Jordan v. Blackwelder

The 'appellant’s first exception and assignment of error is directed to the refusal of the .trial judge to sustain her motion for judgment as of nonsuit to the cross-action, interposed ,at the close of the evidence of the original defendants 'and renewed at the close of all tbe evidence.

In our opinion, when the evidence is considered in. the light, most favorable to the original defendiapts, as it must be on motion for non-suit of their cross-action, it is sufficient to -carry the case to.the jury, ■and we ©o bold.

The .appellant’s fourth .assignment of error is to that portion of the court’s…