Tilghman v. Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

Clark, 0. J.

A large number of the assignments of error have been abandoned by failure of the appellant to make any argument or reference thereto in its brief. Eule 34. This is as it should be. During the progress of the cause counsel, out of the abundance of caution, necessarily take a great many exceptions which on fuller examination cannot be sustained, and in such case they should neither clog the brief nor divert the attention of the Court from the vital errors alleged therein. One vital error is sufficient to secure a new trial, and there is no necessity of urging a large number of…