For cases in Dec.Dig. & Am.Dig. Key-No.Series & Indexes see same topic and KEY-NUMBER
Soldiers' compensation cases reviewable by Supreme Court regardless of amount involved. -Id. (Kan.) Student nurse, who served during World War, held entitled to compensation_un- der Soldiers' Compensation Law.-Lord v. Kan- sas Soldiers' Compensation Board, 230 P. 1033. Dietitian, who served in military camp during World War, held entitled to compensation un- der Soldiers' Compensation Law.-Id.
65(1) (Okl.) Concealment of prospective purchaser from owner, unless fraudulent, held not to forfeit broker's right to commission.- Stuart v. Mathews, 230 P. 696.
V. ACTIONS FOR COMPENSATION. 82(1) (Kan.) Petition held to state cause of action for broker's commission.-Frederick v. Neiberline, 230 P. 75.
88(1) (Okl.) Direction of verdict for de- fendant not erroneous, where evidence insuf- ficient to sustain verdict for plaintiff.-Crandall v. Cousins, 230 P. 511.
88 (3) (Okl.) Whether broker procuring cause of sale question of fact.-Stuart v. Math- ews, 230 P. 696.
VI. RIGHTS, POWERS, AND LIABILITIES
AS TO THIRD PERSONS.
100 (Wash.) Owner of land held liable for fraud of agent acting within apparent author- ity.-Dickson v. Phillips, 230 P. 630.
II. PROSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT. ~41(1) (Okl.Cr.App.) Evidence held insuffi- cient to sustain conviction in second degree.- Dobbs v. State, 230 P. 939.
I. CONTROL AND REGULATION OF COMMON CARRIERS.
CHAMPERTY AND MAINTENANCE.
3 (Mont.) Common-law doctrine as to con- tracts for compensation of attorneys abolished by statute.-Coleman v. Sisson, 230 P. 582.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES.
1. REQUISITES AND VALIDITY. (A) Nature and Essentals of Transfers of Chattels as Security.
6 (Colo.) Written reservation of secret lien on goods apparently sold absolutely is "chattel mortgage."-Anglo-American Mill Co. v. First Nat. Bank, 230 P. 118.
6 (Mont.) Notes to bank for money neces- sary to take up draft and secure possession of automobiles purchased by makers held chattel mortgages.-First Nat. Bank v. Marlowe, 230 P. 374.
II. FILING, RECORDING, AND REGISTRA- TION.
gagee required to refile mortgage in county to 89 (Okl.) Showing necessary before mort- which property removed without his consent North Oklahoma State Bank of Britton, 230 P. stated.-Farmers' State Bank of Wheatland v. 914.
Mortgaged property held not "permanently located" in county to which removed when second mortgage executed.-Id.
90 (Okl.) Procedure to file copy of chattel mortgage in county other than where originally filed, where part of mortgaged property lo- cated, stated.-New Era Milling Co. v. Thomp- son, 230 P. 486.
Filing by county clerk of unauthenticated copy of chattel mortgage, in lieu of original, held nullity.-Id.
III. CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION. (B) Parties and Debts or Liabilities Se- cured.
110 (Wash.) Liens of laborers held suffi- cient to justify payment as against second 230 P. 162. mortgagees.-Shoemaker v. White-Dulaney Co.,
Cost of sacks for marketing wheat held prop- erly deducted from proceeds of sale as against second mortgagee.-Id.
Advances by first mortgagee to mortgagor for caring for and harvesting wheat held covered by mortgage.-Id.
(D) Lien and Priority.
8 (Wash.) Courts will not interfere with 138(3) (Kan.) Lien of tenant's crop mort- action of department of public works, unless gage inferior to landlord's statutory rent lien. unfair, arbitrary, or in disregard of testimony.--Snodgrass v. Carlson, 230 P. 83. In re Stolting, 230 P. 405.
II. CARRIAGE OF GOODS. (J) Charges and Liens. 197(2) (Kan.) No transportation lien on property tortiously shipped without owner's consent.-Swinson v. Atchison, T. & S. F. Ry. Co., 230 P. 1046.
IV. CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS. (D) Personal Injuries.
321 (21) (Cal.App.) Instruction on burden of proof after proof of accident to passenger held error.-Gray v. Los Angeles Ry. Corpora- tion, 230 P. 970.
150(1) (Okl.) Record of filing of mortgage executed under fictitious name ordinarily not notice; recorded purchase-money mortgage un- der fictitious name held valid against subse- quent mortgagee.-Farmers' State Bank of Wheatland v. North Oklahoma State Bank of Britton, 230 P. 914.
152 (Colo.) Written reservation of secret lien on goods apparently sold absolutely is "chattel mortgage," and void as to third person when unrecorded.-Anglo-American Mill Co. v. First Nat. Bank, 230 P. 118.
IV. RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES OF PARTIES.
162 (Colo.) Right to take possession of mortgaged property on condition broken im-
plies right of entry.-Fulton Inv. Co. v. Fraser, I interstate commerce.-Northern Cedar Co. v. 230 P. 600. Possession of mortgaged wheat held recov-58 (Kan.) Public Utilities Commission's or- erable by mortgagee on condition broken with- der requiring interstate train to stop held un- out action in replevin.-Id. constitutional interference with interstate com- merce.-State v. Missouri, K. & T. R. Co., 230 P. 329. COMMERCIAL PAPER.
177(2) (Mont.) Fatal variance between al- legations of possession under mortgage and proof of possession under subsequent agree- ment of sale.-Torgerson v. Stocke, 230 P.
V. RIGHTS AND REMEDIES OF CRED- ITORS.
194 (Colo.) Written reservation of secret lien on goods apparently sold absolutely is "chattel mortgage," and void as to third person when unrecorded.-Anglo-American Mill Co. v. First Nat. Bank, 230 P. 118.
COMMISSIONERS.
See Public Service Commissions. COMMUNITY PROPERTY. See Husband and Wife, 249.
COMPOSITIONS WITH CREDITORS.
20 (Cal.App.) Executrix held entitled to signee.-Equitable Life Assur. Soc. of U. S. v. Jacobson, 230 P. 200.
198 (Colo.) Failure of vendor asserting lien to take possession after default of pur-proceeds of life insurance policy as against as- chaser held to defeat priority.-Anglo-American Mill Co. v. First Nat. Bank, 230 P. 118. VIII. PAYMENT OR PERFORMANCE CONDITION, RELEASE, AND
OF 21 (Cal.App.) Claims of indorser and cred- itors consenting to maker's assignment of notes to indorser discharged by performance of con- tract and application of assigned property to payment of indebtedness.-Equitable Life As- sur. Soc. of U. S. v. Jacobson, 230 P. 200. COMPROMISE AND SETTLEMENT. See Accord and Satisfaction; Compositions with Creditors.
235 (Wash.) Payment by purchaser of mortgaged chattels in good faith to persons en- titled protects such purchaser.-Shoemaker v. White-Dulaney Co., 230 P. 162.
Purchaser or first mortgagee of wheat pay- ing laborers' liens held not to deprive second mortgagee of day in court.-Id.
274 (Colo.) Chattel mortgage securing in- See Eminent Domain. debtedness which had no time for payment fix- ed must be foreclosed within reasonable time. -Anglo-American Mill Co. v. First Nat. Bank, 230 P. 118.
277 (Wash.) Answer of codefendant in foreclosure action held at most disclaimer of interest in mortgaged property.-Olson v. Lida, 230 P. 643.
Owner of goods not covered by mortgage held not required to show ownership thereof or to anticipate entry of erroneous decree.-Id.
283 (Wash.) Foreclosure decree held erro- neous as embracing property not covered by mortgage.-Olson v. Lida, 230 P. 643.
CONDITIONAL SALES.
See Sales, ~450-479.
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. 351⁄2-114.
For validity of statutes relating to particular subjects, see also the various specific topics.
I. ESTABLISHMENT AND AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTIONS.
~9(1) (Okl.) Two-thirds vote of all mem- bers of both houses of Legislature necessary to Claimant of property may have proper fore-order special election for vote on constitu- closure decree entered, independently of right tional amendment.-State v. State Board of against sheriff for taking property.-Id. Equalization, 230 P. 743.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
8 (Kan.) Unlawful retention of interest on money in official custody held to involve "moral turpitude," within statute providing for ouster. -State v. Anderson, 230 P. 315.
Constitutional amendment by special election not ordered by two-thirds of both houses of Legislature held void.-Id.
II. CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, AND EN-
FORCEMENT OF CONSTITU- TIONAL PROVISIONS.
13 (Mont.) People's intent as found in Constitution itself enforced.-State v. Moody, 230 P. 575.
14 (Mont.) All constitutional provisions dealing with same subject-matter considered, in determining meaning of doubtful expression. -State v. Moody, 230 P. 575.
Definite meaning embodied in words employed, in order of grammatical arrangement, cannot be changed by courts or Legislature.-Id. Words of Constitution presumed employed in natural and ordinary meaning.-Id. Meaning of Constitution, when adopted, can- not be changed by judicial construction.-Id. chapters and sections not significant in con- 15 (Mont.) Division of Constitution into struction and interpretation.-State v. Moody, 230 P. 575.
70 (Kan.) Keeping by clerk of district court, for own benefit, interest on money, in26 (Mont.) Constitution is restriction on official custody, unlawful.-State v. Anderson, State v. Moody, 230 P. 575. power of departments of state government.-
III. MEANS AND METHODS OF REGULA-
45 (Mont.) Court cannot give relief from inequalities resulting from taxation at valua- tion fixed by Constitution.-State v. Moody, 230 P. 575.
57 (Wash.) Commission Merchants' Regu-46(1) (Wash.) Supreme Court obligated to lation Act held not void as interference with decide validity of section of act before waiting
For cases in Dec.Dig. & Am.Dig. Key-No.Series & Indexes see same topic and KEY-NUMBER for exercise of power given by act, and as-309(1) (Wash.) Notice and hearing essen- sailed.-Northern Cedar Co. v. French, 230 P. tial to due process, without which judgment 837. not respected by other courts.-Morley v. Mor- ley, 230 P. 645.
48 (Idaho) Statute not held invalid unless repugnance. to Constitution appears beyond reasonable doubt.-State v. Dunbar, 230 P. 33. 48 (Okl.) Strong presumption exists in fa- vor of constitutionality except in case's involv- ing citizens' rights, privileges, and immunities. -Board of Equalization of Muskogee County v. Exchange Nat. Bank of Muskogee, 230 P. 728.
GOVERNMENTAL
POWERS AND FUNCTIONS.
(B) Judicial Powers and Functions.
318 (Wash.) Requirement of notice applies to proceedings before administrative officers.- Northern Cedar Co. v. French, 230 P. 837. Section 8 of Commission Merchants' Regula- tion Act held void as permitting annulment of license without opportunity to be heard.—Id. CONTEMPT.
See Injunction, 223. CONTINUANCE.
68(1) (Wash.) Whether evils exist in busi-See Criminal Law, 586–599.
continuance for absent witness held not abuse of discretion.-Valley Lands & Investment Co. v. Killean, 230 P. 393.
ness affecting public, so as to require regula-26 (6) (Colo.) Overruling trial motion for tion, is generally question for Legislature.- Northern Cedar Co. v. French, 230 P. 837. 70(1) (Colo.) Court will not, by judicial legislation, supply lack of statute.-Ellis v. Moses, 230 P. 802.
70(1) (Mont.) Courts cannot disregard plain meaning of statute.-Daley v. Torrey, 230
70(3) (Wash.) Court may consider wheth- er statute is constitutional, but not whether it is wise.-Northern Cedar Co. v. French, 230 P. 837.
Commission Merchants' Regulation Act, lim- iting charge which broker may impose on pro- ducer, held not void as destructive of business. -Id.
V. PERSONAL CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS.
83(3) (Wash.) Commission Merchants' Regulation Act not void as violative of consti- tutional prohibition against imprisonment for debt.-Northern Cedar Co. v. French, 230 P.
See Assignments; Bills and Notes; Champerty and Maintenance; Compositions with Credi- tors; Exchange of Property; Frauds, Statute of; Guaranty; Money Lent; Novation; Sales; Specific Performance; Stipulations; Vendor and Purchaser.
I. REQUISITES AND VALIDITY. (A) Nature and Essentials in General. 9(1) (Mont.) Contract as to development of mining property held not void for indefinite- ness.-Lee v. Lee Gold Mining Co., 230 P. 1091.
9(3) (Mont.) Contract to finance develop- ment of mining claims not invalidated by fail- ure to specify time for beginning and complet- ing operations.-Lee v. Lee Gold Mining Co., 230 P. 1091.
90 (Kan.) Criminal syndicalism statute held 10(6) (Mont.) Contract as to development not unconstitutional, as violating freedom of of mining property held not void for lack of speech and press.-State v. Fiske, 230 P. 88. mutuality.-Lee v. Lee Gold Mining Co., 230 P. 1091.
VIII. RETROSPECTIVE AND EX POST FACTO LAWS.
203 (Cal.App.) Considering conviction ob- tained before act increasing punishment for subsequent offenses enacted violative of ex post facto provision.-People v. Pagni, 230 P.
IX. PRIVILEGES OR IMMUNITIES. AND
CLASS LEGISLATION.
205(5) (Cal.App.) Ordinance applicable to solicitors held void as discriminatory.-Ex par- te Robinson, 230 P. 175.
X. EQUAL PROTECTION OF LAWS.
211 (Wash.) Legislative act is not invalid as discriminatory, so long as classification is reasonable.-Northern Cedar Co. v. French, 230
(C) Formal Requisites.
32 (Utah) Intention to commit verbal con- does not affect such contract.-Calumet Refin- tract, whose terms were understood, to writing, ing Co. v. Star Lubricating Co., 230 P. 1028.
73 (Mont.) Agreement to forbear to en- force legal right is sufficient consideration to support contract.-Doorly v. Butte & Western Silver Mines, 230 P. 779.
240(1) (Cal.App.) Ordinance prohibiting Sunday display of motion pictures except by re- ligious and philanthropic societies held consti- (Mont.) Contract for fees contingent tutional.-West Coast Theatres v. City of Po- on alimony awarded wife in pending divorce mona, 230 P. 225. action void.-Coleman v. Sisson, 230 P. 582. 249 (Okl.) Law providing reasonable at-137(3) (Or.) Attempted land contract also torney's fee fixed by court as costs for success- agreeing to convey interests of incompetent ful party in lien enforcement act held not denial and minor heirs without county court author- of equal protection of law.-Ardmore Hotel Co. ity held entire and not separable.-Boyd v. v. J. B. Klein Iron & Foundry Co., 230 P. 734. Boyd, 230 P. 541.
XI. DUE PROCESS OF LAW.
258 (Kan.) Criminal syndicalism statute held not violative of due process clause.-State v. Fiske, 230 P. SS.
296(1) (Cal.App.) Ordinance prohibiting
138(3) (Or.) Either party to void execu- tory contract may sue to set it aside and re- cover all expenditures in part performance.- Boyd v. Boyd, 230 P. 541.
II. CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION.
Sunday display of motion pictures except by re- (A) General Rules of Construction. ligious and philanthropic societies held valid.-143 (Mont.) Courts interpret contracts, but West Coast Theatres v. City of Pomona, 230 cannot make them.-Batchoff v. Melzner, 230 P. 225. P. 48.
147(1) (Mont.) Purpose of parties, not form of instrument, determines its legal effect. -First Nat. Bank v. Marlowe, 230 P. 374.
30 (2) (Colo.) Generally incorporators and promoters of abandoned corporation are liable to purchasers of stock.-Alderman v. Thimgan,
147(1) (Mont.) Subject-matter and pur- 230 P. 620. poses of execution material in ascertaining_in- tention and meaning of terms.-Lee V. Lee IV. CAPITAL, STOCK, Gold Mining Co., 230 P. 1091.
Interpreted so as to give effect to parties' in-120 (Kan.) Seller's promise to refund pur- tention at time of contracting.-Id. chase price of stock carries implication of re- quest within reasonable time.-Zecha v. Citi- zens' State Bank, 230 P. 1058.
147 (3) (Mont.) Intention gathered from entire agreement.-Lee v. Lee Gold Mining Co.. .230 P. 1091.
152 (Mont.) Definite meaning embodied in words employed, in order of grammatical ar- rangement, cannot be changed by courts or Legislature.-State v. Moody, 230 P. 575. determining whether 171(1) (Idaho) In severable, contract and circumstances rounding execution must be considered.-Spo- kane Cattle Loan Co. v. Crane Creek Sheep Co., 230 P. 772.
Whether facts 176(1) (Okl.) claimed breached contract as matter of law for court. -Wright v. State, 230 P. 268.
121(6) (Kan.) 15 months might be found unreasonably long time within which to re- quest return of stock purchase price.-Zecha v. Citizens' State Bank, 230 P. 1058.
VI. OFFICERS AND AGENTS.
(C) Rights, Duties, and Liabilities as to Corporation and Its Members. ~314(4) (Okl.) President and general man- ager cannot apply corporate property to pay- ment of individual debts.-McKenney v. Camp- bell, 230 P. 228.
VII. CORPORATE POWERS AND
tract, for corporation not then in being, im- possible.-U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining Exploration Co. v. Wallapai Mining & Develop- ment Co., 230 P. 1109.
211 (Okl.) Time not considered as of es- sence of contract, unless such intention plainly (B) Representation of Corporation by of- ficers and Agents. expressed.-Marshall v. Miller, 230 P. 494. 212(2) (Colo.) Indebtedness, time of pay-397 (Ariz.) Agency, in execution of con- ment of which is not fixed, is payable on de- mand or within reasonable time.-Anglo-Amer- ican Mill Co. v. First Nat. Bank, 230 P. 118. 212(2) (Okl.) Reasonable time allowed for performance of act where no time specified.-399 (1) (Okl.) Authority of corporation of- ficer or agent may be implied.-Ardmore Hotel Vanlandingham v. Newberry, 230 P. 726. of capable Co. v. J. B. Klein Iron & Foundry Co., 230 P. being per- 214 (Okl.) Act formed instantly must be performed immedi- 734. ately on ascertaining the thing to be done.-399 (7) (Idaho) Agent authorized to in- Vanlandingham v. Newberry, 230 P. 726.
III. MODIFICATION AND MERGER.
248 (Okl.) Direction of verdict for plain- tiff, where evidence wholly fails to support sole defense, not erroneous.-Freeman v. W. T. Rawleigh Co., 230 P. 900.
V. PERFORMANCE OR BREACH. 299 (2) (Cal.App.) Obligation to answer for losses caused by delays, for which control of work makes party responsible, implied. Steel Tank & Pipe Co. of California v. Pa cific Fire Extinguisher Co., 230 P. 978.
Contractor may recover for work performed and damages from being prevented from com- pleting contract by other party's fault.—Id. 311 (Okl.) Promisor presumed intending to bind personal representative by contract, un- less express words of limitation or subject- matter show contrary.-Spurr v. Pryor & Stokes, 230 P. 267.
VI. ACTIONS FOR BREACH. 346 (15) (Cal.App.) Finding contract one defendant not variance from complaint charging two with liability.-Blumer v. Rauer, 230 P. 964.
4 (Kan.) Maker who paid judgment, pro- cured by payee's indorsee against maker and payee, is not entitled to contribution from payee.-Baumgarten v. Harding, 230 P. 297. CONVERSION.
See Trover and Conversion.
CORPORATIONS.
See Banks and Banking; Carriers; Electricity; Municipal Corporations; Public Service Com- missions; Railroads; Street Railroads; Tele- graphs and Telephones.
I. INCORPORATION AND ORGANIZATION. (Wash.) Corporate entity disregarded, where one uses another as mere agency.-Platt v. Bradner Co., 230 P. 633.
spect sheep and renew loans thereon had im- plied authority to contract for supplies to out- fit on which principal had mortgage to full value of sheep.-Madill v. Spokane Cattle Loan Co., 230 P. 45.
406 (4) (Ariz.) That party making contract was general or field manager of corporation held not to show his agency therefor.-U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining Exploration Co. v. Wallapai Mining & Development Co., 230 P. 1109.
414(2) (Cal.App.) Corporation held not en- titled to recover amount paid by it on notes, as signed by makers with payee's consent to its president, who indorsed them personally.-Eq- uitable Life Assur. Soc. of U. S. v. Jacobson,
416 (Wash.) Writing signed by president held insufficient to bind corporation, under stat- ute, as guaranty of debts of another corpora- tion.-Platt v. Bradner Co., 230 P. 633.
422 (3) (Wash.) President may bind by his authorized declarations and admissions against interest.-Platt v. Bradner Co., 230 P. 633.
428(1) (Wyo.) Rule as to imputation of knowledge of sole acting agent stated.-Com- mercial Bank & Trust Co. v. Hauf, 230 P. 539.
432 (5) (Ariz.) Burden of proving agency of party contracting on party alleging fact.- U. S. Smelting. Refining & Mining Exploration Co. v. Wallapai Mining & Development Co., 230 P. 1109.
432 (6) (Ariz.) Letter heads held not com- petent evidence of agency.-U. S. Smelting. Re- fining & Mining Exploration Co. v. Wallapai Mining & Development Co., 230 P. 1109.
518(1) (Okl.) Evidence of ratification of acts of officers or agents admissible under gen- eral averment or that acts were done by cor- poration.-Ardmore Hotel Co. v. J. B. Klein Iron & Foundry Co., 230 P. 734.
XII. FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
642(41⁄2) (Kan.) Relation of seller and buyer, and not of principal and agent created by contract, so that it was not doing business
For cases in Dec.Dig. & Am.Dig. Key-No.Series & Indexes see same topic and KEY-NUMBER in state, within statute.-J. R. Watkins Co. v. | 90(1) (Colo.) Rule of stare decisis held to Waldo, 230 P. 1051.
require decision that invalidity of ordinance for local improvement district was not cured by amendment.-Madrid v. City of Trinidad, 230
116(4) (Cal.App.) Judicial act and record thereof distinguished.-McKannay v. McKan- nay, 230 P. 218.
116(6) (Mont.) Correction of minutes pre- sumably based on court's own knowledge of what occurred.-Greenough v. Rannel, 230 P. 1094. verity.-
Greenough v. Rannel, 230 P. 1094. 117 (Mont.) Minutes import
IV. COURTS OF LIMITED OR INFERIOR JURISDICTION.
190 (4) (Utah) Appellee, moving to dis- miss appeal from city court for appellant's failure to pay statutory fees, need not pay such fees.-Benson v. Ritchie, 230 P. 572.
190(10) (Okl.) Appeal undertaking sub- stantially complying with statute not void be- ligee.-Witham v. Gage, 230 P. 718. cause naming defendant instead of plaintiff ob-
stantially complying with statute, for applica- Obligation of sureties in appeal bond, sub- tion from justice of the peace misnaming de- fendant as obligee not changed.-Id.
493 (2) (Kan.) Binding declaration as to validity of county bonds refused.-State v. Board of Com'rs of Wyandotte County, 230 P. 531.
228 (Ariz.) Statute held not to exempt county from costs of litigation.-Graham Coun- See Abortion; Assault and Battery, 48-96; ty v. Cochran, 230 P. 1112.
57 (2) (Ariz.) Court reporter entitled to receive from county compensation for copy of notes furnished poor defendant for appeal in criminal case.-Graham County v. Cochran, 230 P. 1112.
(D) Rules of Decision. Adjudications. Opinions, and Records.
Bail, 42-53; Burglary; Embezzlement; False Pretenses; Forgery; Homicide; In- dictment and Information; Insurrection and Sedition; Larceny; Pardon; Rape, ~36- 59; Receiving Stolen Goods; Robbery.
I. NATURE AND ELEMENTS OF CRIME AND DEFENSES IN GENERAL.
13 (Kan.) Law denouncing entry of bank with intent of robbery held not unconstitutional as arbitrarily making harmless acts criminal.— State v. Dietrich, 230 P. 329.
42 (Kan.) One who testifies without objec- tion at inquisition under prohibitory liquor law may be prosecuted for any violation con- cerning which he testifies.-State v. Backstrom, 230 P. 306.
90(5) (Wash.) Jurisdiction of contributing to delinquency of minor is in either justice's court or superior court.-State v. Chapman, 230 P. 833.
90(1) (Colo.) Former decision that manda- mus lies to compel issuance of building per- (A) Place of Bringing Prosecution. mit controls.-City Council of City and Coun-12(1) (Wyo.) Misapplication of bank ty of Denver v. United Negroes Protective funds committed in county of venue.-State v. Ass'n, 230 P. 598. Grandbouche, 230 P. 338.
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