Kroeger v. Marsh Bridge Co.

The allegations of error relate entirely to the giving of instructions, but as appellee contends that a verdict should have been directed for the defendant, and that, therefore, errors in the instructions were without prejudice, it will be necessary to state the facts disclosed in the record. This is necessary not only for the purpose of determining whether the case should have been submitted to the jury, but also, if we find the submission to have been proper, for the purpose of construing the instructions in relation to the evidence to ascertain whether in any respect there was error in…