The Modern Law of Railways: As Determined by the Courts and Statutes of England and the United States, 1. sējums

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The order authorizing the issue of certificates strictly construed
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IV
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Pleading evidence etc 945 Who may recover
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Punitive damages for expulsion without violence or insult
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Greater charge for shorter than for longer haul forbidden
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General considerations
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Of money as baggage
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What constitutes a public use
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Of the taking of streets for tramways 809 Of the taking of streets for elevated railways 810 Of compensation to abutting proprietors the fee of the str...
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Of the companys title
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CHAPTER XXX
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners
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Introduction
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The receiver holds the property for the benefit of all parties until
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Of statutes relating to reorganization
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OF THE MEASURE OF COMPENSATION AND OF DAM AGES
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The measure of compensation for lands appropriated 814 Of compensation for the condemnation of buildings 815 Peculiar adaptability or prospect...
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Transfer by mortgage and pledge
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The rights duties and liabilities of a pledgee of stock
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Whether the pledgee may sell and repledge the stock
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Redemption and forfeiture
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Transfer by saleBrokers contracts
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The same subject continued
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Enhanced value from construction of road 818 The measure of damages to the unappropriated residue 819 Of single and disconnected properties 8...
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769 Of laches
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Injuries to strangers 971 Injuries to servants 972 Injuries to passengersThe carrier not an absolute insurer 973 Free passengers 974 Age sex and ph...
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Of fraud in reorganization
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Injuries to passengers crossing tracks at railway stations 984 Imperfect appliances for boarding and alighting 985 The same subject continued
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CHAPTER XIII
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CHAPTER XIV
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The same subject continuedCircumstances from which fraud will not be presumed 355 Remedies of the parties defrauded
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Measure of damages for refusal to carry 947 Measure of damages for delay 948 Special damages for loss resulting from delay 949 Measure of dam...
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CHAPTER XV
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CHAPTER XVI
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The corporation may refuse registration to both of two claimants Interpleader 398 Whether the company may inquire into the purpose of the trans f...
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The lien enforceable for the benefit of the company alone 395 Waiver of corporate lien
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The company entitled to a reasonable time for investigation
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CHAPTER XVII
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How enforceda By action at law 429 b By bill in equity 430 A call unnecessary in case of corporate insolvency 431 Limitation upon the shareholde...
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CHAPTER XIX
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DIRECTORS OFFICERS AND AGENTS
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Wherein consists the change in corporate identity
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Admissibility of opinions of witnesses
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CHAPTER XVIII
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Of the number of directors 457 Qualifications of directors at common law 458 Statutory qualifications of directors 459 The election of an unqualifi...
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Of the president 483 The same subject continued 484 Of the compensation of directors and the president 485 Of the compensation of other officers...
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Of the owners remediesa Under the statute
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Railway and transportation companies as common carriersExcep
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b Not contributory negligence there being no seat or room in the
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Selection of connecting carrier
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Similar circumstances and conditions
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Of the power of corporations in general to borrow and to mortgage
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Of the power of railway companies to borrow and to mortgage
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Statutes authorizing borrowing and mortgaging
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Statutory restrictionsExceptions in favor of current obligations Lloyds bonds
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Of the extent of the statutory authority
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CHAPTER XX
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The consideration to be surrendered when the contract is set aside 522 Of ratification and acquiescence in ultra vires acts 523 Accepting the fruits of...
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Of the authority of directors herein
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Legislative recognition of ultra vires mortgage
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Of the remedies of shareholders and creditors with respect to an ultra vires mortgage or debt
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Of the manner of executing mortgages
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Of defective and informal mortgages
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The same subject continuedOf bonds secured by statutory lien
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Mortgages to be recorded
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What property is covered by a mortgage
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a Of the effect of general words of description
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b Whether general words of description include future acquisi tions
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c Of choses in action and calls
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d Of the effect of express words of futurityAppurtenances
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e Of fixtures 622 f Of rolling stock
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g Of earnings
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Of the title of purchasers as against mortgage lien and of mort gagees as against vendors lien
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The mortgage lien not impaired by change of route
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The mortgage lien not impaired by consolidation
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Of mortgage trustees
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Of the duties liabilities and remuneration of mortgage trustees
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Of supplying vacancies
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Of the removal of mortgage trustees
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Of income bonds
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The same subject continuedNet earnings
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Convertible bonds
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Of recitals and references in mortgages bonds and coupons
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Of lost or stolen bonds
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Of the liability of an assignor of bonds and coupons
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Equities arising from the negotiation of Stateaid bonds by the railway
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Of detached coupons
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Of presentation and demand
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648 Of the time of payment
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Of days of grace
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The effect of maturity upon the negotiable nature of bonds
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CHAPTER XXI
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Provisions of the English statute concerning the completion of works begun by the dissolved company 559 k Upon liability for torts 560 Upon th...
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The same subject continuedThe intention of the parties
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Of the statute of limitations as affecting coupons
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Introduction
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The mortgage lien subordinate to the interest of the public in the railway as a going concern
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Of the mutual obligations of bondholders
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Of the jurisdiction of State and federal courts
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Of foreclosure upon a railway situated in two or more States
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Of parties to foreclosure proceedings
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The same subject continued
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Foreclosure for interest before maturity of principal
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Of entry for condition brokenSix months clausesSpecific
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Six months clauses continuedThe principal to become due upon default in payment of interest
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The duty of the trustees to enter or foreclose upon request of a majority of bondholders
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The rights and duties of trustees in possession of the mortgaged property
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The right of a bondholder to institute suit upon the failure of the trustees to
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The right of entry not exclusive of other remedies II
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Of charges superior to the mortgage lienCurrent expenses
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The requisites of current claims
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The same subject continued
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Of debts incurred by a receiver in operating the road
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The same subject continued
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The same subject continuedExpenses of a receiver a charge upon the corpus
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Of statutory liensOf equitable liens
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Statutory liens in favor of laborers and mechanics
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performance
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Of the lien of vendors of land
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79 Of debts incurred for completing an unfinished line 680 Of rentals of leased linesCartrust leasesRollingstock
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Of the liens of judgment creditors
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Of claims for damages breach of contract
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The distinction between first charges upon income and prior liens upon the corpus
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Cases in which priority has been refused
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Of advancements to pay preferred claimsNo right of subroga tion
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Of the decree of saleProvision for purchase by bondholders
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The decree conclusive upon all parties having notice
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Of the foreclosure sale 689 Of the purchasers title
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Of the distribution of the proceeds of sale among the bondhold
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No priority as between holders of bonds and coupons secured
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the same mortgage 692 Vacation of decree
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The same subject continued
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Redemption
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695 Introduction
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Of sale
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Appointment upon the application of unsecured creditors 697 Appointment upon the application of junior mortgagees
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CHAPTER XXII
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Effect of dissolution upon debts rights of contract and pending litigation 598 The same subject continuedOf the rights of creditors 599 Of the distri...
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700 The adequacy of remedies at law as affecting the appointment of a receiver
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Under what circumstances the court will appoint a receiver
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a Of insolvency as a ground for appointing a receiver
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b Of default in payment of interest or principal as a ground for appointing a receiver
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c Of the right to foreclose as a ground for appointing a receiver
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d Of internal corporate disagreements and derangements
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e Of failure to run trains
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f Sundry cases
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Of the court which may appoint a receiver
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The court first obtaining jurisdiction retains
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The rule as to priority of obtaining jurisdiction
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Of the time when a receiver may be appointed
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The same subject continued
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The selection of a receiver is in the discretion of the court Appeal
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The same subject continuedThe New York and federal rule
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Of eligibility to serve as receiver
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Of the receivers bond
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Effect of the appointment upon the rights of litigants and of third parties
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Effect of the appointment upon corporate powersUpon pending litigation
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Effect of the appointment upon the liabilities of the company DamagesTaxes
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Removal
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Discharge
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The receiver must be discharged upon payment by the defendant of the amount found to be
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An order by consent vacating an appointment should not make reservations
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Disposition of the property upon discharge
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Of the receivers title
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The same subject continuedWhen leave to sue not necessary
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