TITLE III.

SPECIFIC AND PREVENTIVE RELIEF.

CHAPTER I. General principles.........

II. Specific relief..........

III. Preventive relief.

CHAPTER I.

415

421

412

SECTION 3379. Judgment for delivery......

3380. When holder may be compelled to deliver....

422

422

ARTICLE III.

SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE OF OBLIGATIONS.

SECTION 3384. In what cases compelled ......

424

3385. Remedy mutual...........

428

3386. No remedy unless mutual........

428

3387. Distinction between real and personal property...

428

3388. Contract signed by one party only, may be enforced by other... 429

3389. Liquidation of damages not a bar to specific performance....... 429

3390. What cannot be specifically enforced........

429

3391. What parties cannot be compelled to perform .........

431

3392. What parties cannot have specific performance in their favor... 433

3393. Specific performance not required when oppressive......... 434

3394. Agreement to sell property by one who has no title........... 434

3395. Relief against parties claiming under person bound to perform. 434

ARTICLE IV.

REVISION OF CONTRACTS.

Section 3399. When contract may be revised.......

3100. Presumption as to intent of parties......

3-101. Principles of revision...........

3102. Enforcement of revised contract......

435

436

436

436

ARTICLE V.

RESCISSION OF CONTRACTS.

SECTION 3406. When rescission may be adjudged

3107. Rescission for mistake..........

3108. Court may require party rescinding to do equity.........

437

439

439

TITLE I. General principles...........

II. Fraudulent instruments and transfers....

III. Assignments for the benefit of creditors........

449

451

454

TITLE I.

GENERAL PRINCIPLES.

SECTION 3429. Who is a debtor...........

3130. Who is a creditor...........

3131. Contracts of debtor are valid..

3132. Payments in preference.........

3133. Relative rights of different creditors......

449

419

450

450

450

TITLE II.

FRAUDULENT INSTRUMENT

AND TRANSFERS.

SECTION 3439. Transfers, etc., with intent to defraud creditors......

3440. Certain transfers presumed fraudulent...........

3441. Creditor's right must be judicially ascertained.

3442. Question of fraud, how determined.....

451

452

453

453

TITLE III.

ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.

SECTION 3449. When debtor may execute assignment.......

455

3450. Insolvency, what...........

461

3451. Certain transfers not affected.....

464

3452. What debts may be secured .......

464

3453. What preferences may be given.......

465

3454. Preference must be absolute......

465

3455. Certain rights not affected by preferences in assignment...... 466

3456. Joint and separate debts...........

466

3457. Assignment, when void ........

466

3458. The instrument of assignment...

408

3459. Compliance with provisions of last section necessary to validity

of assignment .......

468

3460. Assignee takes, subject to rights of third parties..

468

3461, Inventory required .........

469

3462. Verification of inventory

471

3463. Recording assignment and filing inventory

471

3164. Same..........

472

3465. Effect of omitting to record.......

472

3466. Assignment of real property......

472

3467. Bond of assignees.....

472

3468. Conditions of disposal and conversion .......

473

3469. Accountings

473

3470. Property exempt..

473

3471. Compensation

473

3472. Assignees protected for acts done in good faith .............. 474

3473. Assent of creditor necessary to moditication of assignment...... 474

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PART III.

NUISANCE.

TITLE I. General principles......

473

...............

TITLE II. Public nuisances.......

III. Private nuisances...

483
485

TITLE I.

GENERAL PRINCIPLES.

SECTION 3479. Nuisance, what........

3480. Public nuisance.

3481. Private nuisance.............

3482. What is not deemed a nuisance....

a

3483. Successive owners..........

3484. Abatement does not preclude action..........

475

480

481

481

481

482

SECTION 1. Legislative power, Congress

2. House of Representatives...

3. Senate

4. Congress

5. Powers of Houses of Congress......

6. Compensation and duties of members...

7. Enactment of laws.......

8. Powers of Congress..........

9. Limitation of the powers of Congress...

10. Limitation of the powers of States.............

509

509

510

511

511

512

512

513

515

516

ARTICLE II.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

517

519

SECTION 1. Powers of Executive........

2. Other powers and duties ...........

3. Messages to, and power of assembling and adjourning Congress.

Reception of Embassadors, etc. Commissioning officers.........

4. Removal of officers on impeachment.........

520

520

ARTICLE III.

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

SECTION 1. Supreme and inferior Courts. Term of office and compensation of

Judges

2 Judicial powers

3. Treason .....

520

521

521

ARTICLE IV.

STATE ACTS.

SECTION 1. Evidence of acts and official records of States

2. Privileges of citizens..............

522

522