Per  Strong  J When  one  party  wrongfully  intermingles  his  logs  with

those  of  another,  aU  the  party  whose  logs  are  intermingled  can  require  is,
that  he  should  be  permitted  to  take  from  the  whole  an  equivalent  in  num-
ber and  quality  for  those  which  he  originally  possessed.
McDonald  t<  Lane— tH,  462.
3.    Possession  by  Sheriff  under  writ  of.
See  CONTRACT  14.
Requite  Civile.
See  OPPOSITION  2.
«    SHERIFFS.
Residuary  Personal  Estate.
See  WILL  6.,

Respondeat  Superior.
See  ASSESSMENT  3.
Returning  Officer— Neglect  of  duty— Effect  of.
See  ELECTION  12.
Revendication— Of  bonds  deposited  as  collateral  security.
See  BONDS.
2.    Of  goods.
See  DAMAGES  30.
Review,  Court  of,  P.  Q,.— I^o  appeal   to   Supreme  Court  from  judg-
ment of.
See  JURISDICTION  12.
2.    New  trial  ordered  by,  in  case  tried  in  a  rural  district — 34  Yic.  ch  4
sec.  10  and  35  Vic.  ch.  6  sec.  13  (P.Q.)

See  RAILWAYS  AND  RAILWAY  COMPANIES  14.
Right  ofWay— Public — ^Extinguished  by  necessary  implication.
See  ACCRETION  1.
2.    Possessory  action — Plea  of  having  exercised  right  of  way  for  many

years.
See  POSSESSORY  ACTION.
Riparian  Proprietors— Eights  of  as  to  fishing.
See  PETITION  OF  RIGHT  4.
"    FISHERIES  3.
449

Rivers — Obstruction  in  navigable.
See  LEGISLATURE  8.
"    NAVIGATION.
