...the appellant, coupled with the evidence of the officer of the bank upon which the check was drawn, was sufficient evidence to carry the case to the jury on the question of the existence of funds or credit to meet the check on its presentation. 2. The essential elements of the...

...from 8 to 12 miles an hour. The appellant does not dispute that the evidence was sufficient to take the case to the jury on the question of the negligence of the chauffeur, but contends that the act of the respondent in stepping Into the street and starting across...

...were not the correct way to ascertain the plaintiff's damages, it is idle to claim that there was no sufficient evidence to carry the case to the jury on the question of damages. The plaintiff may have difficulty in proving the precise amount of damage he sustained, growing...

...ought to be, of almost universal application in this country. In the present case there was abundant evidence to carry the case to the jury on the question of the failure of the railroad company to properly guard the approaches to the baggage car and to provide...

...as error, we cannot consider it here. Paul Darbrinsky's testimony, however, was sufficient to send the case to the Jury on the question of the negligence of the deceased. We have distinctly ruled that the usual and customary place for travelers using the road...

...that was thereby set for brakemen and other employes of the company. The evidence was quite sufficient to carry the case to the jury on the question of the defendant company's negligence as the proximate cause of plaintiff's injury. In Brossman v. Railroad...

...together with the evidence that slight shocks had been previously received from the lamp, was enough to carry the case to the jury on the question of the employer's knowledge of the defective insulation. 12. MASTER AND SERVANT <©=э119 — DUTY OF INSPECTION...

...the undisputed evidence showed due care in this behalf, while the minority were of the opinion that there was sufficient evidence to carry the case to the jury. On the judgment of the lower court being reversed, the plaintiff took a non-suit and instituted another action...

...respondent PER CURIAM. While the evidence in this case may be slight, we think there was sufficient to carry the case to the jury on the question of the liability of the respondent to pay the plaintiffs' claim, and that a nonsuit was accordingly improper....

...plaintiff recovered on the trial, and the judgment was allirmed by the supreme court. In tins case, аз in the case at bar, there was sufficient evidence...court should say, as a matter of law, the deceased was guHty of contributory negligence in not discovering the approach of the train, and getting out of its...