The New York Supplement, Volume 24West Publishing Company, 1893 "Cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals, Supreme and lower courts of record of New York State, with key number annotations." (varies) |
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Page 46
... charge that , if the jury believed that the platform was lighted on the night of the accident with electric lights , testified to by defend- ants ' witnesses , the verdict must be for the defendants . The de- fendants also requested the ...
... charge that , if the jury believed that the platform was lighted on the night of the accident with electric lights , testified to by defend- ants ' witnesses , the verdict must be for the defendants . The de- fendants also requested the ...
Page 108
... charge that " if there was probable cause for making the complaint against the plain- tiff , yet if , in making it , the conductor did not act with a malicious pur- pose , or with actual malice , towards the plaintiff , the defendant is ...
... charge that " if there was probable cause for making the complaint against the plain- tiff , yet if , in making it , the conductor did not act with a malicious pur- pose , or with actual malice , towards the plaintiff , the defendant is ...
Page 109
... charge , and the requests and refusal to charge : 1. The defendant requested the court to charge that " if there was probable cause for making the complaint against the plaintiff , yet if , in making it , the conductor did not act with ...
... charge , and the requests and refusal to charge : 1. The defendant requested the court to charge that " if there was probable cause for making the complaint against the plaintiff , yet if , in making it , the conductor did not act with ...
Page 110
... charged , at plaintiff's request , " that the un- controverted evidence is that the damage was substantial , and not nominal . " The defendant urges with earnestness its excep- tion to this part of the charge , in view of the finding of ...
... charged , at plaintiff's request , " that the un- controverted evidence is that the damage was substantial , and not nominal . " The defendant urges with earnestness its excep- tion to this part of the charge , in view of the finding of ...
Page 111
... charge " that if Burritt [ the conductor ] made the charge of a criminal com- . plaint for the sole purpose of collecting a debt , and to prove him- self right , they must find malice . " This was correct . Lynch v . Railroad Co. , 90 ...
... charge " that if Burritt [ the conductor ] made the charge of a criminal com- . plaint for the sole purpose of collecting a debt , and to prove him- self right , they must find malice . " This was correct . Lynch v . Railroad Co. , 90 ...
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