An  agreement  for  separate  maintenance  of  wife  which  recites,  her  adultery,  is
not  avoided  by  a  decree  of  dissolution  of  marriage  obtained  on  ground  of  such
adultery.     Goslin  v.  Clark,  civ.  681 ;  12  C.  B.  N.  S.  681.
V.  Divorce.
Wife  may  pledge  her  husband's  credit  for  expenses  of  divorce  a  mensa  el  thoro,
where  reasonable  grounds  for  the  application.  Brown  v.  Ackroyd,  lxxxv.  819  ;
5  B.  &  B.  819.
Pushing  her  out  of  the  room,  and  threatening  to  put  her  in  a  lunatic  asylum,
not  reasonable  grounds.     Ibid.
A  protection  order,  under  sect.  21  of  20  &  21  Vict.  c.  85,  obtained  pending  an
action,  will  not  authorize  the  action,  if  not  maintainable  at  its  commencement.
Midland  Railway  Co.  v.  Pye,  c.  179 ;  10  C.  B.  N.  S.  179.
The  court  refused  to  expunge  the  registration  of  a  decree  for  alimony,  under
the  divorce  act.     Ex  parte  Holden,  cvi.  641  ;  13  C.  B.  N.  S.  641.
After  divorce,  husband  not  liable  for  costs  of  wife  during  coverture.  Capel  v.
Powell,  cxii.  743 ;  17  C.  B.  N.  S.  743.
VI.  Dower.
Demandant  in  dower  not  entitled  to  inspection  of  deeds,  under  Common  Law
Procedure  Act,  as  against  a  bona  fide  purchaser  for  value  without  notice  of  the
marriage.     Gomm  «.  Parrott,  xci.  47 ;  13  C.  B.  N.  S.  47.
Adultery  without  reconciliation  is  a  bar  to  dower,  under  Westminster  2,  c.  34,
though  the  wife  left  her  husband  because  of  cruelty.  Woodward  v.  Dowse,  c.
722  ;  10  C.  B.  N.  S.  722.
MASTER  AND  SERVANT.
I.  Liability  of  Master  for  contracts  of  towages.
Servant.  (6)  Ground  for  dismissal  of  Ser-

II.  Liability  of  Master  for  torts  of  Ser-  vant.
vant.  (c)  Who  is  a  Servant.
