Rivers v. City of Gainesville

For former decisions in this cause see Rivers v. City of Gainesville, 106 Fla. 267, 143 So. 235; 107 Fla. 774, 144 So. 481.

At the close of the plaintiff’s evidence, and on motion, the Court directed a verdict for the defendant upon which judgment was rendered. The plaintiff took writ of error.

• The statute provides that “Upon the trial of all cases in the several courts of this State * * * if, after all the evidence shall have been submitted on behalf of the plaintiff in any civil case, * * * it is apparent to the judge * * * that no evidence has been Submitted upon which the jury could…