Edwards v. Cleveland Mill & Power Co.

The only necessary assignment of error for the determination of the case is to the charge of the court below, as follows: “If you shall find from the evidence that the plaintiff had stored in the warehouse of the defendant ten bales of cotton, and that during the period of such storage on or about 30 August, 1924, a fire occurred through no negligence of the defendant and without any fault of the defendant, and that the ten bales of cotton belonging to the plaintiff, along with ninety-four other bales of cotton stored in the warehouse, were burned over, the tags on the bales were burned off…