Mays v. Minnich

*518OPINION

By HORNBECK, J.

The bill of exceptions is in the form of a stipulation, wherein, in part, it is set forth that the plaintiff introduced witnesses who testified to facts tending to prove wilful and wanton misconduct on the part of the defendant as alleged in plaintiff’s petition; that the plaintiff and defendant introduced testimony tending to prove that' the defendant was guilty of ordinary negligence only, and that the defendant introduced testimony tending to prove that he was not negligent and was not guilty of wanton and wilful misconduct.

The special charges requested by the parties…