...instruction to be correct, and hence properly given. 5th. Again, it is claimed the Court erred in giving an instruction to the effect that if the jury believed from the evidence that the promissory notes described in the complaint were the property pf the plaintiffs, and that they by their...

...willingness to reconvey to Guthrie at some future time. The charge of the. Court below was partially to the effect that if the jury believed from the evidence that the transuciion was substantially a mortgage, a conclusion which the existence of the subsequent lease...

...to the price of another ticket, and compensation for one day's loss of time. These instructions were to the effect, that if the jury believed, from the evidence, that the plaintiff purchased and paid for ticket Xo. 1496; but that the agent and conductor honestly believed,...

...therefore of opinion that the court erred in refusing to give instructions asked for by appellant, to the effect that if the jury believed from the evidence that the plaintiff was in the actual possession of the dwelling-house, and occupying the same as a residence,...

...the plaintiff, the court properly refused the instruction. The second refused instruction, which was to the effect that, if the jury believed from the evidence that the rules of the company forbade the engineer in its service to allow any person not in its employment...

...contends that the court erred in refusing to give, at his request, two instructions,— the first being to the effect that, if the jury believed from the evidence that the plaintiff in her deposition willfully swore falsely in regard to any material fact, then the whole...

...could not have misled the jury. The court also gave, at the instance of the defendant railway company, an instruction to the effect that if the jury believed from the evidence "that the plaintiff, for a reward, became a passenger on said street car, and was injured while being carried,...

...exceptions. On behalf of defendant, the court gave several Instructions to the jury on the theory and to the effect that if the jury believed from the evidence that the defendant rented the farm as claimed by him from Slayton by a parol contract during the year 1905 for the term...

...In the charge. "The court erred in the sixth paragraph of Its general charge to the jury, which is to the effect that if the jury believed from the evidence that the train was not stopped long enough for Copley In his physical condition, as known to the conductor,...

...to place it entitled him to recover »21,680. He did recover the sum of |8,000 and his costs, under an Instruction to the effect that. If the jury believed from the evidence that at any time between the 26th of June, 1886, und the 12th of November, 1S86, the plaintiff...