Bellissime v. M'Coy

This was an action for use and occupation. Verdict and judgment in the Circuit Court for M’Coy, defendant.

The cause is brought here by appeal. Several objections are made by the plaintiff’s counsel, in the Court below, to the admission of evidence on behalf of defendant.

None of the objections arc tenable in law. The plaintiff also prays several sets of instructions from the Court, which are refused. To decide whether these instructions refused, were refused correctly, is unnecessary.

The rule of law is, that if a party considers himself injured by the refusal of instruction, lie must show that…