Beitler v. Rudkin

The first four reasons of appeal relate to the charge, and the remaining reason to the action of the court upon the motion to set aside the verdict.

The first assignment is directed to the charge as a whole, in not presenting all the issues to the jury; that it was inadequate and not a sufficient guide to the jury on all the questions of law; that it was too broad, contained matters of law which were “too far fetched,” and did not apply to the issues in said case.

This does not comply with our rule, is not a proper assignment of error, and does not merit our consideration. It should be…