United States v. Fancher
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
• HUTCHESON, Circuit Judge.
Appealing from a judgment on a verdict for plaintiff in a war risk insurance case, the United States assigns three errors; (1) The refusal to direct a verdict for it for want of evidence of total and permanent disability while the policy was in force; (2) the District Judge’s comment that the soldier’s declaration at discharge that he had no disability was so manifestly incorrect that the jury need not give themselves any particular concern ■ about it; (3) his statement in the charge that “under the evidence in the case such disability as this plaintiff may have I…
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