The Northeastern Reporter, Volum 144Includes 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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After plea filed and issue joined the case was submitted to the court for trial
without a jury. There was a judgment for plaintiff, which on anpeal to the
Appellate Court was affirmed. There was no conflict in the testimony, and the
question of law ...
After plea filed and issue joined the case was submitted to the court for trial
without a jury. There was a judgment for plaintiff, which on anpeal to the
Appellate Court was affirmed. There was no conflict in the testimony, and the
question of law ...
Side 9
After the issues were joined a jury was waived and the case tried by the court
upon a stipulation of facts. The court rendered judgment for plaintiff, which was
affirmed by the Appellate Court. The court said : “This court has uniformly held
that ...
After the issues were joined a jury was waived and the case tried by the court
upon a stipulation of facts. The court rendered judgment for plaintiff, which was
affirmed by the Appellate Court. The court said : “This court has uniformly held
that ...
Side 21
Highways 6-72(4)—Evidence held to sustain jury's finding in favor of petitioners
for vacation of old and location of new highway. Evidence on question of public
convenience and usefulness held to sustain jury's finding in favor of petitioners, ...
Highways 6-72(4)—Evidence held to sustain jury's finding in favor of petitioners
for vacation of old and location of new highway. Evidence on question of public
convenience and usefulness held to sustain jury's finding in favor of petitioners, ...
Side 35
17 correctly told the jury that, if the owners of the mill site through whom appellant
derived title acquired the right to maintain a dam in connection therewith, such
right would pass in any conveyance of the mill site as an appurtenance, without ...
17 correctly told the jury that, if the owners of the mill site through whom appellant
derived title acquired the right to maintain a dam in connection therewith, such
right would pass in any conveyance of the mill site as an appurtenance, without ...
Side 56
... that the dis - tifl because Chase drove his automobile in tance between the
auto and the truck as the passing the truck of the defendant " too auto was
passing was 10 feet , 242 feet , 4 close . ” If the jury should find that Bettigole feet ,
and , as ...
... that the dis - tifl because Chase drove his automobile in tance between the
auto and the truck as the passing the truck of the defendant " too auto was
passing was 10 feet , 242 feet , 4 close . ” If the jury should find that Bettigole feet ,
and , as ...
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