The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-26
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DR.. Edwin D. Morrow
805 Commercial Ave, Cairo, Ill.

Act, Sec II, subd. 2, providing that
The discharge shall release bank
rupt from all proyable debts, except
judgments in actions for fraud
or for wlllful aiHl malicious injuries
TO the per on or property of another"
Criminal conversation t. held o be o
willful and malicious injury both to
the person and the property of the
wronged husband and this, though no
personal malevolence towards him
was involved A number of English
cases are cited ON the point that tres
pass vi ct armis will lie 70 recover
damages for committing adultery
with plaintiffs wife
Limitations of Fraud In Procuring
Deed.
In Macdonald VS.. Bayard Savings
Bank, 90 Northwestern Reporter,
i025, the somewhat singular holding
Is made that The recording Of deed
attacked by the grantors therein as
having boon procured by fraud is
sufficient TO start limitations running
on the cause of action. How the
grantees act of rendering the deed
fer record and its entry in the Official
records could apprise the grantors OF
any facts not before Known to thcm,
ar arouse any suspicion or provoke
any injury which they did not already
entertain or purpose, is not discussed
ding Damages For Libel.
In lianeon VS. Krehbiol, Is Pacific
Reporter, 1911, the Kansas statute
Gen st 1901, c. 57bl, providing thai
before a civil action for newspaper
libel shall be brought plaintiff must
serve notice on the defendants who,
il they make retraction In their paper.
are TO be liable only for actual dam
ages, Is held unconstitutional MS vio-
iating Bin OF Rights, Is, guaranty.
ing a remedy by duo course of law to
all persons Injured In person. rcpua.
ton etc. The court says that the
effect OF the statute is to prevent a
recovery Of those general DAMAGE d..
signed TO compensate for that large
and substantial class IF injuries arts.
ing from injured feelings. mental SUI.
fcring AMI anguish, and personal and
public humiliation" The suggestion
hat the retraetion for remedy by due
course of Law, the court declines TO
Effect Of Wife Murder on Jus M1rlti
In Box VS.. Lanicr, 70, Southwest
crn Reporter, 1912, it is held that the
personal repre- cntaiiycs Of husband
Who has insured his life for his wifos
benefit, and hen murdered her AM
killing himaelf are not entitled t. The
Of he policy by vir'ue Of
the jus marid Many cares arc die
cu5aed. and II is conceded that the
weight Of authority sustain tho PRO
position that the murder of 3n an
rcstcr or tesiator does not incapaci |
tate The heir or doyi5co from taking /
property; hut in spite of this. the
court maintains the proposition that I
he estate of The husband cannot pro
II by his crime. Constitutional pro- I
visions that no conviction chall work /
I forfeiture Of an estate prohibiting |
Hills Of attaindcr, etc, are hcll not 10 4
apply.
Automobile Station as a Nuisance.
In Stein vs. Lyon. 81 New York /
supplement-. 1876. it Is held that the I
AMI maintenance ol AZ
automobile station or garage. for the .
entertainment Of chauheurs and their F.
rienig, ia a nciEhborhoo1 occupied !
~ expensive summer rcsidrnc
Toes not constitute a common-laW
Nuisance, the court saying that Lc
'usiness appeared perfectly lawful
md legitimate.
Jaw Governing Construction Of Stat
ute Of Sister State.
IN Williams vs.. Chicago. Rock Is /
aud x Pacific Ry. Co. - Southwest
I'm Reporter. 1lG7. it f. hcll that the /
Owd Code Of 1873. 1907. abrog1tIng .
he fcllow servant rule rs applied to
ailrOad employees. while governing 4
light Of action in Missouri for neg
igcnt injury inflicted in Iowa. must
'c applied. not a. construed b. the
upremc court n Iowa. but a. con
trued by the supreme c0aIt ~ Mis-
0uri. The rea-on seems To BE- thai
nder the supreme court Of that state
re binding On the court Of appeals.