PERPETUATE Application for order to perpetuate testimony, § 2084 Testimony, of witness may be perpetuated, §§ 2083, 2084 PERPETUATING TESTIMONY. See Depositions; Evidence Mode of, § 2083 PERSON Appealing, dies, § 941 Application; change of name, §§ 1275-1279 Confined under civil process; discharge of, §§ 1143-1154 Evidence relating to a third person, § 1851 Handwriting of, how proved, §§ 1943-1945 Holding over must vacate property, § 1161a Injury to, what is, § 29 Present in court may be compelled to testify, § 1990 Rights of; how affected, § 1848 Third person claiming property under attachment, § 549 Witness, who cannot be, § 1880 Witness, who may be, § 1879 Word person, includes what, § 17 PERSONS Estates of missing persons, §§ 1822, 1822c Evidence relating to third, § 1851 Testimony to be given in presence of affected, § 1846 PERSONAL PROPERTY. See Claim and Delivery; Execution; Lien; Mortgage; Sale; Transfer Action for partition, who may bring, § 752a Action for recovery; mistake in Action for recovery of, § 341 §§ 726-729a Action to recover, application, § 389 Adverse claim to, § 1050 Affidavit in claim for delivery of, § 510 Amended pleadings in action to recover, § 473 PERSONAL PROPERTY - Cont'd §§ 509-521 Claim of by third person, § 519 redelivery of, § 514 Delivery of, when may be claimed, § 509 Exception to sureties; justification, § 513 How taken when concealed, Includes, money, goods, chattels, Joinder of actions, § 427 Limitation, action for injury to, Not capable of manual delivery, Notice and affidavit in claim; possession of, § 521 and delivery, § 516 Release of attachment or garnishment, § 542b Security by plaintiff in claim Under attachment, claimed by When plaintiff may claim PERSONAL SERVICE. See PETITION Change of name, what must specify, § 1276 May file within five years after judgment; escheated property, § 1272 conditions precedent, how to be description of real property in a filing and service of pleadings, judgments, how pleaded, § 456 in complaint; not necessary to allege or prove pleadings to be liberally construed, § 452 private statutes, how pleaded, sham and irrelevant answers, etc., may be stricken out, PLEADINGS - Cont'd General rules - Cont'd judgment, § 685 variance in, § 469 variance, what not deemed §§ 420-476 Code prescribes the form and a judgment, how, § 456 complaint, § 405 action on joint contract, § 993 application, § 473 amendment, what allowed, amendments, service of, party defaulting, or not answer, after demurrer, when answer may contain several, Code prescribes the form and rules of pleadings, § 421 conditions, precedent, how, § 457 court may order amended, when, § 389 extension of time, § 1054 first; complaint, § 425 general rules of, §§ 452-465 PLEADINGS- Cont'd Pleadings in general - Cont'd joint debtors, § 993 judgment, of, how, § 456 judgment roll, as part of, § 670 lost, how supplied, § 1045 mistakes in, § 469 objections to, waiver, § 434 parties, §§ 367-389 pleadings, what allowed, § 422 § 441 service in, when adultery service of, copy of, § 465 statute of limitation, § 458 amendments in pleadings, of judgment, § 475 time for application; action suing a party by a fictitious name, when allowed, § 474 variance, § 469 what not to be deemed a variance, § 471 Verification of pleadings, §§ 446- execution of an instrument when not deemed admitted, Singular and plural, how POLICE COURT POSSESSION. See Claim and or personal property in, § 682 Real property, what constitutes Relations of landlord and tenant affecting adverse, § 326 Trial Costs may be imposed, § 1029 § 2027 Trial, when not to be in taking Practice generally action commenced, when, § 350 § 1048 agreed case. See Agreed Case calendar. See Calendar costs. See Costs discussion of law, addressed to court, § 2102 error, disregarded, unless material, § 475 PRACTICE-Cont'd Practice generally - Cont'd issues. See Issues modes in which testimony taken, § 2002 practice act, how cited, § 19 division of injuries; two kinds, holidays, what not done on, injuries to person, § 29 PRESUMPTIONS Ancient document presumed genuine, § 1963 conclusive, what is, § 1962 from leading another to believe guilty intent, from unlawful legitimacy, § 1962 malicious intent, § 1962 recital in written instrument, tenant cannot deny landlord's Controverted, judges to find according to unless, § 1961 Controverted, are satisfactory Controverted, which may be, §§ 1961, 1963 acquiescence, presumption ancient writings, genuineness PRESUMPTIONS - Cont'd Disputable - Cont'd consideration for bill or note, consideration for endorsement, consideration for contract, consideration from writing, continuance of thing, § 1963 course of nature, or habits of date, correct, § 1963 death, after seven years, § 1963 delivery, § 1963 delivery from possession of order for, § 1963 endorsement of bill or note, § 1963 evidence suppressed would be adverse, § 1963 evidence, that higher would be § 1963 fraud, that private transactions identity of person from identity innocence, § 1963 judge acting within jurisdiction, judgment correctly determines acts within, § 1963 were laid before and marriage of persons acting as husband and wife, § 1963 PRESUMPTIONS- Cont'd may be rebutted by evidence, money paid was due, § 1963 obligation delivered, paid, officer regularly appointed, official duty performed, § 1963 ordinary course of life, § 1963 § 1963 ownership from acts of ownership from possession, § 1963 partnership existed, § 1963 transaction, § 1963 that one takes ordinary care of his own concerns, § 1963 presumed genuine, § 1963 Evidence, presumption may prevail, when, § 2061 within jurisdiction, § 1963 § 1963 Possession presumed to be with |