Northeastern Reporter, Volum 78Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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Side 15
From a decree in favor of complainant, defendant brings error. Affirmed. T. B.
Steele, for plaintiff in error. Noah C. Bainum, for defendant in error. WILKIN, J. On
April 17, 1905, the complainant, Rebecca Connor, filed her bill in the circuit court
of ...
From a decree in favor of complainant, defendant brings error. Affirmed. T. B.
Steele, for plaintiff in error. Noah C. Bainum, for defendant in error. WILKIN, J. On
April 17, 1905, the complainant, Rebecca Connor, filed her bill in the circuit court
of ...
Side 16
Whether it was the result of fraud, as alleged in the bill, or an error in the
description, the defendant fraudulently sought to retain the benefit of the mistake
by refusing to cancel the deed. His Statement that he would not disturb her while
she ...
Whether it was the result of fraud, as alleged in the bill, or an error in the
description, the defendant fraudulently sought to retain the benefit of the mistake
by refusing to cancel the deed. His Statement that he would not disturb her while
she ...
Side 50
1. HoMICIDE—MANSLAUGHTER - EVIDENCE - SUFFICIENCY. - - Evidence
held sufficient to sustain a convićtion for manslaughter. 2. WITNESSES –
HOMICIDE - CROSS-EXAMINATION – DISCREDITING WITNESS - EFFECT OF
ERROR.
1. HoMICIDE—MANSLAUGHTER - EVIDENCE - SUFFICIENCY. - - Evidence
held sufficient to sustain a convićtion for manslaughter. 2. WITNESSES –
HOMICIDE - CROSS-EXAMINATION – DISCREDITING WITNESS - EFFECT OF
ERROR.
Side 51
to a point northeast of him, plaintiff in error, though pointing his revolver at the
deceased, kept backing away from him to the east, exclaiming, “Drop it!” That the
deceased followed him 12 or 14 feet, until the deceased reached a point about 4
...
to a point northeast of him, plaintiff in error, though pointing his revolver at the
deceased, kept backing away from him to the east, exclaiming, “Drop it!” That the
deceased followed him 12 or 14 feet, until the deceased reached a point about 4
...
Side 52
The court refused the twenty-fourth instruction asked by plaintiff in error, which
was in the Words following: “The jury are instructed by the court that, if they can
reconcile the evidence in this case upon any other reasonable theory or
hypothesis ...
The court refused the twenty-fourth instruction asked by plaintiff in error, which
was in the Words following: “The jury are instructed by the court that, if they can
reconcile the evidence in this case upon any other reasonable theory or
hypothesis ...
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