ACCOUNTS AND ACCOUNTING

Acceptance by merchants of doubtful accounts: Alston v. Castro, 3:3

Account stated defined: Morris v. Rumanapf, 4:263

Account stated presumed correct: Morris v. Rumanapf, 4:263

Acknowledgement of defendant of balance due: Clark v. woods, 3:165

Attorney’s bill of particulars for services as account stated: Beysolow v. Dukuly, 5:325

Balance: Moddermann v. Green, 1:204; Attia v. Payne, 1:205

Between principal and agent: Clark v. Woods, 3:165

Bill in equity to compel accounting: Smith et al. v. Faulkner et al., 7:53

Blending of accounts: Cavalla River Co. Ltd. v. Pepple, 3:436

Bookkeeping principles: Cavalla River Co. Ltd. v. Pepple, 3:436

Books of, admission into evidence: Harmon v. Woodin & Company, Ltd., 2:334

Certificate of correctness of balance not a promissory note; Logan v. Meyer, 2:200

Closing by statement of balance: Clark v. Woods, 3:165

Conclusiveness: Morris v. Rumanapf, 4:263

Current: McGill’s Trustees v. Worrell, 1:1.75; Morris v. Rumanapf, 4:263

Debt on book account may be proved by extrinsic evidence: McCauley v. Brown, 2:359

Deficit as evidence of embezzlement; Massaquoi v. Republic of Liberia, 3:411

Deficit as evidence of fraud: Sancea v. Republic of Liberia, 3:347

Equitable claims as establishing right to: Johnson v. Mattar Brothers, 20:425

Executor not exempt from accounting: Campbell v. Dorum, 7:141

Factors, acceptance of doubtful accounts of: Alston v. Castro, 3:3

Fraudulent or other wrongful acts or conduct: Elias Bros. and Murdoch v. Kutu, 5:23

Genuineness: Cavalla River Co. Ltd. v. Pepple, 3:436

Interest payable on loans or debit balances: Clark v. Woods, 3;165

Investment defined: Massaquoi v. Kutu, 10:3; Moddermann v. Green, 1:204; Attia v. Payne, 1:205

Joint ownership or interest in property or profits: Smith et al. v. Faulkner et a1., 7:53

Nature and grounds of action: Attia v. Payne, 1:205

Nature and subject matter, ln general: Morris v. Rumanapf, 4:263

Of coparceners’ interests; Smith et al. v. Faulkner et al., 7:53

Opening and correcting: Morris v. Rumanapf, 4:263

Outstanding acceptance by merchants: Alston v. Castro, 3:3

Proceedings and relief, Equitable actions, Nature and scope of remedy: Smith et al. v. Faulkner et al., 7:53

Surcharge defined: Clark v. Woods, 3:165