...executors. By Mrs. Stewart the wine was delivered to a wine merchant, who sold it and paid her the proceeds. The counsel for the defendant requested the Court to charge the jury, that the action would not lie, because the principals alone, the house of Le Mar, Hill, Bisset &? Co.,...

...evidence. The defendant objected, but the court admitted it, and sealed another bill of exceptions. The defendant requested the court to charge the jury, that if they believed the subscribing witnesses were procured by W. Gougler, to put their names as witnesses to the bill, without...

...execution, in favour of James Platt* against the said Waggoner, directed to him, as constable of Alburgh. The counsel for the defendant requested the Court to charge the jury, that if the property was sold to McNiei, and remained in the same situation, upon the farm of Waggoner,...

...action ; the other to the instructions when the jury came in not agreed. We will dispose of this first. The defendant requested the Court to charge the jury, that, if they doubted about the fact, they must find for the defendant. This the Court refused; and correctly too,...

...The opinion states the case. Edward S. Rapallo for appellant LA Gould for respondent. PER CURIAM. — The counsel for the defendant requested the court to charge the jury that although there were no seats inside the car and people were standing therein, yet Case stated....

...objection and signed a bill of exceptions. After the counsel for the plaintiff had concluded his cause, the counsel for the defendant requested the court to charge the jury, that the proper construction of the act of assembly of 2d April 1830, entitled " a supplement to the...

...from the year 1824 down to the time of the trial of the cause. The defendant's counsel requested the Court to charge the jury, that if they believed the defendant was a resident freeholder of Mobile county, at the time the several writs were issued in Marengo county...

...defendant took those brick before or after Cutter and Johnson agreed to abandon so much of their contract. The defendant requested the court to charge the jury, that if they believed a contract existed for the brick between plaintiffs and Johnson, and for the drawing between Johnson...

...Jury took upon themselves to decide the law against his charge, it could not be reversed if wrong. The counsel for the defendant requested the Court to charge the jury, that if they entertained a reasonable doubt as to the meaning of the statute in this case, they ought to acquit...

...sued for, and almost all, was money advanced on the faith of the contract. On this state of facts, the counsel for the defendant requested the court to charge the jury, that the plaintiff could not recover Arthur vs. Saunders, &.c. for the money so advanced, insisting...