Williams v. Burrell

We deem it unnecessary for a proper decision of this case to quote the testimony at any great length in order to determine the questions presented by the petition in error and stressed by counsel in both oral argument and in their briefs. It is only necessary to note carefully the issues made by the pleadings in the case: first, on the part of the plaintiff below in. the charge made in the petition as to the negligence of the defendant; and second, to note that the defendant denied any and all negligence, and further claimed that the injuries plaintiff received were the result of his sole…