Nalbantian v. United States

(after stating the facts as above).

In view of the conclusion we have reached concerning the state of the evidence bearing upon appellant’s total disability, it is unnecessary to specifically state or discuss the several errors upon which appellant relied for reversal. At the close of the testimony, appellee moved the court to direct a verdict in its favor. Inasmuch as we believe this motion should have been granted, errors, if any, which appear in the charge were not prejudicial. Likewise, the rulings on the admission or rejection of evidence to which appellant excepted'were nonprejudicial,…