General Electric Co. v. Bullock Electric Mfg. and infringed.-West Disinfecting Co. v. Frank (C. C.) 388. CANADIAN. 41,901. Talking machine, cited......537, 539 ENGLISH. 9,146. Sealed jars, cited... 387 FRENCH. GERMAN. 535 53,622. Talking machine, cited. 535 66,340. Computing machine, cited. 982 UNITED STATES. DESIGN. 33,633. Casing for disinfectant, held valid and infringed.... 388 ORIGINAL. 75 257,266. Incandescent lamp socket, cited.. 542 136 311,100. Incandescent lamp socket, cited. 542 348,270. Wooden pulley-covering, cited.... 553 535 cited ..., 985 381,231. Process of expanding sheet metal, cited 985 757 136 infringed 133 434,543. Talking machine, claims 5 and 35 held valid on motion for prelimi- nary injunction... 534 441,232. Type-writing machine, cited..... 982 cited 932 757 463,704. Electric motor, cited.. 551 of patentable invention.. 552 ed .. ..982, 983 471,872. Attachment for type-writing ma- chines, cited... 982 ed and as limited not infringed.. 387 989 489,682. Electric lamp socket, claims 5 and 7 held valid and infringed; claim 6 held void for lack of invention 539 501,753. Type-writing machine, cited...... 982 504,963. Calculating-machine, cited. .. 982 etc., cited... 982 507,439. Portable boats, claim 2, held not PAYMENT. 133 549 Where the amount to be paid for an assign- 982 ment of leases on ore land was to be based on 74 that some of the assumptions on which the cal- held void for lack of patentable the consideration paid as money paid under a ...984, 985 mistake of fact. -Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. v. 932 PENALTIES. 982 Infringement of copyright, see "Copyrights,” $ 2. 982 757 PERSONAL INJURIES. • 753 Release of claim for, see “Release,” § 1. To employé, see "Master and Servant," $ 1. 759 To passenger, see "Carriers," $ 3. 537 PETITION. See “Admiralty," § 2; "Bankruptcy," § 1. 551 PLEADING. 982 Applicability of instructions to pleadings, see "Trial," § 3. 981, 982, 983 persons. power, held not anticipated ; and In particular actions or proceedings. 982 ments," § 1; "Equity," $ 3; “Work and La- bor." 756 Indictment or criminal information or com- and 4, held void for anticipation $ 1. Signature and verification. 981 Where a mere glance at a ciemurrer to the 749 filed in the best of faith, a statement of counsel 759 that it was not interposed for delay was not re- not anticipated, held infringed.. 252 § 2. Motions. *Plaintiff's remedy, against a demurrer fail- 758 ing to contain a certificate of counsel, held a motion to strike from the files.-Ballantine v. 982 Yung Wing (C. C.) 621. POLICY. 517 Of insurance, see "Insurance." void for lack of invention.. 745 POST OFFICE. Facts held insufficient to establish the offense ..517, 524' of depositing a letter in the mails in furtherance of a scheme to defraud, as charged in an indict In particular civil actions or proceedings. ment.” Particular proceedings in actions. "Costs"; "Evidence"; "Judgment; "Judi- cial Sales”; “Jury”;'“Pleading"; "Removal of Causes"; "Stipulations"; "Trial." Procedure in criminal prosecutions. diction. “Maritime Liens," § 2; "Shipping,” Š 6. Procedure on review. See “Appeal and Error." PREFERENCES. ruptcy," $ 3. PREJUDICE. Causes," $ 3. Ground for reversal in civil actions, see "Ap- In a prosecution for mailing certain letters PREMIUMS. PRESCRIPTION. Courses," $ 3. PRESENTMENT. tion.” PRESUMPTIONS. In civil actions, see "Evidence," $ 2. In criminal prosecutions, see "Criminal Law," *Point annotated. See syllabus. PRINCIPAL AND AGENT. Transfers and other matters affecting title. See “Abandonment." PROSTITUTION. See "Disorderly House." PROTEST. persons. PUBLIC LANDS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. PUBLIC USE. Domain." PUNISHMENT. For contempt of court, see "Contempt,” $ 2. QUANTUM MERUIT. See “Work and Labor.” QUARANTINE. Liability for hire of vessel during quarantine, see "Shipping," $ 1. RAILROADS. See "Street Railroads." Attachment of railroad cars, see "Attach- ment," $ 1. Carriage of goods and passengers, see "Car- riers. § 1. Operation. *In an action against a railroad company un- der Rev. St. Ohio, 1906, § 3365–6 to recover for a loss of property by fire alleged to have been caused by sparks from a locomotive the defendant is not required to produce a pre- made under the statute by proof that the fire was set by sparks from the locomotive, but it of plaintiff by which the prima facie case is made out.—Toledo, St. L. & W. R. R. v. Star | a condition precedent to his right to avoid the same.-Price v. Connors (C. C. A.) 503. RELEVANCY. "Criminal Law," $ 2. REMAINDERS. See “Life Estates." REMAND. Of cause removed from state court, see "Re- moval of Causes," $ 4. REMEDY AT LAW. Effect on jurisdiction of equity, see "Equity," § 1. REMOVAL OF CAUSES. § 1. Power to remove and right of re- moval in general. *A proceeding by a corporation to condemn lands under the eminent domain statute of Mon- tana (Code Civ. Proc. tit. 7, pt. 3) is a civil suit and removable into a federal court where the requisite diversity of citizenship and value mission Co. v. Spratt (C. C.) 310. *An attorney who received a check from a *Where it appears from the record in a pro- fendant which entitles the latter to remove the Spratt (C. C.) 310. *In a suit to enjoin the destruction of a water privilege by diverting water from a as defendants the persons who are undertaking such diversion and one with whom they have mon injunction against all, and in such case there is no separable controversy which en- the contractor could not.-McMillan v. Noyes (C. C.) 926. § 3. Prejudice, local influence, or denial of civil rights. *A cause is not removable from the state to a federal court for prejudice of the inhabitants 373, 24 Stat. 553, § 2, cl. 4, as corrected by Act Aug. 13, 1888, c. 866, § 2, 25 Stat. 434 [U. S. Comp. St. 1901, p. 509] if it consists of a *Point annotated. See syllabus. |
