Y: Bolanger, 71 Cal
17, at Pac. 799; State ‘vy. Umble, 115 Mo. 452, 22 S. W. 378; Carroll v. State, 45 Ark. 539; State v. Light, 17
Terms beginning with "Y" (40 total)
Y. (Tenn.) 146, 17 Am. Dec
795; State v. Price, 11 N. J. Law, —Good and valid. Reliable, sufficient, and unimpeachable in law; adequate: responsible. behavior. Orderly and lawful conduct; behavior such as is
Y. 107, 25 Am. Rep
148. Compare Edwards ¥. Hellings, 99 Cal. 214, 33 Pac. 799.
Y. 120, 82 N. EB
606, 18 L. R. A. 37; U. S. v. Sykes (D. C.) 58 Fed. 1000; Snediker v. Everingham, 27 N. J. Law, 153; Cronan v. New Orleans, 16 La. Ann. 374: U. S. v.
Y. 154, 40 Am. Rep
525; Atwood v. Welton, 7 Conn. 70; Clinton v. State, 33 Ohio St. 32; Brock v. Milligan, 10 Ohio, 123; Blocker vy. Burneas, 2 Ala. 354.
Y. 308, 80 Am. Dec
269; Jackson v. Brown, 138 Wend. (N. Y.) 445; Doyle y. Whalen, 87
Y. 488
57 Am. Dec. 534; Rev. Codes N. Dak.
Y. 509, 67 Am. Dec
62; Haupt v. Pohlmann, 24 N. Y. Super. Ct. 121; Moore v. Hopkins, 83
Y. 518, 22 N. BE
24, 4 L. R. A. 685; Lethbridge v. New York (Super. N. Y.) 15 N. Y.
Y. 518, 26 N. B. 622
Of judicial discretion. This term, commonly employed to justify an interference by a higher court with the exercise of discretionary power by a lower court, implies not merely error of judgment, but perversity of will, p...
Y. 541, 3 Am. Rep
728; Gile v. Libby, 86
Y. 77; Insurance Co
v. Yung, 118 ind. 159, 15 N. E. 220, 3 Am. St. Rep. 6380; Insurance
Y. 89, 46 Am. Rep
124; Hopewell Tp. v. Amwell Tp., 6 N. J. Law, 175. See INDENT, v.
Y. Frank tenement, or freehold
(1 The milf- BY tenures (abolished, except grand serjeanty, reduced to free socage tenures) were: Knight service proper, or tenure in chivalry; grand serjéanty; cornage. Free socage, or low-service; either petit serjean...
Y. hee 98 Md
630, 49 Atl. 655, 52 L.
Y. Sue
442: Baton Rapids v. Horner, 126 Mich. B88 N. W. 264; In re Nevitt, 117 Fed. 448, 54 ©. C. A. 622; State v. Shepherd, 177
Y. Supp
381. 198; Lynde v. Lynde, 64 N. J. Eq. 736, 52 Atl. 604, 58 L. R. A. 471, 97 Am. St. 916. See MERCANTILE. Commerent. An officer in the consular serv- 338. 300.—Contempiat on. of insolveney. nowledge of, and action ...
Y.) 10; Railway Co
v. Nugent, 86 Md. 349, 38 Atl. 779, 39 L. R. A. 161.
Y.) 101, 45 Am. Dec
449; Anderson v. State (Tex. App.) 12 8. W. 869; People v. Weithoff, d1 Mich. 208, 16 N. W. 442, 47 Am. Rep. vus ; AN ai v. State, 42 Tex. Cr. R. 422, 60 8S. W.
Y.) 154; Sykes v. Sykes, 2 Stew
(Ala.) 307, 20 Am. Dec. 40; Tally v. Butterworth, 10
Y.) 159
y —Common of estovers. A liberty of taking necessary wood for the use or furniture. of a house or farm from off another's estate, in com-
Y.) 200; reer v. Lake, 115 Il
662, 4 N. E. 512; Dodson v. Ball, 60 Pa. 496, 100-Am. Dec. 586.—Spendthrift trust. See SreNDTHRIFT. —Transgressive trust. A name sometimes applied to a trust which transgresses or violates ie rule against perpetuitie...
Y.) 262, 3 Am. Dec
319; Bradlie v. Insurance Co., 12 Pet. 402, 9 L. Ed. 1128; Simpson v. Insurance Co., Dud. Law (S. C.) 242.
Y.) 281; Randolph v. Kinney, 3 Rand
(Va.) 395.—Bill of revivor. One which is brought to continue a suit which has abated before its final consummation, as, for example, by death, or marriage of a female plaintiff. Clarke v.
Y.) 293; Rogers v. Rogers, 3 Wend
(N. Y.) 503, 20 Am. Dec. 716.
Y.) 36; Crovatt v. Mason, 101 Ga
246, 28 8S. BE. 891.
Y.) 576; Rowe v. Nally, 81 Md
367, 32 Atl. 198; Los Angeles Terminal Land Co. v.
Y) 150. —Back
taxes. Those eats: for a previous year or years and remaining due and unpaid from the original tax debtor. ‘
Y¥
326, 1 Am. Rep. 527; Story, Bailm. § 499. 199, 23 N. E. 1127, 8 L. R. A. 214, 18 Am. 88. *
Y¥.) 396; Mason v. Kellogg, 38 Mich
148. —Actual ouster. By “actual ouster” is not meant a physical eviction, but a possession attended with such circumstances as to evince a claim of exclusive right and title, and a denial of the right of the other ...
Yea
(or Yeates). Yeates’ Pennsylvania Reports.
YEOMAN
man. Cowell. A man who has free land of forty shillings by the year; who was anciently thereby qualified to serve on juries, vote for knights of the shire, and do any othet ‘act, Where the law requires one that is prob...
Yerg
(Tenn.) 474. (Tenn.) 302; Billington v. Dillard, 42
Yivate contract only
and auctioneers by pubic auction only. Auctioneers can only sell goods for ready OnE y but factors may sell upon credit. Wilkes v. Ellis, 2 H. Bl. 557; Steward v. Winters, 4 Sandf. Ch. (N. Y.) 590.
Ynof.)
543, N. W. 31.—Plead issuably. his means to interpose such a plea as is caleulated to raise a material issue, either of law er of fact.—Plead ower. To pass over, or omit to notice, a material’ aHegation in the last...
Yoran, 16 Or
269, 20 Pac. 100, 8 Am. St
York, 84 N. ¥
112. As distinguished from other kinds of taxation, “assessments” are those special and local impositions upon property in .the immediate vicinity of municipal improvements which are necessary to pay for the improvem...
Young, 23 Wall
107, 23 L. Ed. 152 ASSERTORY COVENANT. One which
YVERNAIL BLE
effects of an intestate, after payment of his debts, are in general divided according to the ancient universal doctrine of the pars rationabdtlis; that is, one-third each to the wldow, children, and administrator. 2 Bl. ...
YY
229; Northampton County v. Lafayette