21. A husband decided to move from New Jersey to New York. His wife refused to go with him and filed a bill for maintenance. Could she succeed?
22. How many incorporators must there be to incorporate a company in New Jersey? What facts should appear in the certificate and how should it be executed?
23. A witness at a trial desired to use his own memorandum to refresh his memory. Could he do so?
24. A promissory note on its face was made payable in money. Parol evidence was offered to prove it was payable in stock and that interest on the note was equivalent to the amount of dividends on such stock. Should this evidence be admitted?
25. A landlord and tenant were joined, as defendants, in an action for trespass arising out of the same act. An objection was made for misjoinder. Is the objection good?
26. In a civil action against a husband and wife for damages resulting from an atrocious assault committed by the wife with the encouragement of the husband, an order was made to hold both to bail. Was this legal?
27. A sued the State of New Jersey on a book account. Could he maintain his action?
28. At the hearing of a suit in Chancery, defendant set up the statute of limitations, but this defense did not appear in the answer. Could the defendant avail himself of it?
29. A bill in equity failed to state any equitable cause of action. What would you advise your client to do?
30. A and B came into the office of C, an attorney, to have him draw a deed from A conveying property to B. Before the deed was drawn, C discovered that the title to the property was defective. Should he divulge this fact to B, who has had nothing to do with his employment?
1. A final judgment in the Circuit Court was brought by writ of error directly into the Court of Errors and Appeals. Was this legal?
2. A widow, whose dower had not been assigned to her, remained upon the homestead of her deceased husband and took to her own use the crops growing thereon. Was she entitled to the same?
3. The Board of Aldermen of the City of J passed an ordinance that no one should conduct a grocery store in the city unless he was a citizen of the State of New Jersey. A, a citizen of New York, having been found guilty of violating this ordinance, certioraried his conviction to the Supreme Court. What should the Court do?