...principle, that when the facts are ascertained, whether the notice is reasonable or not, is a question of law for the court, and not one of fact for the jury. They also establish the point, that upon the facts in this case, the notice was not reasonable. Chitty...

...of facts dehors the deed, established by parol proof, because it is a patent ambiguity, a question of law for the Court and not one of fact for the jury. In Capps v. Holt, 5 Jones, Eq., 153, the call was for " a tract of 150 acres lying on watery branch in...

...of plaintiff as security for a loan. This fact not being disputed, left the question of conversion one of law for the court, and not one of fact for the jury. AB there was no conflict of evidence as to the time of conversion, that question became a question...

...to had the insured lived out his expectancy of life. These cases also decide that this is a question of law for the Court, and not one of fact for the jury. In this case it was shown that the plaintiff advanced the insured money to pay the premiums for a year...

...the plaintiff, but to him. 3. On the third bill of exceptions. The question of interest is a question of law for the Court, and not one of fact for the jury. Pea»e vs. Barber, 3 Gaine, 2(>(>; Liotard vs. G rares, Ib. 234; Waddington vs. United Insurance Company,...

...second appeal it was determined that the question raised was presented in such form that it became one of law for the court, and not one of fact for a jury, and the law of the state of Missouri was declared. On these pleadings the case went to trial....

...determination of that question depends entirely upon a consideration of the agreement, and hence was a matter of law for the court and not one of fact for the jury; and the quotations above set forth make it clear he thereby "made bimself personally liable." Nor is...

...out a cause of action, it need not refer to the statute, nor set out its terms. 2. It is a question of law for the court, and not one of fact for the jury, whether a person is required by statute to remove an obstruction from a highway. 3. In an action under...

...claiming a discharge under the Insolvent Act, has strictly complied with its provisions, is a question of law for the court, and not one of fact for the jury. Id. 7. STATEMENT OF LOSSES IN INSOLVENT'S PETITION.— In a contest on the ground of fraud against...

...negligence as towards him ; and. under the facts of ttiis case, we think this question is a question of law for the court, and not one of fact for the jury ; and, as these views, harmonize with the decision of the court below, its judgment must be affirmed....