Maddox v. Brown

Our view of the record in this case leads us to the conclusion that decision must hinge on the demurrer to plaintiff’s evidence and motion to nonsuit. There are' numerous exceptions to the admission of evidence; and the charge to the jury is almost completely bracketed with exceptions. We have examined the record closely in these respects and do not find in these exceptions any reason to disturb the verdict.

Our discussion of the legal sufficiency of the evidence to be submitted .to the jury, both on the question of defendant’s negligence and that of the plaintiff’s contributory negligence,…