Peck v. Henderson

Appellant, in seeking here a reversal of the judgment rendered against him in the lower court, argues but three points to that end; (1) He complains that there was prejudicial error in overruling his demurrers to count 3 of the complaint; (2) that the judgment should be reversed for the giving of a single written charge, which we have lettered “A,” at plaintiff's (appellee’s) request ; and (3) that this court should hold as error the refusal of the trial court to grant his motion to set aside the verdict of the jury, and the judgment rendered thereon, and grant to him a new trial, on the…