Green v. Taney

Three questions are presented by the record, and argued by counsel. Named in inverse order, they are: First. That the cross-complaint of Taney, who was defendant below, contained causes of action which could not be joined. Second. That two issues, one legal, and the other equitable, were submitted to the jury; and that so trying an equitable question was error. Third. That the verdict of the jury was contrary to the weight of evidence.

It is questionable if there is anything in appellant’s first objection; but we will not pass upon the subject, for the reason that she is in no position to be…