GOLF, 383, 433. GOODS. Buyer entitled to goods commercially known by the Should be merchantable, 120. Returnable, where there is fraud, 168. But not for non-correspondence with sample, id. If rejected should be returned immediately, 170. When part of, have been delivered, contract rescinded, 177. GOODS BARGAINED AND SOLD. Damages, 204. GOODS SOLD AND DELIVERED. Proof for the plaintiff, 185. Damages, 205. GRAND STAND. Ordering off, 412. GRASS. See INNKEEPER and AGISTER. GREASE, 90. GROGGINESS, 90. GRUNTING, 91. GUARD OF OMNIBUS. Using undue violence to drunken passenger, 336. Person injured by falling over heap on, 315. Running over stones by night on, id. Leaving it, and sustaining injury, id. True test of legal liability, 316. Who liable for injury thus caused, 317, 318, 319. Trespass in pursuit of Game from, 363. "A Game" under Highway Act, 434. HIRING HORSES. Letting for Hire, 244. Warranty of fitness for a journey, id. Reasonable care not sufficient, 245. Person letting, insurer against all defects which care and skill can guard against, id. Where a particular Horse is selected, 247. Horse should not be used for a purpose other than that for which it was hired, id. What care is required on part of Hirer, id. Infancy good defence to an action on contract, id. Secus, where action founded on tort, 248. Where Hirer is answerable at all events, id. Unnecessary deviation, id. Where Negligence must be proved, id. Where the Horse falls lame, id. Where the Horse is exhausted, id. Where the Horse refuses his feed, 249. Where the Horse is returned in worse condition, id. Expenses of curing Sick Horse, id. Where the Horse is improperly doctored, id. Who must pay for shoeing, id. HIRING HORSES-(continued). Bailment determined by selling the goods, 249. Must have been originally taken with a felonious intention Now Bailee indictable for larceny by 24 & 25 Vict. c. 96, s. 3, id. Owner's liability in case of accident, id. Horses driven by the owner's servants, 252. Horses driven by the owner's servants to a certain place, id. Horses driven about town by the owner's servants, id. Owner held liable in Quarman v. Burnett, 253. Wearing the Hirer's Livery, id. A job-master's agreement, 254. Where the Hirer is liable for damage, id. Hirer liable through his own conduct, id. Hirer liable where he might have controlled his servant, id. M'Laughlin v. Pryor, 255. Opinion of the Court of Common Pleas, 255, 256. The general rule, 256. Where the Hirer would not be liable, id. Hirer sitting outside liable, id. The Jury must decide whether the servant is acting for the A Hirer's agreement, id. носк. Enlarged, 88. HORSE. An "article" within 10 & 11 Vict. c. 14..57. What included within this description, 59. Killing or maiming, 62. Drugging, 63. Exposure for sale, when diseased, 90. Sale of, by order of Court, 172. Accident to, in yard of Railway Company, 284. Damage from Horse being frightened by a Fire-basket, 301. By Van left on roadside, 302. By an Engine Driver blowing off steam, 305. Restive, 323, 324. Kicking at a Sale, 327. Injury to, by dog, 352. Where a Horse bit some other Horses, 354. Breaking Horses in a public place, id. An unruly Horse escaping from a stable, 355. HORSE-BREAKER. HORSEDEALER. Definition of a Horsedealer, 38. No duty payable by a Horsedealer, id. When a trader within the Bankruptcy Act, id. Premises of, a "Shop" within Markets Clauses Act, 58. HORSE RACE. See RACING, RULES OF RACING. HORSE STEALING. Statute of 24 & 25 Vict. c. 96..59. Description in an Indictment, id. Delivery of a Horse to a Stranger, id. Goods taken without consent, id. Pouring Acid into a Mare's Ear, id. "Maiming and wounding," id. Use of instrument need not be proved, 63. Malice, id. Drugging of Animals Act, id. Where the Horse is stolen by the Hirer, 250. Fraudulent appropriation by Bailee of a Horse, 251. HOSTLER. See INNKEEPER, 214. Arrangement with, by Innkeeper, 222. HOTEL-KEEPER. See INNKEEPER. HUNTED. A Horse regularly, 411. HUNTING AND TRESPASSING. Fresh pursuit over another's land, 357. No unnecessary damage, 358. Digging for a fox, &c., id. Hunting for amusement, id. Earl of Essex v. Capel, id. Huntsman liable for damage done by the field, 359. Master of hounds, when responsible for the field, id. Hunting a hare on another's land, 360. Taking a stag on another's land, id. Hunting a stray deer, id. Dead game property of owner, id. HUNTING AND TRESPASSING—(continued). He has a right to have his game undisturbed, 360. Reservation of rights of Lords of Manors under Enclosure Who may kill hares without a Game certificate, 361. Any person may hunt hares, id. Continued trespass, id. Two persons engaged in a common purpose, 362. Trespass in search of game, id. Hunting with hounds or greyhounds, id. Jurisdiction of Justices ousted, id. Persons employed by Tenant to kill rabbits, 363. Trespass from the Highway, id. From own land to pick up Game, id. Under 25 & 26 Vict. c. 114, id. Laying hands on a trespasser, id. Defence to an action, id. Horse with a rider cannot be distrained, id. Notice under 3 & 4 Vict. c. 24, s. 3, id. Notice transmitted by post, id. Maintenance of fences, 365. Obligation to maintain, id. At common law, id. By statute, id. Gate of a field left open, id. Leaving gate open where there is statutable obligation, id. IDENTIFICATION. I. Of child with person in charge of it, 321. Of passenger with driver, id. IMPOSSIBLE CONTRACT, 203. INDICTMENT. For Horse-stealing, 59. May be maintained for collusion on a sale, 147. Stealing a hired Horse, 251. Killing a person by negligent driving, 296, 297. Cheating in a Game or at Play, 431. To be deemed obtaining money by false pretences, id. Using false dice, id. |