Cases Determined by the St. Louis, Kansas City and Springfield Courts of Appeals of the State of Missouri, Volym 186E. W. Stephens., 1915 |
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... jury could take judicial cognizance that such was the fact . Yet with no evidence except that the pile was seven or eight feet high the jury was left to conjecture that from that fact alone it was dan- gerous . The burden was on the ...
... jury could take judicial cognizance that such was the fact . Yet with no evidence except that the pile was seven or eight feet high the jury was left to conjecture that from that fact alone it was dan- gerous . The burden was on the ...
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... jury to " further find from the evidence that in attempting to splice the wire it sank into and caught in said defective pulley , " where a former part of the instruction required the jury to find that the pulley was de- fective and ...
... jury to " further find from the evidence that in attempting to splice the wire it sank into and caught in said defective pulley , " where a former part of the instruction required the jury to find that the pulley was de- fective and ...
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... jury to allow damages for certain items up to a certain amount ( not ex- ceeding the amount claimed therefor in the petition ) , which amounts were greater , by $ 4.60 , than the amounts shown by the evidence , since it will not be ...
... jury to allow damages for certain items up to a certain amount ( not ex- ceeding the amount claimed therefor in the petition ) , which amounts were greater , by $ 4.60 , than the amounts shown by the evidence , since it will not be ...
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... jury as to the issues on trial . As to this we think that it need only be said that while the in- struction appears to be unnecessarily long , somewhat lacking in clearness , and should not by any means be taken as a model , we are not ...
... jury as to the issues on trial . As to this we think that it need only be said that while the in- struction appears to be unnecessarily long , somewhat lacking in clearness , and should not by any means be taken as a model , we are not ...
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... jury could find that the pulley was defective in any particular whatever . But we think that this contention cannot be upheld . The petition alleges that the pulley was " badly worn , out of repair and unfit for use , and the wire in ...
... jury could find that the pulley was defective in any particular whatever . But we think that this contention cannot be upheld . The petition alleges that the pulley was " badly worn , out of repair and unfit for use , and the wire in ...
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