Pascoe v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad

I. The “errors relied upon for reversal” *988and the “points and propositions of law” urged in support of these error assignments are found on the thirtieth page .of the printed argument for appellant, and are preceded by 26 pages setting out testimony. It is made clear what the issues are said to be, and how they were decided. As to the first, it is said that the issues are “narrowed down to the rulings of the court on the admission and the exclusion of evidence, the ruling of the court in directing a verdict for the defendant and entering judgment for him.” When we reach the errors relied on…