Puterbaughs Chancery Pleading And Practice a Practical Treatise On the Forms
Puterbaughs Chancery Pleading And Practice a Practical Treatise On the Forms
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" Forming an issue. — The court may direct an issue to be tried by the jury, as the same may be made up by the plead- ings. And it would tend to promote justice, and aid the court in it^i decree, if the jury were instructed to find on each issue raised by the pleadings and proof, instead of finding a general verdict. (/) The issues, if there be more than one, should be distinct and explicit, presenting in each a single question, so clearly that it cannot be misunderstood by the jury, and their ...verdict should be responsive to each, (m) No. 184. Order directing issues of fact to he tried hy a jury in a divorce suit.
{Caption, and title of caiise as in No. 79, ante, page 198. ) It is ordered that upon the pleadings filed in this cause, the following issues of fact be submitted to and tried by the jury, to wit : 1. Has the defendant committed adultery subsequently to his marriage with the complainant, in manner and form as charged in the bill ?
2. Has the defendant been guilty of extreme and repeated cruelty towards the complainant, in manner and form, as charged in the bill ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Forming an issue. — The court may direct an issue to be tried by the jury, as the same may be made up by the plead- ings. And it would tend to promote justice, and aid the court in it^i decree, if the jury were instructed to find on each issue raised by the pleadings and proof, instead of finding a general verdict. (/) The issues, if there be more than one, should be distinct and explicit, presenting in each a single question, so clearly that it cannot be misunderstood by the jury, and their ...verdict should be responsive to each, (m) No. 184. Order directing issues of fact to he tried hy a jury in a divorce suit.
{Caption, and title of caiise as in No. 79, ante, page 198. ) It is ordered that upon the pleadings filed in this cause, the following issues of fact be submitted to and tried by the jury, to wit : 1. Has the defendant committed adultery subsequently to his marriage with the complainant, in manner and form as charged in the bill ?
2. Has the defendant been guilty of extreme and repeated cruelty towards the complainant, in manner and form, as charged in the bill ?
What to read after Puterbaughs Chancery Pleading And Practice a Practical Treatise On the Forms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabin D Sabin Don Puterbaugh to read onlineMoreLess
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