XIII. continued.

h. Documents generally; official acts or records; demonstrative evi

§ 1573.

§ 1574.

$1575.

Execution.

proof of, without production of any or all of the attesting witnesses.

proof of, on failure of, or in opposition to evidence of attesting witnesses.

from attestation clause.

proof of, by acts or declarations of testator. genuineness or forgery of testator's signature. Revocation.

§ 1576. Lost wills.

k. Miscellaneous civil cases.

$1577. Generally.

§ 1578. Corporate matters generally.

1579. Custom and usage.

§ 1580.

$ 1581.

Value; damages.

for personal injury or death.

$1582.- of real or personal property.

§ 1583. Jurisdiction.

§ 1584. Estoppel.

§ 1585. Matters as to decedents' estates generally.

1621. As to sanity.

§ 1622.

proof as to, beyond reasonable doubt.

1623. Identity of accused.

1624. Venue.

$ 1625. Alibi.

§ 1625. Corpus delicti.

§ 1626. Trailing by bloodhounds.

2. Various particular crimes.

§ 1627. Arson.

§ 1628. Assault.

1629. Bribery.

cos cossoscos coscos coscos cossos cose

1643. Perjury.

1644. Sale of oleomargarin.

1645. Sexual offenses.

1651. § 1652.

incest.

-rape.

seduction.

§ 1653. Miscellaneous crimes.

XIV. Admissibility under pleadings.

a. In general; under plaintiff's pleadings.
§ 1654. Generally.

1655. Custom or usage.

1656. Insurance cases.

1657. As to commercial paper.
§ 1658. As to estoppel or waiver.
1659. As to libel or slander.
1660. As to value or damages.
from libel or slander.

§ 1661.

§ 1681.

for libel or slander.

§ 1682. In action for negligent injury.

§ 1683. In action for libel or slander.

§ 1684. In action for assault or battery.

1685. In action for possession of or to determine title to

land.

Interpretation of abstracts of title in evidence, see ABSTRACTS, § 1 b.

As part of record on appeal, see

....

....

APPEAL AND ERROR, VI. f.

Rule as to reducing testimony to narrative form, see APPEAL AND ERROR, § 154 b.
Bringing up, by bill of exceptions, see
Sufficiency of objections and exceptions to, see
Raising on
appeal new objection to admission

of, see

....

First raising question as to, on appeal, see
Time for objection to admission of, see

Saving question for review by stating proposed
evidence or offer of evidence, see

Saving questions for review by motion to strike

out or

exclude, see

APPEAL AND ERROR, § 170. ..... APPEAL AND ERROR, VIII. b, 2.

APPEAL AND ERROR, § 280 e.

APPEAL AND ERROR, VIII. c, 5. APPEAL AND ERROR, §§ 359, 360.

APPEAL AND ERROR, § 369.

APPEAL AND ERROR, §§ 370, 371.

Saving question for review by demurrer to, see ..... APPEAL AND Error, § 379.

Review on appeal, of matters as to generally, see ... APPEAL AND ERROR, §§ 417,

Review of action of court in striking out, see

Presumption as to, on appeal, see

Review of discretionary rulings as to, see

Waiver of objection as to, see

......

Right of appellate court to reject as unworthy

of belief, Prejudicial

see

error as to, see

Comments on, by trial judge as prejudicial er

ror, see

Prejudicial
error in taking of shorthand notes
of, by jurors, see

418.

APPEAL AND Error, § 422 b.
APPEAL AND ERROR, XI. d, 5.
APPEAL AND ERROR, XI. i, 4.
APPEAL AND ERROR, XI. j, 3.

APPEAL AND ERROR, § 671 b.
APPEAL AND ERROR, XI. 1, 5.

APPEAL AND ERROR, §§ 901, 907.

. APPEAL AND ERROR, § 925.

Authority of court to create process to secure, see .. COURTS, § 8 a.

To show purpose of legislature, see
Rules of, in probate court, see
Rules of, in Federal court, see

.COURTS, § 110 b.
COURTS, 252 c.
COURTS, § 381.

... COURTS, § 304 g-i.
COURTS, § 364 a-c.

.....

Effect on Federal courts of state laws as to, see
Previous decisions as establishing rules of, see
Motion for order to enable accused to secure, see
Depositions generally, see

Perpetuating evidence by taking deposition, see
Discovery, see

Effect of rulings on, on new trial in ejectment, see
Rules of, in equity, see

Validity of indictment found by grand jury with-
out testimony before them, see

Quashing of indictment because of consideration

of incompetent evidence by grand jury, see Seizing property of one person for use as evidence against another, see

Requiring establishment of accidental nature of

injury by eye-witness as contrary to publie policy, see

Conformity of judgment to proof, see

Defect in, as ground for collateral attack on

... CRIMINAL LAW, § 153 f, g. DEPOSITIONS.

DEPOSITIONS, § 5.

DISCOVERY AND INSPECTION. EJECTMENT, § 30 a. ..EQUITY, § 112 g.

....

INDICTMENT, ETC., § 4 h.

INDICTMENT, ETC., § 116.

.INJUNCTION, § 128 d.

INSURANCE, $ 607 c.
JUDGMENT, III. e, 3.

JUDGMENT, § 351.

JURY, $$ 51, 62.

NEW TRIAL, §§ 14, 15.
NEW TRIAL, II. d.

PLEADING, 184 c.

SEARCH AND SEIZURE, § 4.

STATUTES, § 92 b.
STATUTES, § 292.
TRIAL, § 8 h.

TRIAL, II. c.
TRIAL, SS 18-23.
TRIAL, $$ 24, 25.
TRIAL, $$ 26-31.

TRIAL, § 32 d.

TRIAL, 47.

Demurrer to, see

TRIAL, III. c, 4.