Gowen v. Glaser
10 A. 417, 2 Sadler 250
Opinion
No point was made in thé trial as to any contributory negligence on the part of the plaintiffs below. The question was then not even mooted. It was not error to omit to rule on a question that neither party presented or suggested. Every question of negligence that was raised was correctly presented to the jury.
[258] We see no error in the admission of evidence, nor in answer» to the points.
Judgment affirmed.
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