...that Lawson was the ownet of the note collected, he was not thereby discharged, but was still liable. To the refusal of the court to charge as requested, and to the charge as given, the defendant excepted. The court charged the jury, that if they should find for plaintiff, they should...

...in the case, and of course the credibility of that evidence is exclusively for the consideration of the Jury." To the refusal of the Court to charge as requested, and to the charge of the Court as given to the Jury, the counsel for the plaintiff excepted, and now assigns the same...

...including requests for a peremptory instruction, and the ex1916] MARX v. FIRE INS. Co. 501 ceptions to refusal of the court to charge as requested and to the charge as given raise three points urged in this court. The first point is that the land contract is absolutely void,...

...roamed over it. * All the remaining assignments of error, which we shall notice, relate to the refusals of the court to charge as requested, and to the charge as given. The substance of the several requests, stated in their logical order, was, First, that the terms "Indians...

...benefits she had obtained and might have obtained under it." The defendant cxcepted to the refusal by the court to charge as requested, and to the charge as given. The plaintiff's bill of particulars was evidently framed upon two distinct theories : 1. That, there...

...plaintiff "on trial. To the decision of the court overruling the motion to dismiss, and to the omission of the court to charge as requested, and to the charge as given, the defendant excepted. The jury returned a verdict for plaintiff. - — A. Hurt and A. 0. Aldis for...

...offeringatthe same time to amend the traverse so as to include it. The Court refused to give these charges, and to the refusal of the Court to charge as requested, and to the charges given by the Court, the plaintiffs counsel excepted, and assigned the same as error. DOUGHERTY,...

...by the Supreme Court. Whereupon the Defendants appealed to this Court. GKOVEK, J. — The exceptions to the refusal of the Court to charge as requested, and to the charge as given, fairly I think raise the question whether, if a railroad company in the construction of its road finds...

...has one-eighth or more of negro or African blood in his veins, before you can find for the Plaintiff. To the refusal of the Court to charge as requested, and to the charge as given, the Defendant then and now excepts and assigns the same for Error. For as much as the matters and things...

...court charged, that the defendant was liable for such injury. Exception was taken by the defendant to the refusal of the court to charge as requested, and to the charge made. These exceptions present the questions made upon the argument. The main contention on the trial,...