Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volume 39; Volume 146 |
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... statement of the facts of this case , see 135 Ky . , 515 . The failure to define the word " customary " in an instruction with reference to the giving of signals , does not render it faulty where the meaning was explained to the jury ...
... statement of the facts of this case , see 135 Ky . , 515 . The failure to define the word " customary " in an instruction with reference to the giving of signals , does not render it faulty where the meaning was explained to the jury ...
Page 51
... statement in the contract setting out how much property the husband had and by appellant's admission that she knew . Being of the opinion that the evidence failed to show that the contract was obtained by fraud on the part of R. C. ...
... statement in the contract setting out how much property the husband had and by appellant's admission that she knew . Being of the opinion that the evidence failed to show that the contract was obtained by fraud on the part of R. C. ...
Page 60
... statement that R. H. Childers ever made to appellant that might be considered as in- ducing him to purchase stock ... statements made by Robert Childers , but , assuming that he was , there is no evidence showing that he was misled or ...
... statement that R. H. Childers ever made to appellant that might be considered as in- ducing him to purchase stock ... statements made by Robert Childers , but , assuming that he was , there is no evidence showing that he was misled or ...
Page 61
... statement that he had the money in the hands of the railroad company . Hall let him have the three dollars . Appellant also told Hall that when the check came , he would sign it and turn it over to Hall who could take out of it whatever ...
... statement that he had the money in the hands of the railroad company . Hall let him have the three dollars . Appellant also told Hall that when the check came , he would sign it and turn it over to Hall who could take out of it whatever ...
Page 83
... statements as true was thereby induced to trade , to said Daize Watson his said horse , whereas , in truth and in fact said pretense and statement that the horse of said Watson was sound in every respect was false and untrue , and said ...
... statements as true was thereby induced to trade , to said Daize Watson his said horse , whereas , in truth and in fact said pretense and statement that the horse of said Watson was sound in every respect was false and untrue , and said ...
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