Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1920. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... CO-TENANCY. Adverse possession between co-tenants, see Adverse Pos- Session, 2. COUNSEL FEES. Allowance by Orphans' Court, see Executors And Ad- Ministrators, 5. Proceedings to construe will, see Wills, 15-17. COUNTERFEIT MONEY. See Payment, 3, 4. COURTS. See also Venue. Cannot infringe on Legislature, see Constitutional Law, 5. Court sitting as jury, see Appeals, 2. Conflicting jurisdictions. A Circuit Court, sitting in equity, while it has no power to appoint an administrator, or to remove one previously appointed, has power to appoint a trustee to carry out and give effect to the will of decedent, and to authorize such trustee to bring suit on the bond of an administrator previously appointed. Sharp v. State, 551 COVENANTS. i. Against incumbrances. A covenant against incumbrances is not a covenant running with the land, but is in the nature of a personal covenant. Lev- ine v. Hull, 444 a.;declaration. i A declaration on a covenant by the grantors in a conveyance, that "they have not done or suffered to be done any act, matter or thing whatsoever to encumber the property," and alleging a breach thereof by reason of the existence of a right of way, is bad on demurrer if it fails to show when the right of way came into existence. Levine v. Hull, 444 CRIMINAL LAW. i. Rights of accused. It is the right of a person charged with crime to have the question of his guilt or innocence determined by a fair and impartial trial according to law, and he is entitled to have the verdict represent solely the effect of the evidence and not the influence of popular sentiment. Fountain v. State, 77 CKIMIXAL LAW-- Continued. 2. Postponement of trial. In general the suspension or postponement of a trial is within the discretion of the court, and its ruling -will not be disturbed on ap...