McLeod Bros. & Co. v. Wilson Bros.

1. That an action was prematurely brought constitutes no cause for a new trial, when no defense on this ground was in any manner made or insisted upon at the trial of the case.

2. There was no abuse of discretion in refusing, on the cross-examination of a witness, “to allow questions repeated that had been asked and fully answered.”

3. It is improper for a judge, when requested to charge a jury in writing, to remark that requests of this kind “ were never made except when counsel were angry with the court,” and ‘1 that there was no excuse for such request when there was a stenographer to report…