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What Constitutes Doing Business By A Foreign Corporation, William J. Kinnally
What Constitutes Doing Business By A Foreign Corporation, William J. Kinnally
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Service Of Process On Foreign Corporations Not Admitted To Do Business In The State
Service Of Process On Foreign Corporations Not Admitted To Do Business In The State
Indiana Law Journal
Legislative Comment
Review By Infant Notwithstanding Representation In Prior Suit
Review By Infant Notwithstanding Representation In Prior Suit
Indiana Law Journal
Legislation Comment
Presidents Of Bar Associations In Indiana
Judges And Other Court Officers In Indiana
Conflict Of Laws-Equitable Conversion
Judges And Other Court Officers In Indiana
Carriers - Collection Of Freight Charges - Liability Of Consignee Who Reconsigns Shipment, Michigan Law Review
Carriers - Collection Of Freight Charges - Liability Of Consignee Who Reconsigns Shipment, Michigan Law Review
Michigan Law Review
The original shipper consigned a shipment of melons, which was subsequently reconsigned to defendant, who in turn reconsigned the shipment to an Indiana firm over the lines of plaintiff railroad, stating in the diversion order "Protect the through rate. All charges to follow car." The Indiana firm accepted the shipment and paid freight charges with a check, which was dishonored on due presentment, the drawer having gone bankrupt. Held, plaintiff may recover freight charges for the whole trip from defendant. Pennsylvania R. R. v. Seiter, 61 Ohio App. 497, 22 N. E. (2d) 843 (1939).
Presidents Of Bar Associations In Indiana
Judges And Other Court Officers In Indiana
Attorney's Charging Liens, James E. Lesh
Quasi-Contracts -- Unsolicited Performance Of A Statutory Duty, Edward S. Biggar
Quasi-Contracts -- Unsolicited Performance Of A Statutory Duty, Edward S. Biggar
Michigan Law Review
An Indiana statute required county officers to publish reports of public business in two newspapers, representing the leading political parties of the county. Plaintiff, one of the two newspapers in Decatur county, printed the required notices without first obtaining official authorization. After defendant had disallowed the claim for this service, plaintiff appealed to the circuit court, there obtaining a verdict. Defendant appealed from the denial of its motion for a new trial. Held, that plaintiff had performed an obligation created by law and was entitled to recover on quasi-contract principles. On motion for rehearing, defendant urged the statute prohibiting recovery …