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Thompson vs. Hern.

Monroe County. Reversed and Remanded.

Poffenbarger, Judge.

SYLLABUS.

1. To a bill in equity, seeking the release of a vendor's lien, reserved in his lifetife by a person who has since died, the personal representatives of such person is a necessary party.

2. The defect of want of necessary parties is not waived by failure to assign it specially as a ground of demurrer; and when a demurrer has been interposed and overruled and a decree entered, without such special assignment either on the demurrer or at the hearing, it may nevertheless be relied upon in the Appellate Court.

State vs. Davis.
Cabell County. Affirmed.
Poffenbarger, Judge.
SYLLABUS.

1. A judgment of acquittal, in a case submitted to the court in lieu of a jury, on an agreed statement of facts, showing that the accused, a licensed retail dealer in intoxicating liquors, had received at his place of business a telephone message, ordering liquor, to be delivered at the place of residence of the customer, and there to be paid for, and accepted the order, selected from his stock the article ordered, and delivered it and received payment therefor in accordance with the terms of the order, is not erroneous.

2. On a writ of error in such case, the State is regarded as a demurrant to evidence, and it would be competent for a jury to find, on the facts agreed and common information and knowledge of the practice of retail dealing, which they have the right to consider, that the sale was complete, so as to pass the title to the liquor, at the dealer's place of business.

3. A sale, by a retail dealer in intoxicating liquors, in which the delivery is made within the town or county in which he has a license, in fulfillment of an order, received and accepted at the place of business, designated in his license, from his stock of goods kept in that place, is deemed by the law a sale at the place of business and not a sale at the place of delivery, unless it appears that the place of delivery was agreed upon as the place of sale.

4. A contemporary exposition of a statute, uncertain in its meaning, recognized and acquiesced in, for a long period of time, by the officers charged with the duty of enforcing it, the courts, the Legislature and the people, will be adopted unless it is manifestly wrong.

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Boylan vs. Hines.
Mineral County. Reversed.
Robinson, Judge.
SYLLABUS.

Special commissioners who have in their hands an amount arising out of a chancery cause belonging to a judgment debtor, and which amount by decree in such cause has been directed to be paid over to the said owner, are liable to garnishment thereof.

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OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES

Of West Virginia Bar Association, 1907.

OFFICERS.

President J. HOP WOODS, Philippi.

VICE PRESIDENTS.

1st Dist.-N. C. HUBBARD, Wheeling. 3rd Dist.-C. W. OSENTON, Fayetteville 2nd Dist.-R. W. DAILEY, Romney. 4th Dist.-H. M. WILLIS, West Union. 5th Dist.-GEorge poffENBARGER, Point Pleasant.

SECRETARY-W. G. PETERKIN, Parkersburg.
TREASURER-CHARLES A. KREPS, Parkersburg.
DELEGATES TO AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.

J. J. CONIFF, Wheeling

W. N. MILLER, Parkersburg.

CHARLES E. HOGG, Morgantown.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

W. P. WILLEY, Morgantown.
HENRY M. RUSSELL, Wheeling.
B. M. AMBLER, Parkersburg.
ELLIOTT NORTHCOTT, Huntington.
J. HOP WOODS (Ex-of)—l'hilippi. W. G. PETERKIN (Ex-of)-Parkersbur
E. L. NUCKOLLS, Fayetteville.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

ADMISSIONS.

BASIL T. BOWERS, New Martinsville; C. M. MURPHY, Philippi; M. M. NEELEY, Fairmont; H. B. GILKESON, Romney; E. A. BOWERS, Elkins.

JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION AND LEGAL REFORM.

B. M. AMBLER,, Parkersburg; JOHN BASSEL, Clarksburg; NELSON C. HUBBARD,
Wheeling; IRA E. ROBINSON, Grafton; P. J. CROGAN, Kingwood.
LEGAL EDUCATION.

ST. GEO. T. BROOKE, Morgantown; GEO. E. PRICE, Charleston; W. W. BRANNON,
Weston; A M. POUNDSTONE, Buckhannon; BENJAMIN DAILEY, Moorefield.

LEGAL BIOGRAPHY.

MELVIILLE PECK, Philippi; WILLIAM MACDONALD, Keyser; GUY R. C. ALLEN, Wheeling; FOREST W. BROWN, Charles Town; C. D. MERRICK, Parkersburg.

GRIEVANCES.

THOS. P. JACOBS, New Martinsville; WM E. HAYMOND, Sutton; B. L. BUTCHER, Fairmont; O. S. MARSHALL, New Cumberland; M. H. WILLIS, West Union.

LEGISLATION.

C. W. OSENTON, Fayetteville; ROBERT STALLINGS, Davis; JNO. A. PRESTON, Louisburg; WM. B. MATHEWS, Charleston; ANDREW PRICE, Marlington. BANQUET.

E. L. ROBINSON, New Martinsville; S. B. HALL, New Martinsville; THOS. C. CORNETT, New Martinsville; J. W. Vandervort, Parkersburg; Jas. W. EWING, Wheeling.

SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

HISTORY OF BENCH AND BAR.

WM. G. PETERKIN, Parkersburg; JNO. T. MCGRAW, Grafton; JNO. W. MASON, Fairmont; J. W. VANDERVORT, Parkersburg; W. B. MATHEWS, Charleston.

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.1888 W. P. Hubbard ..1889 F. W. Brown ...1890 P. J. Crogan

1891 D. C. Westenhaven, 1898 Jno. W. Mason .1905 .1899 John W. Davis .....1906

.1892 W. Mollohon

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