...aiding, and assisting Ortego to kill deceased, the defendant would be guilty as a principal in his death. The evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the defendant himself may have fired the fatal shot ; but if it were otherwise, and it showed only that...

...matter. He secured a verdict for $7f>0 in the lower court, and the supreme court sustained the verdict: held that the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury In finding that the illness of the children resulted from the contamination of the water and that the company had been...

...in the charge of the court — Lee v. Wild Rice Lumber Co., 74. In a personal injury action, it is held that the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury In finding that the injury of the plaintiffs was caused by the negligence of the defendant in failing to exercise reasonable...

...that death might have been and was, in their opinion, caused by a fall and concussion of the brain. Held, that the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that death resulted from external, violent and accidental means and not from vertigo, from which disease...

...iron pin fastened to the cross bar by Mr. Hopewell, a janitor in defendant's employ. It is not denied that the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the plaintiff had suffered an injury by reason of the cover slipping from its bed when he stepped upon...

...Conn., and several other states." The court stated that the principal question at issue was whether the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the defendants must have known of the existence of the conspiracy, and after pointing out all of the channels...

...to go to his home, and get it ready for the marriage; and that the day for the marriage was fixed. Held, that the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding there was un unconditional promise to marry. 2. A judgment in an action for breach of marriage promise...

...respective witnesses upon the several points which were the subject of investigation, in our judgment the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the crown sheet and bolt heads of the boiler had been "touched up" on previous occasions ; that the boiler...

...signed," by an architect named. Chief Justice Church said: "The only question presented is whether the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the defendant had waived the production of a certificate of the architect that the buildings were completely...

...questions involved on this appeal we answer in the affirmative. That is, as we have above pointed out, the evidence was sufficient to justify the jury in finding that the oleomargarine in question was purposely made of a shade or tint of yellow. 2. We are asked to construe...