Martin v. Wilson

OPINION OF THE COURT BY

ROBERTSON, C.J.

This case comes to this court on a bill of exceptions of the defendant allowed by the circuit judge as an interlocutory bill. Thirty-seven exceptions were incorporated in the bill, thirty-four of which were to instructions given to the jury, one to the denial of a motion for a nonsuit, one to the refusal to direct a verdict for the defendant, and one to the granting of plaintiff’s motion for a new trial. The jury having returned a verdict for the defendant the last exception is the only one which demands the attention of this court, and as, under the…