...the latter on his demand on the Tuesday following, and the defendant demanded its return on that day, the plaintiff cannot recover, and the verdict must be for the defendant." The court did not so charge the jury, but substantially that if they should find all the facts claimed...

...thereof is declared to be that upon payment of any loss under said policy the insurer was entiiled at the time of payment to an assignment by the insured...should assign an interest in the deed of trust upon paymeut of the loss as therein stated, was a covenant by the assured mutual with those of the insurer...

...action, the contract was against public policy, in contravention of the Act of Assembly, and void, and the plaintiff cannot recover, and the verdict must be for the defendant. We thought proper to reserve the consideration of this point, and submitted the case to the jury to...

...contradicted, and they are gentlemen whom you no doubt know by reputation, if you believe their testimony, the plaintiff cannot recover, and the verdict must be for the defendant. Of course, their credibility is for you. If you do not believe them, your verdict would not be for...

...charges. And if it is found that upon the occurrence of the loss sued for, the insurer did offer to pav to the assured the loss in full if such assignment...instrument, and upon offer by the insurer to keep us covenants the assured was bound to stand ready and perform its covenant to assign such interest...

...principals, and, the principals having no knowledge whatever of the character or competency of the helper, the plaintiff cannot recover, and the verdict must be for the defendant." "(7) That the plaintiff having voluntarily continued to work with the helper, after knowing fully his...

...latter, on his demand, on the Tuesday following, and the defendant demanded its return on that day, the plaintiff cannot recover, and the verdict must be for the defendant." The court did not so charge the jury; but, substantially, that if they should find all the facts claimed...

...such negligence or want of ordinary care and caution on his part the accident would not have happened, the plaintiff cannot recover and the verdict must be for the defendant." 2. " If the jury shall be satisfied from the evidence that the foreman of the shop, who was the superior...

...instructions, viz.: "(1) The jury are Instructed that under the plea-dings, and all the evidence in this case, the plaintiff cannot recover. and the verdict must be for the defendant, and the Jury will so find. (4) If the jury believe that thedeathof the plaintiff's husband was caused...

...such negligence or want of ordinary care and caution on his part the accident would not have happened, the plaintiff cannot recover and the verdict must be for the defendant." 2. "If the jury shall be satisfied from the evidence that the foreman of the shop, who was the superior...