Aspinwall v. Holland

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

Upon an examination of the charge of-the court as it appears of record, it appears therefrom that the court fully and correctly charged the principles of law which in the motion for a new trial the plaintiff alleges the court'failed to charge. The grounds of the motion containing these exceptions are therefore not true in fact. The approved charge of the court must be taken as evidence as to what the court charged, rather than the grounds contained in the motion for a new trial, although the grounds of the motion are approved by the court. Fruit Dispatch…