Arkansas Reports: Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, at the ..., Volume 55Woodruff Print. Company, 1892 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 60
... jury was impaneled to try the right of property . The court ruled that the bur- den of proof in the whole case was upon the interpleader , to which he excepted . P. H. Norton , for the interpleader , testified : " I am the father of ...
... jury was impaneled to try the right of property . The court ruled that the bur- den of proof in the whole case was upon the interpleader , to which he excepted . P. H. Norton , for the interpleader , testified : " I am the father of ...
Page 61
... jury find from the evidence that the inter- pleader was in possession and in control of the property in dispute in this action at the time of the levy , such possession is prima facie evidence of ownership by the said interpleader ...
... jury find from the evidence that the inter- pleader was in possession and in control of the property in dispute in this action at the time of the levy , such possession is prima facie evidence of ownership by the said interpleader ...
Page 62
... jury believe from the evidence that the mules in controversy were given or conveyed by P. H. Norton to Eugene Norton for the purpose of hindering or defrauding his creditors , they will find for McNutt & Young as to both mules . After ...
... jury believe from the evidence that the mules in controversy were given or conveyed by P. H. Norton to Eugene Norton for the purpose of hindering or defrauding his creditors , they will find for McNutt & Young as to both mules . After ...
Page 64
... jury after it retired to consider of its verdict . There was but one issue , and as to it the jury had received all the instructions necessary to aid it in reaching a conclusion . To recall it for further in- struction , was more than ...
... jury after it retired to consider of its verdict . There was but one issue , and as to it the jury had received all the instructions necessary to aid it in reaching a conclusion . To recall it for further in- struction , was more than ...
Page 65
... jury may consider the fact that the charge for carrying stone between the same points is 41⁄2 cents per 100 pounds . 6. Attorney's fee . The court properly assessed an attorney's fee against defendant . Dow v . Beidelman , 49 Ark ...
... jury may consider the fact that the charge for carrying stone between the same points is 41⁄2 cents per 100 pounds . 6. Attorney's fee . The court properly assessed an attorney's fee against defendant . Dow v . Beidelman , 49 Ark ...
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