...our practice by the trial judge as any other fact. The finding of the trial court on that issue'ought not to be set aside by a reviewing court, unless the...stringent rules should be applied by the reviewing court than those which govern in the consideration of motions for new trials, becanse the verdict is against...

...tried, as far as the facts are concerned, like any other issue of that character, upon the evidence. The finding of the trial court upon that issue ought...motions for new trial because the verdict is against the evidence. It must be made clearly to appear that upon the evidence the court ought to have found...

...the evidence. The finding of the trial court upon the question of fact ought not to be set aside in a reviewing court, unless the error is manifest. No...which govern in the consideration of motions for new trials because the verdict is against the evidence. 3. If a Juror is challenged for principal cause,...

...as the facts are concerned, like any other issue of that character, upon the evidence. The findings of the trial court upon that Issue ought not to be...by a reviewing court, unless the error Is manifest. * • * It must be made clearly to appear that upon the evidence the court ought to have found the...

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...tried. es far as the facts are concerned, like any other issue of that character, upon the evidence. The finding of the trial court upon that Issue ought not to be set 93 F.— 26 л side by a review-in? court, unless the error Is manifest. Xo less stringent rules should...

...had formed and expressed an opinion as to the issues to be tried, is one of mixed law and fact ; and the finding of the trial court upon that issue ought not to be set aside by a reviewing court unless it manifestly appears that, upon the evidence, the trial court ought to have found that the juror had...

...had formed and expressed an opinion as to the issues to be tried, is one of mixed law and fact ; and the finding of the trial court upon that issue ought not to be net aside by a reviewing court unless it manifestly appears that, upon the evidence, the trial court...

...tried, as far as the facts are concerned, like any other issue of that character, upon the evidence. The finding of the trial court upon that issue ought...by a reviewing court, unless the error is manifest Ко less stringent rules should be applied by the reviewing court in such a case than those which...

...among other things It is stated : "But the finding of the trial court on th» competency of a juror ought not to be set aside by a reviewing court, unless the error is mnuifest, or there is a clear abuse of discretion.'' See, also, 24 Cyc. 197, where it is said that...