TRIAL BY JURY.

See NATURALIZATION, 9.

TRUSTS.

Establishment; sufficiency of showing.

A trust cannot be established in an aliquot share of a man's whole
property, as distinguished from a particular fund, by showing
that trust monies have gone into it. National City Bank v. Hotch-
kiss, 50.

ULTRA VIRES.

See NATIONAL BANKS, 5.

UNITED STATES.

Property rights; power of courts to compel surrender of property held by.
The United States, as the owner in possession of property, cannot be
interfered with behind its back; nor can the courts compel the
officer having the custody of such property to surrender it in a
proceeding to which the United States is not, and cannot be made,
a party. Goldberg v. Daniels, 218.

See ACTIONS, 9;

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, 4;

CONTRACTS, 2;
PUBLIC LANDS, 5.

VENDOR AND VENDEE.

Passing of title on delivery; effect of postponement of payment.
Although the purchaser may have the right to rescind for a condition
subsequent, title may pass on delivery; and so held in this case
that title to hay purchased by, and delivered to, a railroad com-
pany, passed to it although payment was postponed until after
inspection and acceptance. Delaware, L. & W. R. R. Co. v. United
States, 363.

See BANKRUPTCY.

VERDICT.

See PLEADING, 5, 6.

WAIVER.

See MECHANICS' LIENS, 1.

WITNESSES.

See BANKRUPTCY, 2;

EVIDENCE, 2, 3.

WORDS AND PHRASES.

“In accordance with this act" (see Practice and Procedure, 8). Straus
v. Foxworth, 162.

"Income" (see Corporation Tax Law, 8, 10). Stratton's Independence
v. Howbert, 399.

"Provisions of this section" (see Statutes, A 6). Luria v. United
States, 9.

"To attempt to enter into the commerce of the United States," as used in
act of August 5, 1909, 36 Stat. 11 (see Customs Law, 1). United
States v. 25 Packages of Panama Hats, 358.

WRIT AND PROCESS.

See TAXES AND TAXATION, 7.