...give any special instructions whatever to the jury, but simply requested the court to charge the jury "that, under all the evidence in the case, the verdict must be for the defendant." The court reserved the question involved in this request or point, and submitted the case to the jury...

...originally contemplated by the parties, and whether it or not any payment has been already made. (3) Under the evidence in the case, the verdict must be for the defendant. Refused . The further facts sufficiently appear in the opinion of the Supreme Court. Verdict for the...

...think the learned judge of the court below was in error in refusing to affirm the defendant's point that under all the evidence in the case the verdict must be for the defendant ; and also in saying that there was a presumption that the road was in the possession of the Pan Handle...

...trying to jump on and off the moving cars. Defendant requested the Court to charge as follows : — (1) That under all the evidence in the case the verdict must be for the defendant. Refused. (Ninth assignment of error). (2) That there is not sufficient evidence of negligence on the...

...by trying to jump on and off the moving cars. Defendant requested the court to charge as follows : That under all the evidence in the case the verdict must be for the defendant. Refused. Verdict for plaintiff $2000 and judgment. The defendant thereupon took this writ, assigning...

...assignments of error in detail, as we think the thirteenth* point of the defendant would have been affirmed, that under all the evidence in the case the verdict must be for the defendant. Judgment reversed. Fntsr NATIONAL BANK 07 A LT.KNTOWN v. WILLIAMS. (100 Penn. St. 128.) Bank — liability...

...blast furnace, while at work near the top of a stack of the furnace. Defendant presented these points: "(1) That under all the evidence in the case the verdict must be for the defendant. Answer: Refused. (2) That while it appears Huit the place In which the plaintiff was at work at the time of...

...signed various notes of the company which had Ъееп paid. Defendant presented the following points: (1) "That under all the evidence In the case the verdict must be for the defendant Answer: That point Is refused, because we have submitted to yon the question of authority on the part of the...

...before us Is the refusal of the learned trial Judge to affirm defendant's request for Instructions, viz. that, "under all the evidence In the case, the verdict must be for the defendant" As disclosed by the evidence, the facts and circumstances of the case, so far as they are material...

...recover." DEFENDANT'S POINTS. "The court is respectfully requested to charge the jury as follows: " first. That under all the evidence in the case the verdict must be for the defendant. " Second. That the payment of interest in advance by the principal debtor is a valuable and sufficient...