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Excessive damages, see post.

- injury by water.
Percolation or seepage from ponded
water, measure of damages for in-
jury by. 38–1249.

Question for jury as to, see TRIAL.

- pollution of water.

Cattle confined in barn because of pollu-
tion of stream through pasture, ex-
pense of feed for, and loss from de-
crease in milk, and loss of time in
driving them to other water supply,
as elements of damages. 38-1384.

Excessive damages, see post.

Horse's death from lockjaw as element of
damages where evidence that the lock-
jaw resulted from the pollution is
purely speculative. 38-1384.

Measure of damages for pollution of
stream. 38–1388 (case p. 1384).

Mitigation of damages, see ante.
Nominal damages, see ante.
Punitive damages, see ante.

Remote and speculative damages. 38-
1384.

Time for which damages may be assessed,
see post.

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Proviso that land shall revert to grantor
in case grantee dies without children
as limiting conveyance to defeasible
fee. 38-1109.

Reverter, release of possibility of, as
vesting fee in grantee.
38-1111
(case p. 1109).

Reversion.

Estate created as affected by possibility
of, see ante.

Release of possibility of reverter. 38-
1111 (case p. 1109).

DESCENT AND DISTRIBUTION.

In general.
Administration and distribution of estates,
generally, see EXECUTORS AND AD-

MINISTRATORS.

Contract as to distribution of estate, con-
struction of, see CONTRACTS.

Definiteness of language in describing
course of descent which will take
property out of current of blood of
decedent. 38-1.

DEFEASIBLE FEES.

See DEEDS.

DEFENSES.

To civil liability, see ACTION OR SUIT.

DEFINITENESS.

See UNCERTAINTY AND INDEFINITENESS.

Strict construction of statute as to de-
scent, see STATUTES.

Succession, meaning of. 38-1.

Wills, see WILLS.

Effect of adoption.

Right of adopted child to inherit from

kindred of adoptive parents.
(case p. 1).

38-8

DESCRIPTION.

Automobile, description of, in policy in-

suring against theft.

38-1128.

DESERTION.

Divorce or separation because of deser-
tion, see DIVORCE AND SEPARATION.

DESTRUCTION.

Conditional sale, destruction of goods, see
SALE.

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

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Desertion as ground for.

Husband treating wife in such manner as
to compel her to leave him as guilty

of abandonment. 38-332.

EARMARKS.

Following trust funds as affected by ab-
sence of earmarks, see TRUSTS.

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Appellate court's presumptions as to, see

APPEAL AND ERROR.

Striking evidence, see TRIAL.

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- letters.

Confidential communication, letter as, see
post.

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