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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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1104 INDEX TO NOTES.
INSANE PERSONS—
See DRUNKARDS.
phrase, non compos mentis, defined, 221.
power of King over person and estates of, under English statute,
220-221, 222.
administrator appointed by King to manage estates of, 222.
presumption of sanity before inquisition, 221.
necessity of notice to and presence of lunatic in lunacy proceed-
ings, 221-222.
effect of want of notice, 222.
superseding commission and submission of question of lunacy to
jury, 224.
effect of judgment of lunacy, 221.
necessity for inquisition and appointment of committee before
action taken affecting property of, 224.
benefit of lunatic, and not of heirs and distributees, as the chief
consideration in management of estate, 222, 223.
conversion of property of, in management of estates, 222-223.
proceedings to enforce claims against estates of, 223.
payment of expenses incurred for lunatic's benefit, necessity for
adversary proceedings for, 223, 224.
competency of, to assent to trial of case without a jury. 221.
effect of contracts and deeds made by, 224-225.
jurisdiction and power of chancery over person and estate of
lunatic, 221, 222, 223, 224.
practice in proceeding's relative to, 224.
suit by imbecile adult in chancery by next friend, 2-21.
liability of, to suit, 221.
how they defend, 221.
power of committee to renounce devise, to protect ward's dower
rights, 401-402.
INSOLVENCY—
See BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY.
what constitutes, 22.
INSTRUCTIONS—
See PRAYERS AND INSTRUCTIONS.
INSURANCE—
what constitutes insurable interest, as to marine, 1020-1022.
provisions of Stat. 19 Geo. II relating to marine, 1020 et seq.
Stat. 19 Geo. II inapplicable to foreign vessels, 1020.
purpose and operation of valued policy, 1022.
effect of Stat. 19 Geo. II upon valued policy, 1022.
re-insurance, defined, 1022.
prohibition against re-insurance limited to marine risks, 1020.
tender and payment into court in action on policy, 1023.
See Index to Statutes, page 10") 3. '

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