See also Equitable Servitudes; Injunc-

tions; Reformation of Instru-

ments; Specific Performance; Un-

and

fair Competition; Vendor

Purchaser.

Jurisdiction: Injunction against hold-

ing election on unconstitutional

amendment.

859

Injunction to enforce negative cov-

enant in contract of personal serv-

ice.

176

Protection of interests of state by

enjoining strikes in war time.

837, 859

Protection of property in news.
566, 582

Relief for mistake of law. 283, 294

Whether equity will protect right

of employment from interference.

436

Procedure: Conclusiveness of admis-

sions in pleadings.

731

EQUITABLE SERVITUDES.

Copyright: Covenant by assignee to
pay royalties.
278, 290

Land: Obligation to continue opera-

tion of pumping plant: intention

of parties.

ESTOPPEL.

730

EXEMPTIONS.

See also Statutes.

See also Bills and Notes; Descent and

Distribution.

329-348

Federal homestead: exemption from

liability for debts contracted

prior to patent.

721, 730

Construction and operation of

conditions: Change in interest,

title and possession: sheriff's sale.

732

Construction of particular words
and phrases in standard
forms: "Loss or damage by
fire": property injured by con-
cussion of explosion caused by
distant fire.

Marine insurance:

87

"Hostilities":

meaning in f. c. and s. clause.

859

INTERNATIONAL LAW.

See also Admiralty; Conflict of Laws;

History of Law; Military Law;

War.

In general: The accomplishments of

the Hague Conferences of 1899

and 1907.

91

Experiments in international ad-

ministration.

742

International tribunals in the light

of the history of law. 825-834

The League of Nations and its

problems.

739

Nature and extent of sovereignty:

Authority in the modern state.

979

International rivers.

738

Law of prize: English rule for deter-

mining enemy or neutral char-

acter.

295

Privileges and immunities of sov-
ereigns in foreign countries:
Actions against the property of
sovereigns.
266-277

Rights of citizens against foreign

governments: Libel against gov-

ernment vessels.

727

INTERSTATE COMMERCE.

See also Carriers; Constitutional Law;

Railroads; States; Taxation; War.

What constitutes interstate com-

merce: Switching cars for coke

company between plant and belt

railroads.

288

Control by Congress: Constitu-
tionality of law making forgery
of interstate bills of lading a
federal crime.
557, 574

Creation of federal corporations

to engage in interstate commerce.

695-708

Federal statute against shipping

liquor into states that prohibit

its manufacture and sale: con-

stitutionality.

733

Forbidding interstate transporta-

tion of products of child labor.

45-67, 81

Hours of Service Act: application

to terminal company.

860

Value of service as a factor in rate

making.

516-556

Control by states: General discus-

sion of powers of states to affect

interstate commerce by exer-

cise of taxing power.

234-265, 374-416, 615-619,
634-678, 902-931

Indirect encroachment by means of

property taxes not discriminat-

ing against interstate commerce.

JUDGES.

234-265

See also Contempt; Courts; Federal

Courts.

Judicial tenure in the United States.

JUDGMENTS.

866

See also Conflict of Laws; Evidence;
Res Judicata; Taxation.

Foreign judgments: Collateral at-

tack of foreign divorce decree for

fraud.

177

"Full faith and credit" under

United States Constitution.

JURISDICTION.

304-314

877-878

law.

70

See also Statutes; War.

War-time legislation.

583

LEGACIES AND DEVIŠES.

See also Descent and Distribution;

Executors and Administrators;

Powers; Wills.

Void or voidable bequests and

devises: Executory devises con-

ditioned on failure to alienate a

fee.

437

Abatement: Deficiency due to

widow's election borne propor-

tionally by residuary and specific

legatees.

861

LIENS.