[For decisions on the sections of
the Code of Civil Procedure, or on
corresponding, or superseded sec- §§
tions of the former law see the
following cases :]

formation.) See Spaulding.
Lyon, 2 Abb. New Cas. 203.
436, 440. (Service by mail.)
See Gaffney v. Bigelow, 2 Abb.
New Cas. 311.

§ 14, subd. 3. (Non-payment of § 449. (Committee, when not trus-
money.) See Randall v. Dus-
enbury, 41 Super. Ct. (J. &

S.) 457.

tee of express trust.) See
Burnet v. Bookstaver, 10 Hun,
481.

$$ 73-76. (Buying things in ac-§ 452. (Equitable defense requir
tion.) See Moses v. McDivitt,

2 Alb. New Cas. 47.

ing new parties.) See Web-
ster v. Bond, 9 Hun, 437.

§ 191. (Leave to appeal because § 480.

of importance of question.)

See Hamilton v. Third Ave.

(Opening default discre-
tionary.) See Martin v. Gould,
41 Super. Ct. (J. & S.) 544.

R. R. Co., 41 Super. Ct. (J. & § 481.
8.) 538.

§ 342. (Constitutional power to
call in another judge.) See §
Matter of Ryers, 10 Hun, 93,
and L. 1877, p. 17, c. 11.

(Incomplete demand of
relief.) See Buess . Koch,
10 Iun, 299.

481, subd. 1. (Non-payment need
not be averred.) See Salisbury
v. Stinson, 10 Пun, 242.

§ 382, subd. 1. (Acknowledgment § 509. (Demand of relief in an-

of note does not revive fraud.)

See Fritts v. Slade, 9 Iun, 145.

§383. (Damages, when incurred.) § 531.

See Browne v. O'Brien, 41

Super. Ct. (J. & S.) 539.

swer.) See Barthet v. Elias, 2
2 Abb. New Cas. 364.

(Bill of particulars, in tort.)
See Schile v. Brokhahne, 41
Super. Ct. (J. & S.) 353.

§ 385. (Damages, when incurred.) § 539. (What is failure of proof.

See Browne v. O'Brien, 41
Super. Ct. (J. & S.) 539.

§ 395. (Date need not be in writ-
See Kincaid v. Archi-
bald, 10 Hun, 10.

ing.)

§ 406. (Suspension clause does

not apply to contract limita-
tion.) See Wilkinson v.

First

Variance must be shown to be
prejudicial by proof satisfac-
tory to the court.) See Place
v. Minster, 65 N. Y. 89.
$549. (Arrest, not allowed in ac-
tion for death.) See Ryall e.
Kennedy, 41 Super. Ct. (J. &
S.) 531.

Nat. Fire Ins. Co., 9 Hun, 522. § 549, subd. 2.

§ 416. (What is commencement

(Deceit.) See
Bishop v. Davis, 9 Hun, 342.

of action.) See Brandon § 550, subd. 2. (Arrest on origi-
Manuf. Co. v. Pettingill, 2
Abb. New Cas. 162.

§ 434, last clause. (False date.)
See Peck v. Richardson, 9§
Hun, 567.

§ 434. (Proof of service on in-

nal consideration, not granted
in action on note.) See Fritts
v. Slade, 9 Hun, 145.
550, subd. 3. (Arrest: fiduciary
capacity.) See Kelly v. Scrip-
ture, 9 Hun, 283.

§ 557. (Requisite detail in affida-§ 723. (Substitution of party by

vit.) See Grimes v. Davison,
2 Abb. New Cas. 457; Phelps

v. Maxwell, 2 Abb. New Cas.
459.

§ 603. (Application should be on
affidavit.) See Chatterton v.

amending description of char-
acter.) See Phillips v. Mel-
ville, 10 Hun, 211.

§ 738. (Trial within ten days, not
affected.) See Herman v.
Lyons, 10 Hun, 111.

Kreitler, 2 Abb. New Cas. 453. § 738. (Offer within ten days of

§ 623. (Right to reference.) Sec
Waterbury v. Bouker, 10 Hun,
262.

§ 623. (Effect of discontinuance.)
See Palmer v. Foley, 2 Abb.
New Cas. 191.

judgment.) See Herman v.
Lyons, 2 Alb. New Cas. 90.

§ 772. (Order ex parte vacated ex
parte.) See Morehouse v.
Yeager, 41 Super. Ct. (J. &.
S.) 306.

§ 627. (Supplementary affidavits.) § 774. (County judge's order must

See Jacobs v. Miller, 10 Hun,
230.

§ 635, last clause. (Attachment

be entered before appeal.)
See Pool v. Safford, 10 Hun,
497.

where there are several causes § 776.

of action.) See Union Mining
Co. &c. v. Raht, 9 Hun, 208.
(Indemnity to master or
owner.) See Campbell r.

§ 652.

(Renewal.) See Harrison
v. Neher, 9 Hun, 128.
(Renewing motion for new trial
on minutes.) S. P., in Knapp
v. Post, 10 Hun, 35.

Conner, 41 Super. Ct. (J. & S.) § 785. (Effect of substitution on

§ 824. (Order ex parte, on partial]
disclosure of facts, vacated ex
parte.) See Morehouse v.
Yeager, 41 Super. Ct. (J. &
S.) 306.

§ 827. (Mode of reviewing re-
port.) See Guardian Savings
Ins., Matter of, 9 Hun, 267.

§ 829.

(Agent who overheard § 885. (Reference on motion of the

cannot be set up.) See Mason § 927. (Affidavit of service on in-

v. Libbey, 2 Abb. New Cas. 137.

§ 837. (Death does not terminate

formation.) See Spaulding .
Lyon, 2 Abb. New Cas. 203.

the privilege.) See Calen v.§ 941. (Municipal ordinance.) See

Continental Life Ins. Co., 41
Super. Ct. (J. & S.) 297.

§ 870. (Examination in libel case.) §
See Phoenix v. Dupuy, 2 Abb.

New Cas. 146.

(Order for examination before

Porter. Waring, 2 Abb. New
Cas. 231.

983, subd. 2. (Place of trial of
action affecting officers.) See
Wintjen. Verges, 10 Hun,

576.

service of summons.) Sce § 987, subd. 3. (Insufficiency of de-

Brandon Manuf. Co. v. Pettin-

§ 872. (Reference on motion of

gill, 2 Abb. New Cas. 162.

court. Party not to be exam-

fense, not to be determined on
motion, unless bad faith is
shown.) See Wiggin v. Phelps,
10 Hun, 187.

ined.) See Burnett v. Snyder, § 999. (Motion for new trial on

41 Super. Ct. (J. & S.) 343.

§ 873.

(Requisites of affidavit.)

See Elmore . Hyde, 2 Abb.
New Cas. 129.

dismissal of complaint with-
out verdict.) See Duden v.
Waitzfelder, 2 Abb New Cas.

295.

(New trial for insufficient dama-§ 1375. (Vacatur of judgment.)

(Long account involved in equit-
able defense.) See Blackstone

See Spaulding v. Lyon, 2 Abb.
New Cas. 203.

1380-1383. (Effect of surro-
gate's order.) See Matter of
Clark, 2 Abb. New Cas. 208.
1391. (Team and wagon.) See
Brown v. Davis, 9 Iun, 43.
1446-1448. (Redemption.) See
Boyce v. Wight, 2 Abb. New
Cas. 163.

COLLEGES.

Eligibility to trusteeship; vot-

Nat. Bank v. Bogart, 41 Super. ing. L. 1876, p. 101, c. 132.

Ct. (J. & S.) 292.
(Reference of attorney's account.)

Sec Martin v. Windsor Hotel
Co., 10 Hun, 304.
(Account involved in answer.)
See Wood v. Hope, 2 Abb. New
Cas. 186.

(Procedure on the report.)

See

Sullivan v. Sullivan, 41 Super.
Ct. (J. & S.) 519.
§ 1015. (Reference on motion of
the court party not to be
examined.) See Burnett v.
Snyder, 41 Super. Ct. (J. & S.)
342.

CONFUSION AND ACCESSION.

Mixture of grain. Samson v.
Rose, 65 N. Y. 411.

COMMISSIONERS.

No clerk, deputy clerk or assist-
ant clerk, of a court of record or
surrogate's court in the counties of
New York and Kings, can be ap-
pointed commissioner under any
order or judgment of court, except
by consent. L. 1876, p. 209, c.
205.

COMMON SCHOOLS.

L. 1864, p. 1270, c. 555, tit. 9,
§ 1185. (Question for opinion of $§ 2 and 5, revising and consoli-
court.) See Partridge v. Nor-dating common school acts,
amended as to union of free school
districts by L. 1876, p. 41, c. 50.

ton, 9 Hun, 582.
1240. (Non-payment of money.)
See Randell v. Dusenbury, 41
Super. Ct. (J. & S.) 457.
§§ 1282-1290. (Vacatur of judg.

2 L. 1864, p. 1211, c. 555, revis-
ing and consolidating the common
school acts, which was amended in
tit. 3, § 6 by L. 1875, p. 638, c.
ment.) See Spaulding v. Lyon, United States deposit fund, and
567, 9, further amended as to the

1 Abb. New Cas. 203.

the free school and common school

§ 1317. (Judgment against two fund. L. 1876, p. 366, c. 374.
when only one answers.) Sce L. 1874, p. 532, c. 421, for
Howk v. Bishop, 10 Hun, 509. securing to children an elementary
education, amended in § 2 by re-
(County judge's order
must be entered.) Sec Pool to be countersigned by an officer
quiring certificate of attendance

§ 1348.

v. Safford, 10 Hun, 497.

designated by the board of educa-

tion; in § 3 by adding to the
designated school officers "or
officers" appointed for the purpose

CONSPIRACY.

To purchase goods without pay-

Adams v.

of examining into situation of fac- ment. Place v. Minster, 65 N. Y. 89.
tory children, by said board; in § To cheat or defraud.
5 by extending provisions thereof People, 9 Hun, 89.

to incorporated villages; in § 7 by
allowing a parent's written state-
ment of the truancy of a child to
be made to a trustee or to officers

CONSTABLES.

Fees of constables in criminal

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
Power to regulate commerce;

appointed by the said board, and cases. L. 1877, p. 93, c. 89, amd'g
L. 1866, c. 692, § 8.
reckoning the time from which he
is to be deemed a truant from and
after "the date and delivery," in-
stead of "the date of delivery" of
the said statement; in § 8 by in- prohibition on State imposts and
cluding incorporated villages, and
on export duties. People ex rel.
extending time of making provi-
sions, &c. for truants to January Haneman o. Tax Commrs., 10 Hun,
1, 1877, and also providing for 255.

amending said provisions annually Mode of submitting constitu-
as the trustees, &c. may determine. tional amendments to electors in
L. 1876, p. 362, c. 372.
1876. L. 1876, p. 325, c. 345.
L. 1875, p. 338, c. 353,-autho-
rizing the Sisterhood of Grey Law authorizing public contract,
Nuns to issue diplomas-repealed repealable. Lord v. Thomas, 64
by L. 1876, p. 3, c. 4.

Text-books. L. 1877, p. 440, c.

413.

N. Y. 107.

Rules of evidence, subject to
legislative control. Howard .
Examinations of teachers, &c. Moot, 64 N. Y. 262; 2 Hun, 475;

L. 1877, p. 482, c. 425.

Rural districts may contract with
city boards of education. L.
1877, p. 239, c. 219.

Notice of tax; and collector's
fees. L. 1877, p. 36, c. 33, amend-
ing L. 1864, c. 555, tit. 7, art. 7,
§ 84.

COMPENSATION.

For lands taken for public canal.
Burbank v. Fay, 65 N. Y. 57; 5
Lans. 397.

Where land is taken for railroad.
Black River R. R. Co. v. Barnard,
9 Hun, 104.

CONSIGNOR AND CONSIGNEE.

Intermediate consignor, when

5 T. & C. 427.

Assessment as a species of taxa-
tion. Moran v. City of Troy, 9
Hun, 540.

What is public use. Weismer .
Village of Douglas, 64 N. Y. 91;
6 T. & C. 514; 4 Hun, 201.

Restrictions on municipal loans
of credit. Weismer v. Village of
Douglas, 64 N. Y. 91; 6 T. & C.
514; 4 Hun, 201.

franchise. Gilbert Elevated Rail-
Change of powers, not a grant of
way Co., Matter of 9 Hun, 303.

Re-enacting statute by reference.
Blauvelt. Village of Nyack, 9
Hun, 153.

Title of local act. Phillips.

liable for freight. Ackerman v. Schumacher, 10 Hun, 405; Kerri-

Redfield, 9 Hun, 378.

gan v. Force, 9 Hun, 185.