BANKRUPTCY. Preferential Treatment of Creditor. Provision in lease making BANKS AND BANKING. See Farm Loan Act. 1. Stockholders' Liability. Title to stock passes upon delivery 2. Id. Actual owner of stock is liable for assessments though 3. Id. One purchasing shares as gift for his minor children, 4. Id. One purchasing shares as gift for his minor children, in CANAL ZONE. See Mails. CERTIORARI. See Jurisdiction, II, (A), 4-5, II, (E); Procedure, CHAPLAINCY. See Jurisdiction, VI, 2. CHURCH. See Parties, 1; Religious Organizations. CITIZENS. See Indians, 3. CLAIMS. See Admiralty. CLASS SUIT. See Parties, 4. CLAYTON ACT. See Anti-Trust Acts. COMMERCE. See Constitutional Law, III; Interstate Commerce Acts. COMPENSATION. See Constitutional Law, IV, 4–5. CONDEMNATION. See Constitutional Law, V, 13–14. CONGRESS. See Constitutional Law; Corrupt Practices Act. I. Taxing Power, p. 621 II. Judicial Power, p. 621. III. Commerce Clause, p. 621. IV. Fifth Amendment, p. 621. V. Fourteenth Amendment, p. 622. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-Continued. I. Taxing Power. 1. Federal Gift Tax. Valid as indirect tax, without apportion- 2. Uniformity. Requirement of Art. I, § 8, is geographic, not 3. Graduations and Exemptions. Not repugnant to uniformity II. Judicial Power. See Jurisdiction. Cases Affecting Ambassadors, etc. Provision of Art. III, § 2, 1. Packers & Stockyards Act. Regulation of rates of market 2. State Taxation. State tax law operating as burden on inter- 3. Id. Sales of gasoline held not in interstate commerce and 4. Effect of Contract. Parties can not convert local business IV. Fifth Amendment. See I, 3, supra. 1. Packers & Stockyards Act. Regulation of rates of market 3. Revenue Act of 1921. Section 202 (a) (2) not invalid because 5. Id. No presumption that Congress intended partial compen- CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-Continued. 6. Assailing Validity of Statutes. Party attacking must show Wurzbach, 396. United States v. 7. Defining Crime. Statute held not so vague as to be invalid. Id. V. Fourteenth Amendment. 1. Taxation. Property Outside State. State may not tax prop- 2. Id. Intangibles. When may not be taxed at domicile of 3. Illegal Assessments. Statute limiting suits to recover taxes 4. Classification. Not arbitrary unless grounds for distinction 5. Attacking Validity of Taxation. Individual can not sue to 6. Regulation of Business. Fire Insurance. License fee charged 8. Carriers of Freight by Motor Vehicle. Distinction in tax 9. Contract Rates. Where fixed by franchise granted street rail- 10. Id. Power of State to abrogate rates fred by municipal CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-Continued. 11. Statute Abolishing Rights of Action. In cases of injuries 12. Notice and Hearing. Statute of ancient origin allowing prop- 13. Id. Eighteen days between service by publication and re- 14. İd. Description of property in petition in condemnation CONSULS. See Constitutional Law, II; Jurisdiction, IV, 2. Liquidated Damages for Breach. Unenforceable where without CORPORATION SOLE. See Parties, 1. CORPORATIONS. See Banks and Banking, 1-4; Constitutional CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT. 1. Validity of Act. Congress has power to provide that its of- 2. Validity as Affected by Uncertainty. One of class specifically 3. Id. Term "political purpose" not so vague as to render 4. Id. That statute is vague as to which section imposes penalty 5. Scope of Act. Not confined to political purposes within con- 6. Offenses Under Act. Receipt of money by Congressman from COSTS. See Parties, 3. COURT OF CLAIMS. See Jurisdiction, II, (D). COURTS. See Constitutional Law, II; Jurisdiction. CRIMINAL LAW. See Corrupt Practices Act. DAMAGES. See Contracts. DEATH. See Employers' Liability Act, 6-7. DECLARATORY JUDGMENT. See Jurisdiction, I, 2. DEPRECIATION. See Public Utilities, 4. DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS. See Constitutional Law, II; Jurisdic- tion, IV, 2. DIVIDENDS. See Stockholders. diction, IV, 2. DIVORCE AND ALIMONY. See Constitutional Law, DOMICILE. See Constitutional Law, V, 2. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS. See Jurisdiction, I, 1. EJECTMENT. See Jurisdiction, IV, 4. ELECTIONS. See Corrupt Practices Act. EMINENT DOMAIN. See Constitutional Law, V, 13-14. 1. Rule of Safe Place. Liability of master ceases when servant 2. Id. Duty of employer not absolute; held only to exercise of 3) Defenses. No recovery where injury received two days after 4. Sufficiency of Evidence. Verdict resting upon speculation and 5. Id. That accident may have resulted from one of several 6. Limitations. Complaint for injuries may not be amended to 7. Id. Two-year period begins to run against action for death at |