٥٥ Lease (Concurrent ownership, rescission of—).—Where one of several concurrent owners of land has granted a lease of a portion of it, he cannot claim to have the lease set aside on the ground that the other owners were not parties to it. (App. 10 January 1906; No. 72, I, p. 49.)

٥٤ Lease (Constructive renewal).—Although, where a lease has been renewed under article 386 C. C., it is subject to the same conditions, yet the renewal has not the effect of rendering liable for the new term a surety who guaranteed the payment of the rent reserved under the original lease. Such surety is discharged when the lease under which he is bound has determined. (Sum. Trib. Menouf, 21 October 1905; No. 42, p. 27.)

٥٣ Lease (Lessee holding over).—Where a lessee holds over after the determination of the lease, without there being a constructive renewal thereof, he must pay to the lessor a sum equivalent to the current rent of similar lands. (Agr-el-Mithl). (App. 3 April 1906; No. 90, 1, p. 59.)

٥٢ Lease (Parol).—When there has been no part performance of an alleged parol lease, the existence of such lease cannot be established by the evidence of witnesses, notwithstanding the existence of an instrument constituting a commencement of written proof. (App. 31 March 1906; No. 109, p. 74.)

٥٦ Lease (Rescission). — 1° Where a lease has been set aside by the Court for default in payment of the rent and the tenant has brought an appeal, he may, until final judgment, obtain relief by paying the arrears into Court. The tenant should, however, be ordered to pay the costs of both trials. (Trib. App. Tanta, 14 March 1906; No. 52, p. 34.)

٥٧ 2° A purchaser of land cannot rescind a lease of it, granted by his vendor, when the legally established date of such lease is prior to that of the sale. It is binding, as against him, although the term does not begin to run until after the date of the sale. (App. 10 January 1906; No. 72, II, p. 49.) [paragraph runs from index p. 13 onto p. 14]

٥٨ Lease (Term).—v. Wakf (Reduction of term of lease).

٥٩ Liability, civil.—v. Architect (Responsibility), False charge, 2°.

٦٠ Liberation (Conditional).—v. Jurisdiction of Native Tribunals, 2°.

٦١ Limit of time.—v. Appeal by the Parquet, Opposition (Limit of time, extension).

٦٢ Liquidation (Law).—v. Jurisdiction of Native Tribunals, 3°.

٦٤ Loss of ship.—v. Collision.

٦٦ Malicious prosecution.—v. False charge, 2°.

٦٧ Mandate.—v. Appeal by an agent.

٦٨ Mandate, special.—v. Opposition by an agent.

٦٩ Manslaughter.—v. Architect (Responsibility of—).

٧٠ Markaz Tribunals.—v. Assault (Adjournment of prosecution proceedings), Jurisdiction of Markaz Tribunals.

٧١ Master's claim (Limit of time).—v. Collision.

٧٢ Meglis Hasby.—v. Interdiction (Absence of publication).

٧٣ Meglis Hasby. (Appeal from decision of—).—The Court of Appeal has no jurisdiction to hear an appeal from a decision of a "Meglis Hasby" appointing a new guardian of an interdicted person, such decision not being one of those from which appeal lies under Art. 6 of the Decree of 19 November 1896 (Meglis Hasby). (App. 11 April 1906; No. 111, p. 74.)

٧٤ Mehkemeh (Judgment of—).—v. Expropriation (Administrative).

٧٦ Mention.—v. Cassation (Substantial nullity of judgment), 1°, 4°, 5°, 7°, 10°.

٧٧ Mesne profits.—v. Claim (Value of—).

٧٨ Minor.—v. Adultery (Information laid by guardian), Prostitution (Infant under 14 years).

٧٩ Misdemeanour (Designation).—v. Cassation (Substantial nullity of procedure), 4°.

٨٠ Misdemeanour committed at the sitting.— v. Jurisdiction of Assize Courts, 1°.

٨١ Mixed Tribunals.—v. Adjournment of prosecution proceedings, Jurisdiction of Native Tribunals, 3°.

٨٢ Monition of execution.—v. Acquiescence implied.

٨٣ Muhammadan law.—v. Pre-emption (Transmission to heirs).

٨٥ Native Tribunals, jurisdiction. — v. Pre-emption, 1°.

٨٤ Nazir of Wakf (Sole beneficiary).—v. Wakf (Reduction of term of lease).

٨٦ Negative covenant.—v. Default.

٨٧ Negligence.—v. Architect (Responsibility of—), False charge, 2°.

٨٨ New claim.—v. Claim (New).

٨٩ New trial after cassation.—When the Court of Cassation quashes a conviction and orders a new trial, the Court before which such trial takes place must be constituted of judges none of whom sat in the Court which pronounced the conviction. (Cass. 31 March 1906; No. 95, p. 65.)

٩٠ Night (Definition).—v. Theft by night.

٩١ Notice to quit.—v. Renewal of lease (Constructive).

٩٢ Oath (Decisive).—Where a party has applied for permission to tender a decisive oath and the Court has admitted his application, he can not subsequently withdraw the oath nor resort to other methods of proof. (Sum. Trib. Maghagha, 13 February 1906; No. 44, p. 27.)

٩٤ Oath (Mention of form of—).—v. Cassation (Substantial nullity of procedure), 3°.

٩٣ Oath (Mention).—v. Civil claimant (Evidence of—).—