HOWD V. BRECKENRIDGE. Estates of deceased persons-Bill by administrator to re- HUGHES, PEOPLE V. PAGE 65 543 I. IN RE EDWARD REINHEIMER. Criminal law-Discharge on habeas corpus, for defects IN RE ESTATE OF LAMBIE IN RE ESTATE OF PULLING.. 619 49 375 Dower-Widow is entitled to in the interest of her husband at the time of his death in land sold on contract before coverture, which interest is represented by the unpaid portion of the purchase price-Should be admeasured by giving her a sum of money in lieu thereof. INTERNATIONAL FAIR & EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION V. WALKER. 159 Corporations-Case ruled in the main by decision reported in 88 Mich. 62. IONIA, ETC., INSURANCE Co. v. OTTO.. Mutual fire insurance companies-Liability for assessments IRON RANGE & HURON BAY RAILROAD Co., Dawson V............... 522 33 ... 384 J. JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. v. JUDGE OF PROBATE Estates of deceased persons-Contingent claim-Allowance of will not be compelled by mandamus. JOHNSON, ASPINWALL MANUFACTURING Co. v.. JOHNSON V. FLYNN..... Exchange of property-Rescission on the ground of fraud JUDGE OF PROBATE, JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE JUDGE OF PROBATE, PULLING V.. K. PAGE 613 531 581 613 605 KARSTE, FINCH V.. KEATING V. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD Co..... KEEFER, PEOPLE V... KENNEDY V. PINGREE. KENT CIRCUIT JUDGE, BARNES V.. 20 154 15 188 212 KENT CIRCUIT JUDGE, COACH V. 563 KENT CIRCUIT JUDGE, GILDERSLEEVE V.. 606 KENT CIRCUIT JUDGE, GYPSUM, PLASTER, AND STUCCo Co. v... 631 Partnership-Lease signed by one partner in firm name— PAGE Koch v. Endriss-Continued. If its execution is denied under oath by the other part- KUHN V. TOWNSHIP OF WALKER. Highways-Duty of township to erect railings or barriers along a highway which passes over an embankment depends somewhat upon the width of the traveled way -One who, from choice, drives a strange horse within two or three feet of the edge of an artificial embankment, which is not protected by a railing, instead of keeping nearer the center of the traveled way, which is 40 feet wide at that point, is guilty of negligence. L. LA DUKE V. TOWNSHIP OF EXETER... Highways-Negligence of township in failing to keep a bridge in repair is the proximate cause of the injuries received by the owner of a horse by its struggles in attempting to extricate itself from a hole in the bridge into which it has stepped-Proximity of residence on the part of the highway commissioner is evidence tending to charge the township with notice of the dangerous condition of the bridge-Pleading-Declaration held sufficient to allow a recovery for permanent injury to the horse, as well as for the value of its services while disabled, and for injury to plaintiff's arm and shoulder. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO., SCHAIBLE 306 450 LANGLEY V. HARMON Public improvements -Bids for construction-Misrepre- LEBOT, MORAN V..... 318 347 472 LEE V. ENOS.. Will-Held not to vest in devisees an estate subject to LEITELT, DOYLE V... LELAND V. TOWNSHIP OF BLAIR... Writ of error-Will not be dismissed for failure to print LENAWEE CIRCUIT JUDGE, GIBSON V... PAGE 276 298 612 620 LENDBERG V. BROTHERTON IRON MINING CO................... 443 Negligence case-Contributory negligence-Deceased held 459 LILLIBRIDGE V. WALSH.. Exemptions-3 How. Stat. § 7716, subjecting certain exempt LINDSAY, MCINERNEY V.. LIVINGSTON CIRCUIT JUDGE, GORTON V. LOOMIS, ANGELL V... LOOMIS, ARMSTRONG V. LORANGER V. NAVARRE. Mandamus-Where the public interests require an immediate disposition of the case, and forbid the delay inci 238 561 5 577 615 Loranger v. Navarre-Continued. dent to an application to the circuit court, an order to LOVE V. ST. CLAIR CIRCUIT JUDGE.. Mandamus-Will not lie to vacate an order adjudging a party guilty of contempt. LYONS, BELLIS V.. LYTLE, CHIVERS V. M. PAGE 625 398 477 Life insurance-Lapse of policy-Authority of agent Waiver. MASON, BURT V.. MAY, ATTORNEY GENERAL V.... 127 568 MCEACHERAN V. WESTERN TRANSPORTATION & COAL CO...... 479 Corporations-False representations by stockholders as to financial condition of corporation, made to induce the purchase of stock-Letter to purchaser from one of the officers, negativing representations, held notice to him of their falsity-Delay for 17 years in bringing suit to recover the moneys paid held inexcusable, in view of plaintiff's opportunity and right to examine the corporate books, etc. MCGOVERN, QUINN V.. 114 MCINERNEY V. LINDSAY.. 238 Payment of note-Not shown by the evidence in this case. MCMILLAN, THOMAS V... 49 METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO., MALLORY V.... 416 97 MICH.-C. |