Mincey v. Goode Construction Co.

The appellant did not except to the admission or rejection of evidence or to the instructions given the jury, hut before the judgment was signed he made a motion to set aside the answer to the second issue on the two grounds that it was against the weight of the evidence and that there was no evidence to support it.

The first objection, which was addressed to the sound discretion of the trial court, was not presented on the argument here; but the appellant insisted on the proposition that if there was no evidence to support the second issue the answer thereto should have been set aside as a…