GRAVES, HOAG V.. Guta v. Lake SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Negligence-Attempting to cross a railroad track without looking to see if a train was approaching, held contributory negligence in this case. H. HAGADORN V. STRONACH LUMBER COMPANY. Statute of frauds-Does not apply to sales made entirely upon the credit of a third person, with his knowledge of such fact-Taking possession of a portion of the goods by his agent for the reason, as stated, that his principal would have to pay for them, may be shown, as tending to support claim that goods were sold on credit of principal, and that he so understood it. HAINES, MEADE V.. HAMILTON V. PLAINWELL WATER POWER COMPANY.. PAGE 628 .... 21 Pleading-Several items of damage arising from the same cause may be recovered under one count, if defendant is responsible for that cause. HAMILTON, TATE V.. HANNAN V. WESTCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY............. Fire insurance-See Hannan v. Williamsburgh Insurance 221 561 HANNAN V. WILLIAMSBURGH CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.. 556 Fire insurance-"Occupied as a dwelling-house"-Idea that some part of the building may be used as a stable not necessarily excluded. HARRIS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY COMPANY V. FISHER... Pleading-Facts taking a case out of the statute of frauds need not be averred in the declaration, being matters of proof-Both the delivery and acceptance of personal property must be established by the vendor, where sale is otherwise within operation of the statute-Acceptance of 81 MICH-B. 136 Harris Photographic Supply Co. v. Fisher-Continued. goods by vendee, who refuses to perform a verbal contract for the conveyance of land in exchange therefor, renders him liable for their value. HARTMAN, KNIGHT V.. HEBBARD, BARKER V.. HELMS V. DOUGLAS... Bohemian oat note-Purchased before maturity, without the oats, nor of the consideration for which note was HILL, CARTER V. HOAG V. GRAVES.. Principal and agent-Subagent-Agent's liability for acts HODGES V. BAGG..... Justices' courts-If docket entries returned on special appeal HOLLAND, SMITH V......... PAGE 462 267 442 275 628 243 471 HOTCHKISS ESTATE, WILSON V... 172 HOUSEMAN, KENT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY V............... 609 314 Sale of lumber-Provision in contract that lumber should belong to the vendors until shipped, in the spring of 1889, and when so shipped should be free from taxes-Lumber held to belong to vendors until shipped, and not assessable to vendees for tax of 1888. HOWES V. MIKESELL.. Ruled by Clark v. Mikesell. 51 HOWES, PEOPLE V.. HUBEL V. RORISON. Coroner-Can serve process only where the sheriff is himself a party, or directly interested in the suit. HUNTINGTON V. GAULT.... Malicious prosecution-If facts are undisputed, question of I. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPEAL OF LOIS MCCARTY.. Petition for appointment of administrator-Question of the PAGE 396 41 144 460 IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF ALZINA J. PAGE.. IN THE MATTER OF WIXAM PARKS.. Criminal law-Prisoners, fairly and legally convicted, will not be discharged from confinement, because of technical defects in the record of their sentences or commitments. IONIA CITY, MOON v.. 581 240 635 J. JACKSON V. COLE... Evidence-Wife may testify to assignment to her by her JOHNSON, PEOPLE V...... JOSLIN, OLD NATIONAL BANK v. JUNE, ANTCLIFF V.. 440 573 413 477 K. KAISER, LONG v. KALKASKA CIRCUIT JUDGE, FLETCHER V...... KALKASKA TOWNSHIP v. FLETCHER. Taxes-Attached personal property is assessable to the owner, KENDRICK V. BEARD.... Conditional sale-Clause in purchase-money note that the property is to be holden to the payee as security for the payment of the note, is not so certain as to import a mortgage and not a conditional sale-Parol evidence is admissible to show that the title was not to pass until the property was paid for as explanatory of the doubtful language. KENT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY V. HOUSEMAN. Constitutional law-Provision limiting life of corporations to thirty years does not apply to county agricultural societies-Non-user-Doctrine of does not apply to such a society, where its lessee holds annual fairs, and its directors and officers continue to perform their duties-In absence of an election such directors and officers hold over-The president and secretary of such a society are ex officio directors-Act No. 378, Local Acts of 1885, authorizing complainant to dispose of its grounds, is a valid enactment. KIPP V. LAMOREAUX. Sale-How. Stat. § 6190, avoiding sale where possession is retained by vendor, unless shown to have been made in good faith, and without intent to defraud creditors, construed-Burden on purchaser to show such saving factsWife or husband not exempt from such burden-Retention of possession is conclusive evidence of fraud unless contrary intent is shown-Proof that purchase was made for a valuable consideration, and with intent to pass the title absolutely, not enough-Participation by vendee in fraudulent intent of vendor unnecessary-Where there is an actual change of possession, burden of proof is upon attacking party to show fraudulent intent. PAGE 518 186 446 182 609 299 KLEIN V. BAYER... Mortgage-Act No. 133, Laws of 1885, providing for attor- KNIGHT V. HARTMAN... Land contract-Vendee held a tenant at will, and entitled PAGE 233 462 L. LAKE V. NOLAN... Evidence-Grantee of deceased husband is not disqualified as a witness in a suit by the widow to set aside the deed and secure her dower interest in the land-Delivery of deed-Held to have been made after husband's death, and that widow is entitled to dower. 112 LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, COLE V. 156 LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, EDWARDS v.. 364 LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, GUTA V. 291 LAMB, REDDING V...... 318 LAMOREAUX, Kipp v.. 299 LATIMER V. BARMORE.. 592 Contempt proceedings to enforce civil remedies-Petitioner must have been served with process or have submitted |