...April 11, 1907, then the plaintiff is not entitled to recover in this case." (12) "I charge you that, if you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this case that the senna forming the basis of this suit had leaves in it when delivered by the plaintiff to the transportation...

...STEWART, ante, 302) error was assigned because of the following charge, given at the plaintiff's request: "If you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this case that the conduct of the teller of the defendant bank was characterized by a reckless indifference as to...

...regularly used in the movement of interstate traffic, but at the particular time was empty. * * * Now, if you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this case that the United States have established the allegations of this count * * * then your verdict ought to be...

...control as to immediately stop it, if that becomes necessary to avert the injury ; in other words, if you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this case that the motorman saw the child on 33 Kentucky Traction & Terminal a* Owensboro City B. Co. v. Wall, Co. v. Humphrey,...

...passengers by railroads, known to careful, diligent, and skillful persons engaged in such business, and if you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this case that the deceased was a passenger on defendant's train, and while such a passenger lost his life as a direct...

...cannot recover in this case. (3) Permits the recovery of nominal damages only. (4) Affirmative charge for defendant. (5) If you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this саье that the relation of this defendant to the contract sued upon is that of guarantor, and that...

...negligence of all the defendants in order for recovery to be had against one or more to be negligent. If you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this case that all the defendants are negligent and that their negligence concurred and combined to proximately cause...

...struck by said car he used all the means at his command to prevent his car from striking Mr. Manley, then you must find for defendant. (5) If you are reasonably...and that as soon as the motorman became aware of Mr. Mauley's peril he used all the means at his command to avoid injuring him, then you must find a verdict...

...STEWART, ante. 302) error was assigned because of the following charge, given at the plaintiff's request: "If you are reasonably satisfied from the evidence in this case that the conduct of the teller of the defendant bank was characterized by a reckless indifference as to...