Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volume 167 |
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Page 5
... answer was a traverse of the averments of the petition , and a statement of fact . On a trial of the case there was a directed verdict for the bank , and the Vasa Company appeals . There is no bill of evidence with the record , and so ...
... answer was a traverse of the averments of the petition , and a statement of fact . On a trial of the case there was a directed verdict for the bank , and the Vasa Company appeals . There is no bill of evidence with the record , and so ...
Page 22
... answer to a question how it happened , said that " he was following or pushing the water tank and that the car came out of the mine ( the old entry ) and caught him . " The witness did not remember whether Lewis said he was following or ...
... answer to a question how it happened , said that " he was following or pushing the water tank and that the car came out of the mine ( the old entry ) and caught him . " The witness did not remember whether Lewis said he was following or ...
Page 37
... answer were controverted by re- ply and upon the issues thus formed the case went to trial before the court and a jury in the Carlisle Circuit Court . The jury returned a verdict , under the evidence and the instructions of the court ...
... answer were controverted by re- ply and upon the issues thus formed the case went to trial before the court and a jury in the Carlisle Circuit Court . The jury returned a verdict , under the evidence and the instructions of the court ...
Page 56
... in eight paragraphs and each paragraph contains a number of items . Defendant filed an answer and counter - claim containing twenty - one para- graphs , denying the allegations of the petition , and 56 [ Vol . 167 . KENTUCKY REPORTS .
... in eight paragraphs and each paragraph contains a number of items . Defendant filed an answer and counter - claim containing twenty - one para- graphs , denying the allegations of the petition , and 56 [ Vol . 167 . KENTUCKY REPORTS .
Page 58
... answer of appellant admitted the contract , of in- surance , as contained in the policy referred to , but de- nied any liability upon the policy , or that appeilee was the owner or holder of the policy at the time of the de- struction ...
... answer of appellant admitted the contract , of in- surance , as contained in the policy referred to , but de- nied any liability upon the policy , or that appeilee was the owner or holder of the policy at the time of the de- struction ...
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