Vol. XXXII] TABLE OF CONTENTS xiu References in heavy-faced type are to Notes and Book Rkviews ; in plain type to Recent Cases ; and in italicized type to Articles. HUSBAND AND WIFE. See also Breach of Marriage Promise; Conflict of Laws; Divorce; Mar- riage. Privileges and disabilities of cover- ture: Consideration in married woman's contract. 683, 688 Crirainal conversation: Right of wife to sue. 576 I ILLEGAL CONTRACTS. Contracts against public policy: Agreement by officer of corpora- tion to procure a contract from the corporation. 858 Scheme to disrupt essential war plant. 433 INFANTS. See also Contributory Negligence. Contracts and conveyances: Theory of consideration in con- tract with infant. 686 Actions for injuries to infant: Evidence of personal ability to determine whether guilty of con- tributory negligence. 434 INJUNCTIONS. See also Equity; Specific Performance ( Negative Covenants) ; Unfair Competition. Nature and scope of remedy: Interference with board exercis- ing functions under another de- partment of government. 436 Acts restrained: Breach of negative covenant in contract for unique personal service. 176 Enforcement of municipal ordi- nance. 734 Holding election on unconstitu- tional amendment. 859 Interference with employment. 436 Invasion of franchise right by pub- lic service corporation having no license to do business. 84 Piracy of news. 566, 582 Strikes in war time. 837, 859 Unnecessary imitation of wares where use of distinguishing mark practicable. 181 INNKEEPERS. Duties to travelers and guests: Liability for serving unwhole- some food. 72 INSOLVENCY. See Bankruptcy; Corporations. INSURANCE. Election and waiver of conditions : Waiver of presumption of death. 291 Construction and operation of conditions: Change in interest, title and possession: sheriff's sale. 732 Construction of particular words and phrases in standard forms: "Loss or damage by fire": property injured by con- cussion of explosion caused by distant fire. 87 Marine insurance: "Hostilities": meaning in f. c. and s. clause. INTERNATIONAL LAW. ^^ See also Admiralty; Conflict of Laws; History of Law; Military Law; War. In general: The accomplishments of the Hague Conferences of 1899 and 1907. 91 Experiments in international ad- ministration. 742 International tribunals in the light of the history of law. 825-834 The League of Nations and its problems. 739 Nature and extent of sovereignty: Authority in the modern state. 979 International rivers. 738 Law of prize : English rule for deter- mining enemy or neutral char- acter. 295 Privileges and immunities of sov- ereigns in foreign countries: Actions against the property of sovereigns. 266-277 Rights of citizens against foreign governments : Libel against gov- ernment vessels. 727 INTERSTATE COMMERCE. See also Carriers; Constitutional Law; Railroads; States; Taxation; War. What constitutes interstate com- merce: Switching cars for coke company between plant and belt railroads. 288 Control by Congress: Constitu- tionality of law making forgery of interstate bills of lading a federal crime. 667, 574
