The Northeastern Reporter, Volum 78West Publishing Company, 1907 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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... jury under all the circumstances and evidence in the case applicable to that point . * * * While it is the province or right of the trial court to instruct a jury fully , freely , and pointedly on all matters of law applicable to the ...
... jury under all the circumstances and evidence in the case applicable to that point . * * * While it is the province or right of the trial court to instruct a jury fully , freely , and pointedly on all matters of law applicable to the ...
Side 250
... jury , opinion evi- dence is incompetent , if the facts are of such a nature that juries are as well qual- ified to form an opinion upon them as wit- nesses . The question called for the state- ment of a fact - the witness's knowledge ...
... jury , opinion evi- dence is incompetent , if the facts are of such a nature that juries are as well qual- ified to form an opinion upon them as wit- nesses . The question called for the state- ment of a fact - the witness's knowledge ...
Side 253
... JURY -INVASION . In an action for injuries to a passenger in a collision between two trains at a crossing , an instructions reciting certain facts and charging that , if the jury found that such facts existed , they constituted ...
... JURY -INVASION . In an action for injuries to a passenger in a collision between two trains at a crossing , an instructions reciting certain facts and charging that , if the jury found that such facts existed , they constituted ...
Side 254
... jury . The court simply told the jury that if certain designated facts existed , and established by the evidence , that such facts would constitute negligence . Neg- ligence is oftentimes a mixed question of law and fact . It was the ...
... jury . The court simply told the jury that if certain designated facts existed , and established by the evidence , that such facts would constitute negligence . Neg- ligence is oftentimes a mixed question of law and fact . It was the ...
Side 256
... jury , forgetting that an appellate tri- bunal is not at liberty to weigh evidence and does not approach the issue as the trial court does , but is bound to take the facts as they have been determined . The opinion also ignores the ...
... jury , forgetting that an appellate tri- bunal is not at liberty to weigh evidence and does not approach the issue as the trial court does , but is bound to take the facts as they have been determined . The opinion also ignores the ...
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