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MOTIVE.

Assumption of risk: In general:
common law doctrine.
14-34
By persons under disability or coer-
cion.
25-27

Collection of modern authority. 107-

110, 115

When premises do not belong to em-
ployer.
113-114
Fellow servant and vice-principal
doctrine: Basis of doctrine. 30-34

Character of a foreman licensed under

a statute.

230

Employers' liability acts: Applica-

tion to corporations as a class un-

constitutional.

634, 648

Constitutionality of Federal Em-
ployers' Liability Act. 481, 499, 651
Effect of English act on doctrine of
assumption of risk.
94-107

Effect of notice to servant of breach
of duty.

MINES AND MINERALS.

110-113

See Corporations.

326

As a factor in torts, see under Torts.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.

Municipal debts and contracts:

Citizen's rights under a contract be-

tween water company and munici-

pality.

242

Contracts for patented articles. 421

Liability for torts: Validity of statu-

tory requirement for maintenance

MURDER.

582

See Criminal Law; Indictment and

Information.

MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETIES.
See under Insurance.

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See under Bankruptcy.

501

154

As giving choice of remedies.

PRESUMPTIONS.

157

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Consent to operation: Necessity of PREROGATIVE.

patient's consent.

Operation on minor.

Nature and extent: Federal police PRIORITIES.

658 See under Bankruptcy; Mortgages.
PRIVACY, RIGHT OF.

337

122-125

Segregation of Japanese in California

schools.

Separation of whites and negroes in
private institutions of learning. 74

State regulation of salesmen of foreign

brewers.

577

Regulation of property and use

thereof: Flag laws.

579

Private property regulated in interest

TIONS.

See under Libel and Slander; Wit

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