FOOTWAY,-information to restrain the breaking up of, i. 589
FORECLOSURE. (See Contents, vol. i. tit. Bills of Foreclosure.)

prayer to have a mortgage security assigned, and in default of payment for
a foreclosure, i. 33

as to the necessary parties to bills of, i. 219, n. et seq.

mortgagee of copyhold not in possession may before admittance bring a
bill of, i. 232, n.

prayer for foreclosure of a term of years for raising portions, in default of
payment by defendant, i. 399

FORFEITURE,

by waste, and all penalties ought to be waived in a bill for restraining waste,
i. 454, n.

FORGERY,

of the names of the plaintiff and other persons to false bills of lading,
statement of, in a bill, i. 495

order declaring an account to have been forged, and recommending a pro-
secution for forgery, ii. 396

FREE-BENCH,

interrogatories to prove customs of manors with regard to, ii. 178

interrogatories to prove misrepresentations made to persons viewing a copy-
hold estate, and also upon the sale thereof by auction, as to a widow's
right to free-bench, ii. 253

GIFT,

-interrogatory to prove the purchase of stock by deceased persons as a gift
for the plaintiff, and the transfer thereof after the death of one of them
into the name of the plaintiff, ii. 241

sold and delivered by plaintiff to defendants, interrogatory to prove, ii. 216
interrogatory to prove the amount due to examinants for goods sold and de-
livered, ii. 277

GUARDIAN.-(See Contents, vol. i. Chapter VII. tit. Petitions.)

prayer for appointment of, of infant plaintiffs, with allowances for their main-
tenance and education for the time past and to come, i. 266, 375

HAND-BILLS,

interrogatory to prove as an exhibit a copy of hand-bills distributed for
discovery of a person, ii. 199

HAND-WRITING,

interrogatory to prove knowledge of, ii. 222

of particular words contained in an exhibit, interrogatories to prove, ii.
255. (And see titles Entries; Letters.)

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HEIR AT LAW,

of a testator, statement of, in a bill, i. 183

and also customary heir, statements of, in bills, i. 472, 538

HEIR AT LAW-continued.

out of possession, entitled to a discovery of deeds necessary to support his
legal title, or to have terms put out of his way, i. 204, n., ii. 100, n.
disputing a will, allegation as to, in a bill, i. 215, 295

charges in a bill relative to the heirs at law of several persons disputing
the dispositions made by their wills of monies directed to be laid out in
lands, i. 313

pretences and charges where will is disputed by, i. 321, 469, 473

statement of heiress at law born after the decease of her father, defendant
to a bill of foreclosure, i. 553

an infant, answer of, to a bill by creditors, ii. 36

plea by, that he had no lands by descent, accompanied by an answer ad-
mitting that he is, ii. 103

interrogatories to prove, ii. 217

decree declaring real estate to have descended to, ii. 402.-(And see Con-
tents, vol. i. Chapter IV. Sect. 3. tit. Bills of Revivor and Supplement.)
HEIR-LOOMS,-prayer for directions as to, i. 281

HIGHWAY,

information to restrain the obstructing and breaking up a public road, i. 592
IMPROVEMENTS,

interrogatories for account of monies laid out in lasting improvements, ii.
301, 2

INCLOSURE,

of common lands, interrogatory to prove that the lord of a manor assented
to, ii. 218

interrogatory to prove that the inhabitants or land-owners within a town-
ship had agreed to the inclosure of the common lands, and when the
inclosure was likely to take effect, ib.

INCUMBRANCES,

allegations in bills as to, i. 225, 230, 234, 240.--(And see tit. Interrogatories.)
**INDEMNITY,—against plaintiff's claims, charge in a bill relative to, i. 19
INDUCTION,

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interrogatory to prove as an exhibit the mandate of induction under the
bishop's seal; also to prove the hand-writing of the indorsement thereon,
and whether the plaintiff was duly inducted, and when and in whose
presence, ii. 208

interrogatory to prove institution and induction, ii. 220

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INFANT. (See Contents, vol. i. Chapter IV. tit. Supplemental Bills, and
Chapter VII. tit. Petitions; see also postea, titles, Supplemental Bill; Tenant
in Tail.)

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commencement of a bill on behalf of, i. 4

consent of, not necessary to a bill filed in his name, i. 4, n.

bills by, for payment of legacies unnecessary, i. 265, n.

statement of the person of an infant being identified, i. 475, 478

mode of framing the answer of, ii. 3, n. 7, n., 36

answer of, cannot be excepted to for insufficiency, ii. 36, n.

mode of framing answer where adult and infant defendauts join, ii. 39
INFORMATION.-(See Contents, vol. i. Chapter VI.)

commencement of, i. 5

cannot be dismissed without the consent of the Attorney-General, i. 5, n.
statement of an information filed to establish a devise of an estate to a
college, i. 600

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INFORMATION-continued.

and statement of an information and bill filed to establish the custom to grind
malt, corn, or grain, at the relators' mills, and to have all other mills
suppressed, i. 612, 620

interrogatory to prove that plaintiff informed one of the partners of defend-
ant T. R. C. that he had entered into an agreement for purchase of pre-
mises, whether the agreement between defendants was then concluded,
and whether witness informed T. R. C. of what he had heard, ii. 257

prayer for, to restrain defendant from bringing an ejectment, i. 19

bill for, to restrain proceedings at law upon, and the negotiating of a bill of
exchange, 35

bill for, to restrain proceedings on a foreign attachment in the Lord Mayor's
Court, or any other proceedings at law, and to restrain the negotiating
a bill of exchange, and also to restrain the garnishee from paying over
monies in his hands, i. 41

bill for, to restrain proceedings at law upon a bond and promissory note,
and also to restrain the defendant from entering up judgment on a war-
rant of attorney, i. 50

bill for, by merchants, to restrain proceedings at law upon certain contracts
obtained by fraud, i. 54

f bill for, to restrain proceedings at law on certain bonds executed by the
plaintiff, i. 64, 96

bills for, to restrain proceedings in actions of ejectment, i. 77, 235, 350, 525
bill for, to restrain assignees from proceeding at law in an action of trover
to recover possession of title-deeds, i. 80

prayer for, to restrain the defendant from digging clay or gravel, and making
bricks, or committing waste, and from making underleases or assign-
ments (the bill being filed to set aside a lease), i. 99

ebill for, to restrain the defendants from taking out execution on a judgment
entered up on a warrant of attorney for securing an annuity, i. 108

bill for, to restrain the selling of a pirated edition of a book, i. 140, 146
bill for, to restrain publication of a trial, i. 146

prayer for, in a bill by creditors, to restrain executors from collecting out-
standing personal estate, and receiving cotton consigned to one of them,
who had been the testator's agent and consignee, i. 178

prayer for, to restrain a widow from proceeding in a writ of dower, i. 211
proceedings in actions for rent, i. 251, 255, 256
an action of ejectment, and the levying

distresses, i. 256

prayer for, to restrain executors from receiving personal estate or the rents
of real estates (in a bill by legatees), i. 284, 315, 319

prayer for, to restrain the felling timber trees, and committing waste, i. 324,

463

prayer for, to restrain the working of coal-mines, and disposing of coal and
other minerals, i. 337

prayer for, to restrain the sale and transfers of stock, i. 370, 375, 441
receiving partnership debts, i. 385, 387, 389, 391
selling partnership stock, i. 394

trustees from acting, i. 432

a defendant from proceeding at law against tenants,

and receiving rents or intermeddling with the trust premises, i. 438

INJUNCTION-continued.

prayer for, to restrain proceedings in actions against underwriters, i. 447,
453

bill for, to restrain the defendant from ploughing up fields and committing
waste, i. 454

prayer for (in bills for discovery) to restrain proceedings in actions, i. 492,
505, 552

statement of prayer for, to restrain the defendants from delivering up deeds,

i. 529

statement of, obtained upon affidavit before answer, to restrain proceedings
at law, and service of the same on the defendant's solicitors, i. 548
prayer for, to restrain a defendant, a testator's heir at law, from applying
to the Crown for a charter and licence for the purpose of founding a
college, i. 571

statement of an injunction obtained to restrain the transfer of stock, i. 581
statement of a perpetual injunction granted to restrain all tenants, &c.
within a certain district, from erecting or using any mills to the prejudice
of the soke and suit to be performed by them to the corn-mills belonging
to the relators; also to restrain them from grinding any corn, &c. had
upon their lands or consumed in their houses within the district, at any
other than the relators' mills; also to restrain them from buying or
bringing within the district, for the purpose of sale, any corn, &c. or
from using the same in their houses, or making, baking, or brewing any
flour, meal, or malt, not ground at the relators' mills, i. 623
prayer for, to restrain defendants from buying, bringing, selling, consum-
ing, or using within a certain district, any corn, grain, flour, malt, or
meal, other than such as should be ground at the relators' mills, i, 636
INSCRIPTIONS,

on tomb-stones, interrogatory to prove, as exhibits, copies of, ii. 199
INSOLVENCY,

charge of, in a bill, i. 38

of plaintiffs, and of several meetings of their creditors, statements of, in
a bill, i. 134

of a defendant, statement of, in a bill, and of the meeting of his creditors,
and the assignment executed to a trustee for them, i. 169

of a mortgagor, and of an assignment under the insolvent debtor's act,
statement of, in a bill, i. 238

of a defendant, and assignment made under the insolvent debtor's act to
another defendant, i. 521

interrogatories to prove conversations respecting a bankrupt's affairs, and
an assignment made by him, when insolvent, and a composition then
proposed to his creditors, ii. 170.-(And see tit. Bankrupt.)

INSPECTORS,

statement in a bill of a resolution made at a meeting of the creditors of
insolvent partners, to appoint inspectors, and of their having taken upon
themselves the management of the affairs, i. 135, 7.—( And see tit. Com-
position.)

INSTITUTION,

interrogatories to prove, ii. 220.—(And see tit. Induction.)

INSURANCE.-(See Contents, vol. i. tit. Bills by Underwriters.)

charge in a bill by creditors, that an insurance ought to be effected on a
consignment of cotton, and prayer that the receiver may be at liberty
to insure the same, i. 175

fraudulently obtained, may be set aside, i. 443, n.

INTERESSE SUO,

titles of interrogatories for examination of a person pro interesse suo, ii. 150,

151

interrogatory for examination of a person pro interesse suo, ii. 318

title of interrogatories for the cross-examination of a defendant, examined
pro interesse suo, ii. 327

INTEREST,

a general interrogatory may be exhibited to every witness, whether he has
any interest, ii. 328, n.

a witness becoming interested after his examination, his depositions may be
read, ib.
interrogatory as to witness being interested in the event of the suit, whether
he is not defendant in an action of trespass in which the title to the
lands in question is depending, whether a verdict was not found for the
plaintiffs at law, and whether execution is not stayed by injunction, ii. 328
interrogatory as to whether witness has not become a co-partner with the
plaintiff's in the concern carried on by them, and whether he does not
claim a beneficial interest in the lands, the title whereto is in issue be-
tween the parties, ii. 329

interrogatory as to whether witness has not an interest in the establishment
of the will in question, ib.

interrogatories for the examination of a witness on the voir dire, as to his
being interested in the performance of the agreement in question, or in
the event of the suit, or as to his being under any obligation to pay or
secure the defendant's costs, ib.

INTERPLEADER. (See Contents, vol. i. tit. Bills of Interpleader.)
what is sufficient to sustain a bill of, i. 248, n.

rule as to costs of a bill of, ib.

demurrers to bills of, for want of affidavit annexed, ii. 77

the word interplead' not absolutely essential to be inserted in a bill of, ib. n.

INTERROGATORIES,

for the examination of witnesses in chief, forms of, ii. 154, 273

interrogating part unnecessary in bills to perpetuate testimony, i. 470, n.
relating to sale by auction, purchase by private contract, the title to the
estate, and the purchase-money lying unproductive, i. 15

relating to applications made to the defendants, and the consideration of a
bill of exchange, i. 48

relating to pecuniary dealings between the plaintiff and defendant, and as to
books, accounts, &c. in the defendant's possession, i. 71
relating to an agreement set up by defendants, i. 76

relating to the execution of deeds, the acceptance and payment of bills,
sale of an estate by auction, commission of bankrupt, proceedings, in-
terest of monies employed in trade, and for account of dealings, &c. i. 116
for a discovery of the number of copies of a book sold, and the prices and
profits produced thereby, i. 148

as to a defendant's claim to a mortgage, i. 187