The Northeastern Reporter, Volum 17West Publishing Company, 1888 Includes 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 5
... jury , that an appeal was made to the prejudices of the jury . In the statement or argument of a case to a jury counsel should be confined to the facts in the case , but at the same time it is impossible to lay down any general rule as ...
... jury , that an appeal was made to the prejudices of the jury . In the statement or argument of a case to a jury counsel should be confined to the facts in the case , but at the same time it is impossible to lay down any general rule as ...
Side 7
... jury believe from the evidence that the sidewalk in question , where the plaintiff claims to have received her injury , was repaired and placed in good condition by the city within a reasonable time prior to this alleged -accident , and ...
... jury believe from the evidence that the sidewalk in question , where the plaintiff claims to have received her injury , was repaired and placed in good condition by the city within a reasonable time prior to this alleged -accident , and ...
Side 38
... jury believe , from the evi- dence , that a flagman of the defendant improperly and inopportunely signaled the plaintiff's team , " etc. Held , that the omission of the words " carelessly " and " neg- ligently " did not render the ...
... jury believe , from the evi- dence , that a flagman of the defendant improperly and inopportunely signaled the plaintiff's team , " etc. Held , that the omission of the words " carelessly " and " neg- ligently " did not render the ...
Side 41
... jury believe , from the evidence , that a flag - man of the defendant improp- erly and inopportunely signaled the plaintiff's team , " etc. This language is criticised upon the alleged ground that it bases the right of recovery , not ...
... jury believe , from the evidence , that a flag - man of the defendant improp- erly and inopportunely signaled the plaintiff's team , " etc. This language is criticised upon the alleged ground that it bases the right of recovery , not ...
Side 54
... jury were informed that if the plaintiff had , without just reason , put himself in a place of danger , and thereby and therefrom received the injuries complained of , the jury should find for the defendant , even though the jury should ...
... jury were informed that if the plaintiff had , without just reason , put himself in a place of danger , and thereby and therefrom received the injuries complained of , the jury should find for the defendant , even though the jury should ...
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