CARRIAGE, negligent driving of, 176 rules of the road as to driving of, 176 collision with another carriage, where contributory negligence, 176 joint hiring of, 177 liability of master for negligence in servant whilst driving, 177 CARRIER, distinction between liability for carriage of goods and of passengers, 199 carriage of, by railway company, subject to special regulations, 214 COLLISION between carriages on highway, 176 COMMISSIONERS, mandamus to, 365 misrepresentations by directors of, 272 fraud in prospectus of, 272 extent of liability of, for reports issued by its directors, 276 officers of, liable for concoction of fraudulent reports, 278 prohibition against, for use of identical name of a subsisting company, 335 COMPANIES ACT, 1867, s. 38 provisions of, 280 interpretation of enactment, 280 only applies to shareholders, 284 does not give remedy against the company, but only against persons omitting to disclose contracts, 284 meaning of words "knowingly issuing," 284 measure of damages, 284 COMPENSATION for injuries under the Employers' Liability Act, 164 CONCEALMENT of defect in chattel, 264 CONSTABLE, duty of, in regard to taking person into custody, 23 CONSTRUCTION OF WORKS, liability of railway company for injury caused by, 197 CONTEMPT OF COURT, committal for, 29 CONTINUING, trespass, 67 nuisance, 224 CONTRACT, distinction between action founded on, and on tort, 1, 389 plagiarism, not necessarily an invasion of copyright, 294 book on common subject by different authors, 295 no copyright in title of book, or name of newspaper, 297 may exist in respect of matter or arrangement of book, 297 gratuitous distribution may constitute infringement of, 297 representation of drama founded on novel, not an infringement, 297 limitation of action, 298 COPYRIGHT--continued. notice of objections, 298 importing for sale, and "selling knowingly," 298 "person aggrieved," 299 forfeiture of copies, 299 dramatic, 299. See DRAMATIC COPYRIGHT. musical, 305 Musical Compositions Act, 1882, provisions of, 306 Fine Arts Copyright Act, 1862; 306, 310. See ART, WORKS OF. in engravings, 310. See ENGRAVINGS, COPYRIGHT. under the Statute of Gloucester, 379 County Courts Act, 1867, s. 5; 379 Judicature Act, 1875, O. LV., 379 Rules of Supreme Court, 1883, O. LXV., 379 combined effect of the Judicature Act, 1875, and O. LXV. of the Supreme Court Rules, 1883; 380 discretion of Court where no provision for costs in statute, 381 meaning of term "incident to all proceedings in High Court," 381 discretion of judge, 381 'meaning of term "good cause," 381 original jurisdiction of Divisional Court in matter of costs, 382 application "at time of trial," 383 Judge at chambers has no jurisdiction over costs under O. LXV. r. 1, 383 where several issues, costs to follow "event" of each issue, 383 apportionment of costs, 383. where there is a counterclaim, 383 where claim and counterclaim both dismissed, 384 successful defendant may be deprived of costs, 384 provisions of County Courts Act, 1867, s. 5, do not apply to counterclaim, 384 of "third parties," 385 in actions triable in the County Court, 385 in action remitted from High Court to County Court, 386 in action removed from County Court to High Court, 386 in action removed by certiorari into a Superior Court, 386 on reference, 387 when doubtful whether action is founded on contract or tort within the words under-sheriff may certify for, under s. 5 of the County Courts Act, 1867; 391 in particular actions, 392 no contribution, when costs levied on one of two joint wrong-doers, 392 |