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Page 35
... jury distinctly on this proposition , the judge having charged in these words : If you should get beyond this question ( to wit , the identification of the oil as made by the defendants ) , the next one which presents itself , and ...
... jury distinctly on this proposition , the judge having charged in these words : If you should get beyond this question ( to wit , the identification of the oil as made by the defendants ) , the next one which presents itself , and ...
Page 50
... jury under appropriate instructions . It was the exclusive province of the jury to determine this question , and they found it in favor of the plaintiff . The jury were aided in their investigation by a plan of the premises , verified ...
... jury under appropriate instructions . It was the exclusive province of the jury to determine this question , and they found it in favor of the plaintiff . The jury were aided in their investigation by a plan of the premises , verified ...
Page 61
... jury . Though other questions are made in argument , we do not deem it impor- tant to notice here but one of the grounds of exception . The court charged the jury , that as the notes were conceded to be in- valid as between the original ...
... jury . Though other questions are made in argument , we do not deem it impor- tant to notice here but one of the grounds of exception . The court charged the jury , that as the notes were conceded to be in- valid as between the original ...
Page 65
... jury was the full amount claimed . The defendant testified at the trial , that at the time the plaintiffs and the defendant entered into this contract the defendant had no wheat , and that the plaintiffs knew it ; but it was proved at ...
... jury was the full amount claimed . The defendant testified at the trial , that at the time the plaintiffs and the defendant entered into this contract the defendant had no wheat , and that the plaintiffs knew it ; but it was proved at ...
Page 66
... jury , that said contract was merely betting upon the price of wheat during the balance of the month of April and the month of May , and therefore a wagering contract , ' and therefore illegal and invalid as a foundation of the action ...
... jury , that said contract was merely betting upon the price of wheat during the balance of the month of April and the month of May , and therefore a wagering contract , ' and therefore illegal and invalid as a foundation of the action ...
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