false representations, etc.

-Generally.

1709. Same subject-Rules as to

measure of damages.

1710. Sale of animals-Warranty

-Damages expressly stip-

ulated.

1711. Conditional sale of horse-

Breach of warranty.

1712. Fraudulent representation in

exchanging cattle.

1713. Sale of animals-Warranty,

etc., as to registry.

1714. Sale of animals for breeding

or particular purpose.

1715. Sale of animals-Warranty,

etc.-Character, quality,

age, title, etc.

1740. Vendor's breach of contract

-Money paid and increase

in value.

1741. Vendor's breach of contract

-Value of land.

1742. Vendor's breach of contract

-Value of land-Contin-

ued-Interest.

1743. Vendor's breach of contract

-Time at which value of

land should be computed.

1744. Vendor's breach of contract

-Substantial damages-

Increased value of land.

1745. Vendor's breach of contract

-Inability caused by legal

proceedings-Equity.

1746. Vendor's breach by reason of

sheriff's sale Sale under

judgment.

1747. Agreement to procure or per-

fect title.

1748. Vendor's agreement to in-

demnify in case of failure

of title.

1749. Guaranty of contract price-

Action by vendee.

1750. Failure to convey or deliver

deed at designated or fixed

time.

1751. Vendor's delay in perform-

ance-Ultimately convey-

ing-Profits of resale.

1752. Vendor's breach of contract

-Auction sales.

1753. Vendor's breach of contract

- Failure to construct

street.

1754. Where vendor keeps vendee

out of, or retains, or re-

fuses possession.

1755. Deficiency in quantity of

land.

1756. Vendor's breach of contract

-Expenses in connection

with title and preparing

papers.

1757. Vendor's breach of contract

-Exchange of lands-Ex-

penses; counsel fees, costs,

etc.

§ 1758. Vendee's breach of contract

-Difference between pur-

chase price and value of

land.

1759. Vendee's breach of contract

Purchase money with

interest.

1760. Vendee's breach of contract

-Where consideration is

other than money-Extin-

guishment of liens.

1761. Vendee's breach of contract

-Nominal damages.

1762. Vendee's breach of contract

-Substantial damages.

1763. Vendee's breach of contract

-Agreement for advances

in price.

1764. Vendee's breach of parol

agreement - Partial per-

formance.

1765. Vendee's breach of contract

-Difference between con-

tract price and resale

price.

1766. Vendee's breach of contract

-Auction sales.

1767. Vendee's breach of contract

-Judicial sales.

1768. Vendee's breach of contract

-Expenses, disburse-

ments, commissions and

counsel fees.

1769. Right to damages does not

pass to vendee or run with

and speculative

damages Consequential

or reasonably anticipated

losses.

1784. Standing of parties in life.

1785. Interest.

1786. Grantee who is trustee-In-

terest on profits or resale.

1778. Set-off, recoupment, counter-
claim and deductions.

1788. Pleadings.

1789. Evidence of value-Remarks.

1790. Evidence of value-What

admissible.

1791. Evidence of value-What ad-

missible Continued.

1792. Evidence of value-What in-

admissible.

1793. Evidence of value-Contin-

ued-"Booms."