The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-02


er to accept bill Of exchange as an ac-
commodation or to execute an accommo-
dation note?
IS. When may corporation in good
| faith take and hold stock in another cor
porati
-. Can a corporation be held liable,
criminally, for malicious wrongs or for
| wrongs involving the element of personal
violence?
20. Does the right of the State to take
! private property for public use under the
form of eminent domain on making COM
pensation to the owner extend to the
| property OF corporation as we'll as to
the property of individuals2
! q. Is Il certificate of stock necessary
! to make subscriber stakeholder?
p. What is preferred stock, what is
common STOCK and what is ''watered
| stock OF & corporation2
%. For what offense may a stockhold-
er be expelled in cases where the charter
is silent on the subject or grants the pow
er in general terms?
"A. Can the stockholders Of a corpora
! ton interfere with the board OF directors
IN their management of its concerns?
25. What was the fundamental maxim
OF all feudal tenures?
26. What is the distinction between the
| quantity and the quality of interest in
the tenement?
q. What was a conditional fee at the
| common law?
%. What is the distinction between
condition in deed and a limitation?
90 What are the three rules upon
which the doctrine of Remainders de-
ponds?
&c. What lis an Executory Devise, and
in what material respects does it differ
from contingent remainder?
81. What is the largest and what is
the smallest estate of freehold of which
one can be seized?
80. How may an estate in joint tenancy
be severed and destroyed?
SO. If an estate be given to a man and
his wife, how are they seized, and what
is the consequence of such seizing?
"a. What the the several stages to form
a complete title to lands and tenements?
80. Under whose reign was the quality
OF urtettered right of alienation attached
to fee simple estate, and what was the
statute called?
SO. When did the right of devising free
hold lands by will become complete and
universal in England?
81 What is the duty of an executor or
administrator touching personal proper
ty that has been delivered under a gift
causamortis by his decedent, when is a de-
ficency OF assets with which to pay debts?
2S. If an executor should find that a
chattel, such as a diamond ring. which had
been specifically bequeathcd, in pawn
brokers' shop, what would be his duty
in the premises?
SO. What is the standard by which the
responsibility of an executor or admins
traitor, in the management of the estate
is measured?
40. Suppose an executor or admins !
traitor should make a contract for the
benefit of the estate, would he be person
ally liable?
Al. If legatee should Die before the
testator, what would become of the leg
acy bequeather in the will?
AZ What is meant by the Ademption !
of a legacy?
43. Where a testator bequeaths a num- |
Der OF things out Of a large number be-
longing to him-as in bequest of ten of
the horses in my stables the legacy
good, if 50, has the legatee the right
of selection?
A. What is Sale?
rs. What is a bailment, and in whom
is the legal title?
46. What is plea in bar, and how are
pleas In bar divided?
At. What is a Judgment, and how many
sorts are there?
48. What is Arbitration?
49. What is the difference between the
competency and the credibility of wit
nesecs?
SO. May juryman be witness for
either parties of the parties to cause
which he is trying?
81 viii an action lie against a witness
in respect of his estimony-evidence?
50. Where witness is asked ques-
ton which tends to disgrace him, and an
swers the question, is the cross examiner
bound by the asnwer so given?
SO. When is an action said to be com
menced against a defendant?
"a. In an action brought to recover
balance due upon an open, mutual and
current account when is the cause of &C
ton deemed to have accrued?
So If person entitled to commence an
action for the recovery of real property
be an infant, or imprisoned on a criminal
charge, when may such person commence
his action
Sc. Must the husband be joined when
his wife is party to the action?
81 Under Title V of The Code of Civil
Procedure (ch. TO- The Code, how is the
venue (place of triaD Of actions arranged?
S. How is summon served on
minor under the age of fourteen years?
So When may the defendant demur?
60 Is it necessary that pleadings
should be either subscribed or verified?
61 What causes of action may be
joined in the same complaint?
62. In what cases may the defendant
be arrested in a civil action?
g. Upon what do the issues arise, of
how many kinds are they, when and by
whom are they made up, and how are they
tried?
g.. What is the difference between a