PRESUMPTIONS. See U.S. v. Provident Trust Co., 272. JUDGES. Retirement. Compensation. Status of retired federal district or 339. JUDGMENTS. See Antitrust Acts, 1; Jurisdiction, I, 1, 10. 1. Conclusiveness. Effect of judgment as to one neither party 2. Id. Decree against mortgagor not binding on mortgagee JUDICIAL NOTICE. See Constitutional Law, 1, 3; Evidence, 2. JUDICIARY. See Constitutional Law, I, 10; IV, 4. JURISDICTION. See Bankruptcy, 1-2; Constitutional Law, I, I. In General, p. 701. II. Jurisdiction of this Court, p. 702. III. Jurisdiction of Circuit Courts of Appeals, p. 702. IV. Jurisdiction of District Courts, p. 702. References to particular subjects under this title: Administrative Remedies, I, 7. Advisory Opinions, I, 1. Allegations of Complaint, II, 2; IV, 1. Circuit Courts of Appeals, II, 3-4; III, 1–2. Complaint, IV, 1. Declaratory Judgments, I, 1. District Courts, I, 2-10; III, 2; IV, 1-5. Diversity of Citizenship, I, 9; IV, 3. Employers' Liability Act, IV, 2. Evidence, III, 2. Federal Questions, I, 2. JURISDICTION-Continued. Federal Trade Commission, III, 1. Findings, I, 4; III, 2. Injunction, I, 5–8; II, 2. Judicial Code, I, 5. Law of United States, IV, 3. Local Question, I, 3. Personal Injuries, IV, 3. Remand, II, 3-4. Removal, IV, 5. Safety Appliance Acts, I, 2; IV, 3. Scope of Review, III, 1–2. States, I, 3, 5-9; II, 2, 5-6; IV, 3. I. In General. 1. Advisory Opinions and Declaratory Judgments. See Alabama 2. Federal Questions arising under Safety Appliance Acts. 3. Local Question. Meaning of state statute. Hartford Co. v. 4. Findings. See U.S. v. Jefferson Electric Co., 386. 5. Injunction. Application of Jud. Code, § 265, forbidding in- 6. Injunction. State Tax. Jurisdiction of federal court to en- 7. Id. Rule that administrative remedies under state law must 8. Id. Bill to restrain imposition and collection of state tax, 9. Suits to Recover Taxes. Where courts of State permit action 10. Judgments for Tax Refunds. Not to be dependent on fur- JURISDICTION-Continued. II. Jurisdiction of this Court. 1. Advisory Opinions and Declaratory Judgments. See Alabama 2. Suits Between States. Suit by State to enjoin other States 3. Review of Decisions of Circuit Courts of Appeals. Where 4. Id. Where Circuit Court of Appeals erroneously directed dis- 5. Review of Judgments of State Courts. Federal questions 6. Id. Decision of state court as to meaning of state statute is III. Jurisdiction of Circuit Courts of Appeals. 1. Scope of Review. On appeal from order of Federal Trade 2. Id. On appeal from District Court in law case tried without IV. Jurisdiction of District Courts. 1. Allegations of Complaint determine jurisdiction of District 2. District Where Suit May be Brought. Action under Em- 3. Id. Action under state statute against carrier for personal 4. Conditional Judgment. U.S. v. Jefferson Electric Co., 386. JURY. See Constitutional Law, VI, (B), 11. LABORERS. See Constitutional Law, VI, (B), 7. LANDLORD AND TENANT. As to validity of California Alien Land Law, see Morrison v. 1. Lease. Covenants. Effect of covenant to indemnify landlord 2. Rights of Landlord. Claim of landlord for future rent not LEASE. See Landlord and Tenant. LEGISLATIVE HISTORY. Effect of in construction of statute. Manhattan Properties v. LEGISLATIVE POWER. See Constitutional Law. Delegation. See U.S. v. Illinois Central R. Co., 457. LIBERTY OF CONTRACT. See Constitutional Law, VI, (B), 6–7. LICENSE. See Constitutional Law, I, 5. LIENS. See Bankruptcy, 4. LIMITATIONS. See Aliens, 3-4; Contractors' Bonds; Taxation, LUMBER. See Federal Trade Commission, 4, 6, 8-10. MANDAMUS. 1. Mandamus at instance of trustee in bankruptcy to compel 2. Public Officers. Mandamus lies to compel payment of public MARRIAGE. See Evidence, 7-9. MASTER AND SERVANT. 1. Safety Devices. Duty of railroad company to protect em- |