682. Of the duty of common inn-
keepers to provide food and

shelter for travelers and way-
farers.

683. Who may be said to be a com-

mon innkeeper.

684. Duty of the innkeeper to protect

his guest from robbery and theft.

685. Limitation by statute of the lia-

bility of innkeepers.

686. Losses occasioned by the miscon-

duct of the guest.

637. Who are guests and travelers.

688. Lien of innkeepers.

689. Detention of the person of the

guest.

690. Liability of lodging-house keepers.

SECTION III.-Remedies against common

carriers and common
innkeepers for negli-
gence and breach of duty.

691. Summary proceedings against

railway and canal companies.

692. Parties to he made plaintiffs in

actions against carriers.

693. Parties to be made defendants.

694. Declarations against common

carrier for refusing to carry.

695. Declarations against an inn-

keeper for the loss of chat-

tels deposited within the

precincts of the inn.

696. Plea of not guilty.

697. Special pleas.

698. Evidence at the trial-Proof of

the bailment.

699. Proof of a special contract.

700. Proof of felony by a carrier's ser-

vants.

701. Proof of jus tertii by a common

carrier.

702. Damages recoverable.

703. Loss of, or injury to chattels

from negligence.

704. Damages in respect of delay in

delivery.

705. Injunction against railway com-

panies to enforce compliance

with the Railway and Canal

Traffic Act.

710. Distress after the termination of

the term of hiring.

711. Distress by agents-Joint ten-
ant-Tenants in common, &c.
712. Distress by executors and admin-
istrators.

713. Agreements not to distrain.

714. Acceptance of a bill or note by

way of payment.

715. Tender of rent before distress.

716. Time, mode, and place of dis-

training.

717. Things not distrainable.

718. Perishable articles, growing

crops, fruit, money, &c.

719. Property of strangers on the de-

mised premises in their own

possession.

720. Property of strangers placed on

demised premises.

721. Materials placed on the demised

premises to be manufactured or

worked upon.

722. Property of guests at a common

inn can not be distrained.

723. Chattels in the custody of the

law are not distrainable.

724. Statutory exemption from dis-

tress in favor of foreign am-

bassadors, and public compa-

nies in liquidation.

725. Things distrainable-Chattels of

traders left on the demised

premises in the possession of

the tenant.

726. Distress of chattels mortgaged by

the tenant.

727. Things distrainable under a

license to distrain.

728. Distress and seizure of things

fraudulently removed.

729. What amounts to a distress for

rent.

730. Abuse of the right to distrain

rendering persons trespassers

ab initio.

731. Of unlawful distress when no

rent was in arrear.

732. Excessive distresses.

733. Distress for more rent than is

due.

734. Repeated distresses for the same

rent.

735. Impounding the goods-Pound

breach.

736. Abandonment of distress.

737. Statutory power of sale.

738. Tender of rent rendering a sale

unlawful.

739. Parties to whom tender may be

made.

740. Power of sale of growing crops

and things fraudulently re-

moved-Tender before sale.

741. Notice of distress.

742. Appraisement and sale.

743. Costs and expenses.

744. Effect of non-compliance with

the statutes authorizing the

'sale.

745. Keeping the distress without sell-

ing.

746. Indemnification of bailiffs.

SECTION II. Of distress damage feas

ant.

747. Seizure and impounding of ani-

mals and chattels damage

feasant.

748. Right to distrain animals tres-

passing and doing damage on

unfenced lands adjoining pub-

lic highways.

749. What things may be distrained

damage feasant.

750. Distress by railway companies of

locomotive engines damage

feasant.

751. Tender of amend.

752. Sale of impounded animals.

753. Duties and responsibilities of

pound-keepers.

SECTION III.-Remedies for unlawful

and excessive distresses.

754. Replevin of things distrained.

755. Replevin in the county court.

756. Replevin in the superior court.

757. Actions of replevin of things

distrained damage feasant.

758. Actions for unlawfully selling im-

pounded animals and cattle.

759. Actions for unlawful and exces-

sive distresses.

760. Parties to be made plaintiffs.

761. Parties to be made defendants.

762. Declarations in replevin.

763. Declarations for a wrongful and

excessive distress.

764. Declarations for distraining and

selling goods without notice of

distress, or without notice, or

for not selling for the best

price.

765. Pleas in replevin-Non cepit.

766. Avowries in replevin.

767. Avowries for double rent.

768. Avowries by joint-tenants, co-

parceners, and tenants-in-com-

mon.

769. Pleas in bar to an avowry-Non

tenuit-Riens in arrere.

770. Payment of money into court.

771. Of the plea of not guilty "by

statute" in actions of trespass,

or upon the case for an unlaw-

ful distress.

772. Pleas justifying an entry upon

land for the purpose of dis-

training goods fraudulently re-

moved.

773. Pleas justifying the seizure of

animals damage feasant.

774. Plea of a recovery of the goods

in an action of replevin.

775. Evidence at the trial-Proof of

distress.

19. The general legal rights of mankind.

20. Injuries to property.

21. Literary and artistic property. 22. Interference by force or fradd with the free exercise of another's trade or occupation or means of liveli hood.

23. Interference with a man's trade by fair competition.

24. Disturbance of a ferry.
25. Disturbance of a market.
26. Market tolls.

27. Ports founded on contract.
28. Breach of duty.

29. Breach of duty on the part of assignees of leases.

30. Breach of duty on the part of public officers.

31. Breach of duty by postmasters. Non-delivery of letters.

32. Negligence and breach of duty on the part of consignors and bailors of chattels.

33. Torts founded on negligence. 34. Contributory negligence on the part of the plaintiff.

35. Liability of the defendant in respect of the remote ulterior and unusual consequences of a negli gent act.

36. Liability of the master for the negligence of his servant.

37. Indemnification of the master by the servant.