FEES.
(See County Commissioners.)
(Taking excessive. See Criminal Law.)
FELLOW-SERVANT.
(See Negligence.)
FINAL JUDGMENT.
(See Judgment.)
FINDINGS OF FACT.
(See Practice.)
FIRE INSURANCE.
(See Insurance.)
FORECLOSURE.
(See Mortgages.)
(Action to set aside. See Equity.)
FORFEITURE.
Who Can Raise Question of.
Question of forfeiture of right of entryman to public lands by agreement to convey can only be raised by the United States. Larison v. Wilbur, 284.
(Of rights under policy of insurance. See Insurance.)
(Waiver of. See Insurance; Public Lands.)
FORMER ACTION.
(When a bar to subsequent action. See Judgment.)
FRAUD.
Knowledge of Agent’s Fraud.
By silence after notice of insurance agent’s fraud the insured becomes a participant in the fraud. Johnson v. Ins. Co., 167.
(Of lienee in describing land. See Seed Lien.)
(Of insurance agent in writing application, how proved. See Evidence and Insurance.)
(Of agent, chargeable to principal. See Insurance.)
FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES.
Conveyance by Insolvent; Secret Trust Reserved.
L., a merchant, was embarrassed financially, and was being pressed by his creditors with demands which he was unable to pay. © plaintiffs, among others, were creditors of L., and were urging him to satisfy their claim. Under these circumstances L. executed and delivered to plaintiffs a bill of sale, absolute on its face, and which purported to sell and convey to plaintiffs all the merchandise then in L.’s store, and
