Marshall v. Wabash Railroad

A judgment for plaintiff upon a former trial of the cause was reversed. Marshall v. Railroad Co., 163 Mich. 88 (127 N. W. 788). It was reversed because of conduct of one of the attorneys for plaintiff and conduct of the court upon the trial. Attention was called to the treatment of a certain witness by the attorney for plaintiff and his argument to the jury as objectionable. And, as to other errors assigned, it was said no reversible error was made out. The cause has been again tried, and the record presented in this court contains more than 500 pages, including 165 assignments of error. In…