Code Practice And Precedents Embracing All Actions And Special Proceedings Unde
Code Practice And Precedents Embracing All Actions And Special Proceedings Unde
Alfred Yaple
The book Code Practice And Precedents Embracing All Actions And Special Proceedings Unde was written by author Alfred Yaple Here you can read free online of Code Practice And Precedents Embracing All Actions And Special Proceedings Unde book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Code Practice And Precedents Embracing All Actions And Special Proceedings Unde a good or bad book?
What reading level is Code Practice And Precedents Embracing All Actions And Special Proceedings Unde book?
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morris v. Faurot, 21 O. S. 155. Allowing evidence out of its order is within the discretion of the court, and if ground of error at all, it is only where it appears that a fair trial was thereby prevented. Webb v. State, 29 O. S. 351. Clause 5. Refusal to charge a proposition not appearing to be in- volved in the case is not ground of reversal. Lewis v. State, 4 O. 389; Cresingerv. Welch, 15 O. 156; Gill v. Sells, 17 O. S. 195; Lear v. McMiUen, 17 O. S. 464; Oliver v. Sterling, 20 O. S. 391 ; P...ittsburgh, etc. , E. Co, v. Fleming, 30 O. S. 480. Where a court is asked to charge a series of connected propositions, some of which are law and some not, the better course is to give so much of the charge as is sound law ; but it is not error to refuse the charge as an entirety. Inglebrigkt v. Hammond, 19 O. 337 ; French v. Millard, 2 O. 8. 44 ; Walker v. Devlin, 2 O. S. 593. If the court refuse to charge in regard to a matter as to which com- pliance with the request could not have aided the party making it, the refusal constitutes no ground of reversal.
User Reviews: