1. A party in a proceeding in the Orphans' Court appealed from the
decree of said Court to the Court of Errors and Appeals. Was this
proper?
2. A held in trust for F certain lands and also certain bonds. He died
intestate, leaving two sons B and C, B being the elder. C was appointed
administrator. To whom did the title to the land and to whom do the
bonds descend?
3. W being under indictment by a Federal Grand Jury, applied to the
Court for compulsory process for the purpose of obtaining witnesses in
his behalf. His application was denied. Was the Court right?
4. A railroad company made a mortgage upon its lands, chattels and
franchises. It was duly recorded as a real estate mortgage but it was
not recorded as a chattel mortgage. Was it valid as to the chattels
against creditors of the company?
5. S went to work for B and took two flags with him. He allowed B to use
one of them and helped put it on B's building. Subsequently a hail storm
destroyed it. He then sued B for the value of the flag. Should he
recover?
6. G agreed to sell and deliver to J certain goods on or before the 15th
of July. Instead of delivering the whole of the goods he attempted to
deliver the same in instalments, the last instalment to be delivered on
July 15. J refused to accept the goods. Was he bound to do so?
7. Where there is a plain repugnancy between the provisions of an
original contract, and those of a supplemental one between the same
parties relating to the same subject matter, which one controls?
8. S, being indebted to a number of persons, advertised and sold at
public sale all of his stock to one person. Was this contrary to the
Bulk Sales Act of 1915?
9. One member of the firm of W & Co. which was still in existence,
without the authority of the other member, confessed a judgment to Y, a
creditor of the firm. Was the judgment binding upon the firm?
10. An agent acting within the scope of his authority, did certain
fraudulent acts. Was the principal liable for these acts of the agent?