...duty, although the accident happened in the company's yard. "We think the facts in this case are such that the court should have submitted to the jury the question whether the pathway had been so used by the public in order that the jury might determine whether Carter was a...

...insane person is not a defense to actions on any other contract, so far as we know. Under the evidence, th'e. court should have submitted to the jury the question whether the assured voluntarily killed himself while sane. W« intimate no opinion as to what should be the rule...

...picked up by a child in the barn yard. Under the testimony, which is fully stated in the opinion, it is held that the court should have submitted to the jury...whether the cap which caused the injury was one of those defendant had in his possession. —Eckart v. Kiel, 114. 4. The court should have submitted to the...

...was picked up by another child in the barnyard, it was held in Eckart v. Kiel (1913) 123 Minn. 114, 143 NW 122, 4 NC CA 311, that the court should have...in McTighe v. Johnson (1917) 114 Miss. 862, 75 So. 600, it was held that road contractors might be found guilty of negligence in placing explosives used...

...testified that he never received any notice of protest. On this state of the evidence defendant claims that the court should have submitted to the jury the question whether the notice was in fact deposited in the post office, as certified by the notary. Evidence that a communication...

...exist, and excluded the proffered testimony. The defendant assigns error to the rulings, and contends that the court should have submitted to the jury the question whether or not such relation existed. [1] The plaintiff testified that a doctor in Morenci treated him: that...

...he was not compelled to answer. ( The State v. Kornstett, 62 Kan. 221, 61 Pac. 805.) The complaint that the court should have submitted to the jury the question whether Inman's statements had been extracted by fear or induced by hope of benefits is without merit. Counsel...