19. A, an owner of a dwelling house, brought an action against B, who had a tannery in the next block, alleging and showing on trial that noxious fumes from Bs tannery had made plaintiffs house untenantable. B moved to nonsuit on the ground that these fumes injured a large number of houses, were a public nuisance and the only remedy was by indictment. The court refused to nonsuit. Was this ruling correct?
20. In what case and under what circumstances can a writ of error issue directly from the Court of Errors and Appeals to the Court of Oyer and Terminer?
21. At common law what right had a husband in personal property acquired by the wife during coverture? What is the rule in New Jersey?
22. The treasurer of a corporation died. There was no provision in the by-laws for the election of his successor. How can the place be filled?
23. On a bill for the construction of a will, evidence was offered of declarations made by the testator at the time of making the will as to his meaning and intention. Should this evidence be received?
24. In a suit involving an account, it appears that the defendant had admitted that a certain sum was due. The defendant, however, demanded the production of the plaintiffs books and on refusal moved for a nonsuit. Should the motion be granted?
25. How is an issue of fact created in a lawsuit?
26. Where may the venue be laid in a transitory action?
27. How should service of summons and complaint be made in a case where an affidavit of merits is desired?
28. X in a bill against Y in his prayer asked for answer without oath. Y answered under oath. How should the answer be construed?