The New York SupplementWest Publishing Company, 1894 - Law reports, digests, etc "Cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals, Supreme and lower courts of record of New York State, with key number annotations." (varies) |
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Page 9
This case was , we think , submitted to the jury in a charge very carefully in
accord with the principles established by the cases above cited . The jury was
instructed that the profits of the year during which the plaintiff had the benefit of
his ...
This case was , we think , submitted to the jury in a charge very carefully in
accord with the principles established by the cases above cited . The jury was
instructed that the profits of the year during which the plaintiff had the benefit of
his ...
Page 23
Both of these questions were therefore issues to be litigated in this case , and
both were questions for the jury . The defendant's motions for a nonsuit and for
the direction of a verdict were therefore properly denied ; but for the same
reasons it ...
Both of these questions were therefore issues to be litigated in this case , and
both were questions for the jury . The defendant's motions for a nonsuit and for
the direction of a verdict were therefore properly denied ; but for the same
reasons it ...
Page 79
If he does not , the cnly judgment can be that the case be sent to a jury for trial
upon the question of damages . Judgment accordingly . ( 75 Hun , 309 . )
HELMER V . MINOT . ( Supreme Court , General Term , Fifth Department .
January 18 ...
If he does not , the cnly judgment can be that the case be sent to a jury for trial
upon the question of damages . Judgment accordingly . ( 75 Hun , 309 . )
HELMER V . MINOT . ( Supreme Court , General Term , Fifth Department .
January 18 ...
Page 87
At the close of the evidence , each of the parties asked the court for direction of a
verdict , and the defendant's counsel requested the court to submit to the jury the
questions whether the plaintiff was owner of the claim , and whether it had not ...
At the close of the evidence , each of the parties asked the court for direction of a
verdict , and the defendant's counsel requested the court to submit to the jury the
questions whether the plaintiff was owner of the claim , and whether it had not ...
Page 91
No witnesses were called by the defendant as to the rate of speed of the car , or
to contradict or to explain the evidence given in behalf of the plaintiff , and ,
without quoting it , we think there was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the
car ...
No witnesses were called by the defendant as to the rate of speed of the car , or
to contradict or to explain the evidence given in behalf of the plaintiff , and ,
without quoting it , we think there was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the
car ...
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