The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-21
THE COURT RECORD.
Appellate Court Opinions,

Union Central Life Insurance Company
hard woo" j. Davis n0S j. disseht fmea eein
policy of insurance Is payable to the in
sured If living at the maturity of the policy
tains a provision that upon satisfactory
proofs of his death it will pay the amount
of the policy, the balance of the years
premium and all other indebtedness being
first deducted, held upon the death of the
insured before maturity of the policy the
insurer could not set off the unpaid balance
of a judgment held by it against the in
sured against the wife's interest in the poll
icy, and an assignment of the policy to the
appellant is governed by the law of this
State, the place where 1t was made, and
Up. Beusch ct al. vs. Farnsworth. Lake
c. c. Rehearing denied. Gavin, 1.-THE
court adheres to it's former ruling that the
complaint was amendable in the Justices
court so as to give that court jurisdiction.
1903. Scoby VS.. Thompson. Decatur c. c.
Affirmed Lott, J.-Section 1854 r. S., 1894,
concerning disclaimer and recovery of costs
by defendant in suit to quiet title can
not be construed 10 include those cases
where the defendant has acted wrongfully
and fraudulently.
1923. Conaway ct al. VS.. Conway ct al
Ohio c. c. Affirmed. Ross, J.-Under Sec
ton &C. r. ST., 1894, motions to dismiss, to
make more specific, to separate into para
graphs, pertain to collateral matters, and
are not properly part of the record ex-
order of court. q A judgment for costs
need not specify their amount but that the
party against whom the judgment is rem
dered will be liable for all costs, those ac-
crued as we'll as those which may accrue.
Supreme Court Opinions.
$780, Shirley ct al VS. Crabb Hen
bricks G. c. Affirmed. Hackney, J.-Where
there was a reservation in a deed for the
which the grantee had ingress and egress
to his part of the building such reservation
amounts to license, and not an easement,
and upon a destruction OF the building the
right was destroyed
Superior Court.
Room 2-J. W. Harper. Judge.
Daniel Foley Tucker-Dorsey Manu-
fatcuring Company; foreclosure of street
lien. Cause dismissed and costs paid.
Emanuel Blatt VS.. Rose Ottinger ct al;
suit to quiet title. Tried by court. Finding
for plaintiff.
Flora B. Nowlin ct al. VS. Fabius NJ
Finch ct al; suit to quiet title. Tried by
jury. Jury returned verdict for plaintiff
Room 3-Pliny w. Bartholomew. Judge
Jerry Foley, Administrator, VS.. Charles
II. Schad ct al; damages. On trial by
George E. Mills VS.. Gen. F. Colbert ct
al; note. Dismissed and costs paid.
Circuit Court.
Thos. l.. Sullivan, Judge Pro Tenn.
Zackerias. p. Keller VS.. Webster w. But
Louis Schneider vs. The indianapolis
Foundry Company; replevin. On trial by
jury.
New Suits Filed.
Ambrose n. Hamlin ct al vs. Nancy
Hamlin ct al; suit for partition. Superior
Court, Room 1.
Frank II. Hayden VS.. Capitolia Hayden;
divorce. Superior Court, Room 1:
John Cook VS.. Martha Barber ct al; fore
closure. Superior Court, Room g.
Dennis Casey VS.. Howard Buckley; dam
ages. Superior Court Room g.
John Alexander vs. Henry A. Mansfield
ct al; damages. Superior Court Room 8.
Mary Z. Caldwell VS.. Albert Caldwell com
plant for divorce. Superior Court, Room 3
Charles Miller VS.. T. B. Laycock; suit for
damages. Superior Court, Room 2.