INDEX. ACCOMPLICE. TESTIMONY OF, MUST BE CORROBORATED, and corroboration not sufficient when. See State v. Odell, 30. ACTIONS. FOR BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE, complaint in when sufficient, and plaintiff entitled to recover when. See Lahey v. Knott, 198. COMMENCED IN WRONG COUNTY, but removed to proper county before answer, effect of. See Weiss v. Bethel, 522. ADMINISTRATION. See ESTATES OF DECEASED PERSONS, ADMINISTRATORS. See EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS. AFFIDAVITS. OF SURETIES ON APPEAL, when to be filed. See State v. McKinmore, 207. FOR ATTACHMENT, ultimate facts only to be stated in. See Crawford v. Roberts, 324. IN PROCEEDING FOR CONTEMPT, merely evidence and not a pleading. See State v. McKinnon, 487. TO EXPLAIN PLEADINGS, inadmissible. See Cauthorn v. King, 138. AGREEMENTS. ANTE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENT, AFFECTING PROPERTY OF DECEDENT must be proved before county court, when. See Winkle v. Winkle, 193. APPEAL, 1. BILL OF EXCEPTIONS-JUDGE MUST SIGN.-A statement containing the testimony given and the rulings of the circuit court excepted to on the trial, although certified to be correct by the attorneys of both parties, does not become a bill of exceptions unless signed by the judge, and can not be considered as such on an appeal to the supreme court. Singer Mfg. Co. v. Graham, 17. 2. RECALLING EXECUTION AFTER.—When an appeal has been taken from a 3. EVIDENCE NOT PRODUCED IN LOWER COURT.-No paper or other evidence 4. MOTION TO PERFECT, WHEN FILED.-A motion to perfect an appeal by 5. AFFIDAVITS OF SURETIES ON-WHEN FILED.-Affidavits showing the 6. AMOUNT OF UNDERTAKING ON.-An undertaking on appeal must not be 7. BILL OF EXCEPTIONS-WHEN SILENT, WHAT PRESUMPTIONS ARISE.- 8. THE DISMISSAL OF AN APPEAL by order of the appellate court, for defects 9. NOTICE OF ERROR NOT ASSIGNED. -No error not specifically assigned in 10. IDEM.-A statement in the notice that "the decision and judgment are 11. THE SERVICE OF NOTICE OF, must precede the filing of the undertaking FROM JUSTICE'S COURT ALLOWING REPLY to be filed on, is not error, when. JUDGMENT REVERSED ON, WHERE COUNSEL PERMITTED TO ASSUME facts on 513. REFUSAL OF NEW TRIAL not reviewable on, when. See Hallock v. City of RULING ON CHALLENGE OF JUROR not reviewed on, when. See Hayden v. ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION. 1. WRIT OF REVIEW TO CORRECT.-A writ of review may be prosecuted to ing the assessment of an individual taxpayer. Poppleton v. Yamhill Co., 2. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION-INCREASING ASSESSMENTS.-Said board of 3. FRAUDULENT LOANS TO AVOID TAXATION.—If a taxpayer, having a large 4. NOTES AND MORTGAGES TAXABLE. -Notes and mortgages are property ASSIGNMENTS. 1. FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS-BURDEN OF PROOF. A debtor may See COMPOSITION AGREEMENT. ATTACHMENT. AFFIDAVIT FOR-ULTIMATE FACTS ONLY TO BE STATED.-Under the act of DISCHARGED BY ASSIGNMENT under assignment act of 1878, when. See BALLOT. ON COLORED PAPER illegal. See State v. McKinnon, 493. |