The South Western Reporter, Volume 293West Publishing Company, 1927 - Law reports, digests, etc Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Texas, and Court of Appeals of Kentucky; Aug./Dec. 1886-May/Aug. 1892, Court of Appeals of Texas; Aug. 1892/Feb. 1893-Jan./Feb. 1928, Courts of Civil and Criminal Appeals of Texas; Apr./June 1896-Aug./Nov. 1907, Court of Appeals of Indian Territory; May/June 1927-Jan./Feb. 1928, Courts of Appeals of Missouri and Commission of Appeals of Texas. |
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... evidence introduced , but the evidence in - vate individual was prejudicial error . troduced clearly showed negligence on the 4. Homicide part of the carrier , and it would be liable to the shipper if the goods were injured by its ...
... evidence introduced , but the evidence in - vate individual was prejudicial error . troduced clearly showed negligence on the 4. Homicide part of the carrier , and it would be liable to the shipper if the goods were injured by its ...
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... evidence warranted , while plaintiffs could obtain verdict if facts warrant- ed , held not reversible error ; " facts ; " " evi- dence " ( Rev. St. 1919 , § 1513 ) . ' ment of note which was basis of first count of counterclaim ...
... evidence warranted , while plaintiffs could obtain verdict if facts warrant- ed , held not reversible error ; " facts ; " " evi- dence " ( Rev. St. 1919 , § 1513 ) . ' ment of note which was basis of first count of counterclaim ...
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... evidence showing in detail the actual cost of the work . The evidence relative to the cost of the work was admitted over the objection of the defendants , and this ruling of the court is assigned as error . It is generally held that ...
... evidence showing in detail the actual cost of the work . The evidence relative to the cost of the work was admitted over the objection of the defendants , and this ruling of the court is assigned as error . It is generally held that ...
Page 89
... evidence . We think there was sufficient evidence to sup- port the verdict of the jury . From a read- ing of this record it seems apparent that Mur- phy was a fictitious person , and that Connor was the man that appellant had to move on ...
... evidence . We think there was sufficient evidence to sup- port the verdict of the jury . From a read- ing of this record it seems apparent that Mur- phy was a fictitious person , and that Connor was the man that appellant had to move on ...
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... evidence for defendant tended to show that the presence of this guy wire in the street had been discovered some ten minutes before the collision by a motorman operat- ing an east - bound Market street car over Oakland avenue , who had ...
... evidence for defendant tended to show that the presence of this guy wire in the street had been discovered some ten minutes before the collision by a motorman operat- ing an east - bound Market street car over Oakland avenue , who had ...
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