The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-20
THE COURT RECORD.


1767. Public Hall Company VS. Bank of
Commerce. Varderburg S. c. Affirmed. How
ard, i'll. Where the same directors act In
scrutinized and will not be upheld unless
manifestly fair. 2. While an officer of a cor
p~oratien may have 40 authority by virtue
OF mis- office, or by any express sanction or
the board Of directors to incur obligations
In behalf of the corporation. yet If ne Is
held out by the managers. in the general
course OF business. as being the agent of
the corporation, with such authority, his
acts in mourning obligations will be bind
ing upon the corporation.
17S7. Rarick vs. Timer. KosciuSko G. G.
Reversed. a J.-lnsanity or unsound-
ness Of mind cannot be proven by a witness
who Is not an expert, unless the witness
first gives the facts upon which his opinion
Appellate Court.
1856. b., O. & ). w. Railway Company VS..
Ragsdale. Lawrence c; C: Affirmed. Lott.
III. In a pleading which says that dam
ages resulted from an injury done to speci-
fled property implies that the property is
valuao,e. : a common 9ssif e srdm r sammy. 10y
sulting from its own negligence. }. Where
there il a failure to show a special contract
the recovery must be presumed to nave
beer upon a common law liability.
1874. land Company w. CHM. Grant c. G.
Transferred to ;. c. Ross, 1.-THE Supreme
Court has jurisdiction of he foreclosure of
vendors liens, which, by implication of
law. are Of equitable ccgnizance; this court
is limited to the foreclosure Of liens of
1871. T.. l.. /. Railway Company VS.. Rine-
hart. ST. Joseph c. (. Motion TO transfer
to :. c. overruled. Gavin, 1.-THE only ques-
ton involved In the Circuit Court was the
amount OF damages recoverable. and upon
the authority Of Gas Company VS.. Wooters,
10 y. f., Rep. go. decided in the supreme
Court of this state. the jurisdiction is in
this court.
1853. L., y. A. & C. Railway Company VS..
Cornelius sm MSnroe {; e e d Affirmed Selr RRe IN ard
nish the employe a safe place In which TO
work, and the employee has the light to as
spme hat the same p mas been done;
Q. Reversed. Gavin, {. Jan appeal will
lie from an action brought on Sec. SCI. r.
<, 1891. although the amount in controversy
is less than $50.
Superior Court.
Room limo. l.. McMaster, Judge.
Chas. F.. Griffin. trustee. VS.. Harmon J.
Everett ct al: foreclosure. Receiver Spann
files final report.
Room 2-Upton j. Hammond. Judge pro TEN.
Hey Beckner VS.. Chas. L. Helwig; dam
ages for malicious prosecution. On trial by
jury.
Room s-Pliny W. Bartholomew. Judge.
Edward IL. Eldridge. agent, VS.. VIM. r,
Robinson ct al; mechanics lien. Finding
and Judgment for defendant.
F~ulmer-Seibert Company vs.. Brown Lud'
low ct al. lien. Dismissed and costs paid.
McCord Rubber Company vs.. O. + Fox
attachment. Dismissed and costs paid.
MUTUAL Bentilt Lle luSuIducc company
VS.. Johanna Schultz ct al: foreclose mort.
gage. ON trial by court.
New salts FILED.
Conrad Snellhouse ct al. vs.. Anna True
blood ell al; mechanics lien. Superior Court
Room l.
Percy r. Chevalier vs.. Crawford Thomas
ct al; mechanics lien. Superior Court
Room ..
man: mechanics lien. Superior Court
Room 2.
The Indiana Bond Company VS.. Bridget
Conner: street lien. Circuit Court.
Mary l.. white VS.. Jesse T.. White; al
yorce. superior Court, Room 3.
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