Childress v. Callender

In their brief of this cause, appellant’s counsel say: “ This cause is here, purely, upon the instructions given and refused. It is conceded by appellant, as a matter of law, that if the instructions complained of are right, under any conceivable state of evidence, her error assigned is not available ; and, as a matter of fact, that the evidence fully warranted each instruction, if it correctly states the law. She claims that the state of evidence, upon which these instructions were predicated, did as a matter of law demand that the instructions, asked by her and refused by the court, should…