Freed v. Carlson

I. Insufficiency of the evidence to sustain a verdict in appellee’s favor is not made a ground for reversal. All of the propositions relied upon for -reversal are based upon alleged errors committed by the court in its charge to the jury. Although appellee’s cause ^ ae^Qn jg aUege(J 0lie ground of. the petition, which was amended before, and again at the time of the trial, the court required her to elect whether she would proceed upon the allegations of seduction only, or upon her cause of action for the alleged breach of promise of marriage, with seduction as aggravation of damages. She…