...into an analysis of the testimony, and to specify more particularly than we have already done, why the verdict should be set aside, and a new trial granted, because it is contrary to law and evidence. Judgment reversed. BURGE et al. vs. HAMILTON et al., executors....

...and the opinion of the judge presiding at the trial. The COUBT, all the judges concurring, were of opinion that the verdict should be set aside, and...questions of this kind. But where it appears that a notary does not depend upon his own knowledge, as to so important and leading a fact as that of an indorser...

...Instructions and assurance of safety were given by Mr. Snodgrass, as testified to by the plaintiff, that the verdict should be set aside, and a new trial granted, because the plaintiff could, by the exercise of due care, have seen the danger, and could have avoided the accident,...

...had been no change in the stacking of the lumber. 2. One ground of the motion for a new trial sets up that the verdict should be set aside, and a new trial granted, because the city court of Amerlcus had no jurisdiction to try the case. This is not a proper ground of a motion...

...that of the guilt of the accused. The conviction depended entirely upon circumstantial evidence, and the verdict should be set aside and a new trial granted because of the failure of the trial judge to charge the law relative to the degree of proof necessary to convict...

...the plaintiff, the city is liable for damages resulting from such condition. [5] It is nest contended that the verdict should be set aside and a new trial granted because the verdict is so grossly excessive as to clearly indicate that it is the result of prejudice or passion...