Douglass v. Blankenship

On Petition for a Rehearing.

Biddle, J.

It is strongly urged upon us that the assignment of causes in this record for a new trial is sufficient to raise the questions of law in this court. Dawson v. Coffman, 28 Ind. 220, and Bartholomew v. Langsdale, 35 Ind. 278, are cited in support of the petition. The causes in this case are assigned in the following words':

“ 3. That the court erred in reftising to give instructions asked by defendant.

“4. That the court erred in giving instructions to the jury on its own motion.” •

It will be perceived at once that these causes nowhere point out in what the…