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Ashley v. Hill
110 So. 597
Ala. Ct. App.
1926
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fendant’s full, vision of ceptions port pistol. written quest, fort trial play ord, peal typewritten when taken in willing ever, killing, ther of said on trial. For er, to write to all of the ruling any the two said municated This motive, ness to ant to the witness Hattie tha Cole against George at the time when tain measurement constituted good-bye?” ination in the technical error in the action of the trial court in over v. It was of this any community as to how it was that the trial court did able way. action of one state’s witness to be asked whether he 1923, 7400, was a brother of another state’s low the witness So. So. discretion Appellant’s [1] We [4] We can see no [5] The State, there 709; trial. language discussion from we canuot undertake shoot, form. White where it did not bestowed the verdict returned two court was a testimony counsel There was no error in we think it defendant’s wonderful amount charges given testify She on the reserved only a Shumate v. carefully worded, find therein law allowing requested very the trial court Husch course question put argument say reposed purpose on another hold as seems to us to be brief and sought denied Ala. witnesses Standing governing no witnesses this reason threat or used fact, counsel have in on their client’s cause. How- voluminous carefully very in comparatively tended of interest connection on their 65, gave the nature objection to it did not or reason for written State, testify any us, error the action of the accurate and contentions made as to State, 95 So. 655. prejudicial argument. ample State, him prove appear at the defendant’s re Gray, in occasion, the said Bertha Cole to show ill abuse the had seen such cases as the one alone, trial seem to not, sense, in connection with the came to read the entire rec refusing alone, in by refusing oral really briefs, pages refusing interested charge , filed on this existing an alibi. evidence 209 Ala. “What did Ber but we are un accused. allowing painstaking witness Weams jury every pro few of the to his uncom charge hypercritical. or witness, made at deceased. error in the reserving title, Joe told make the defend cross-exam his actions. measure outcome for no of the fair to the which there was will, I. a threat certainly addressed ASHLEY v. we to allow 274, whether between give call that ei 546, to closely put a wit many trial court. to al a cer think Byrd (21 sup oth dis- any her 100 may de ef- 96 in erty the wounds. low defendant test Watson v. So. erly qualified App. the basis of his Ala. upon the Ala. and part 2. the briefs and free ly impeaching $75 der tradictory. those matters deemed torney’s fees under conditions named therein sit der rors are have had a fair Soutoula v. 1. *1 HILL [9] No We have [6, by jury. Trial Trial Chattel go. Opinion Count Issues in If chattel Count whole appellant 646.1 The count in due under this the conclusion of based on statements made of amount due. 50, App. 408, from 7] The 364. occurred, § The trial ASHLEY v. exist at &wkey;330(4). the res &wkey;330(4). influenced prejudicial extent the &wkey;>48(l). in itself to in State, due, mortgages error. The Extended arguments amade . character witness was assumpsit witness, based on detinue, Humber v. State detinue, mortgage note, reserving under Code State, 98 So. 705. time of Nov. should be determined which we do not question 20 trial. gestae. should be and is testify show in the state. We have treated suggestion HILL. the sound Ala. thereby. count and thorough in 23, connection with the cross-examination error can be 102 So. a claiming personal note, by her, the witness filed both fees assumpsit to allow self-serving If Ápp. appellant appears physician, Rehearing Sexton Stone slight us and verdict result of the ou on ou issues iu his discretion 372, 102 of ascertainment note is examination of not which (Ala. App.) mortgage note, 151, § v. qualification technical er- on the state to v. 9467. amount due affirmed. 241.) under Code fatality by seeking apparently assert, predicated was Denied State, acts done behalf State, separate- 26, were no self-con- So. assump- allowed for at- title to So. finding prop prop- 1926. note, trial 492; Ala. note able 603 un- un- al we cases see ail <^>For p. Ante, *2 ALABAMA APPELLATE REPORTS

firmed. or where it is judgment by appellate personal property cover in detinue.” would either where inue” held complaint fendant, immaterial. ed, affirmed. ty; under section 9467 of the pellee. without lows: fendant additional 8. Trial cite where evidence is 398; I-Iendley J.. tion as to the entire 7. Detinue on, referring as set out in debt was for was then property only. 6. Witnesses sumpsit, brought by second count declared on the cent, penalty “The fact that defendant Action with counts in detinue and in as- mortgage note, which also was Counsel Hugh Reed, Counsel discuss the SAMFORD, Costs Appeal Ashley. Affirmative That Instruction that Question W. W. held Peters O. McCord §6153). held, <&wkey;>l43. appeals. Corrected, and, 1923, 6153, providing citing jury <&wkey;>260(l) required and error was in properly permit purchase money argue Haralson, Judge. will not Judgment properly refused to &wkey;>275(6). to other in detinue found Nolen, J. on affirmance of 'substantially the note. This authorities. charges & corrected and affirmed than value “plaintiff Chabert, conflicting. Center, refused as plaintiff Son, permit on affirmance of &wkey;>l070(l). —Statute for indebtedness render is reversed and excluded, M. L. Hill The first reversed and questions raised, upon mortgage defendant, claimed certain and Code of plaintiff, on cross-examina- Gadsden, properly providing recovery Cherokee Coun- promise misleading. for 10 and not to de- irrelevant, appellant. sued for until be indebted to the note sued against since as correct- authorized as 1923, pro- rately by rendered, and de- t refused, plaintiff and af- in det- money to re- apply, sued causes of action arise out does responding pay fol- been but per W. the amount from a it could to chattels tels in the claim $118.50. When the defendant therein, and the facts show that tion thereupon or related tained under the torney’s fees, under certain conditions named were found under and ex contractu viding counts therefore ascertainment dered responding note. The same evidence Therefore a verdict ceeding 7400 of the Code Of its In such cases the issue separately due found for an due on the ditions existed at the time of such Code of the court complaint due. plaintiff conditional amount due on the count 1 of the which it been the same amount for which self-contradictory. der 1923, complaint suggested action or [3] If the instrument [2] value at authority d provided brought The claim under attorney’s part In this case the each The verdict for answer to (cid:127) for specie, simple 1923, may under count Whatever was due relate to the arose out of the same transaction render a to the second count should be determined to the first note under count sale, required of the Code thereupon due. on the debt as secured complaint thereby the same damages suit for the for under section 7400 of the plaintiff the verdict joining adduced, fees became a and ascertained the the amount due on the were section count note was as claim count to do note, and, mortgage. proper ascertaining plaintiff Where this is to ascertain the amount the first upon properly defendant, acting $98.50. of actions ex on the second- became the under this same same count, subject-matter; both counts of the and the evidencing may “proper judgment,” even as to both counts. the count possession of the same sued under the verdict judgment. under ascertaining giving made, The verdict subject-matter. if the suit had be determined found for the- legally bringing suit, suggested under section in the sum of count oí the as a Further should the amount coprt court ren count 1 as those con where the issues upon judgment, done, was on a count the title ignoring changed and the duty of chat amount sugges delicto count, ascer trans- sepa shall pro also- at of' Digests and Indexes other cases see same in all tonic ©toFor 'plaintiff immaterial. This, however, tween defendant. The the court could not sion er suit and execution. examination, first count is under because, property must dict under the second count amount of the debt ascertained under the reduced the defendant case If, ment. der the first ed the tiff ecution the $118.50, ages hence, responding to the first bound that a court must enter a ing judgments dered go by and ordered execution have been that was of judgment jury, ascertained had been less the gether Under the [5] It is true than the value of the on together no further other; both repossessed here. that the amount of the debt was then the referred to other the amount assessed by the second debt with the costs would Code issued, by when the might rendered not to other rendering in such under, as least, misleading. that The whereas judgment count for as ascertained with all one first bu-t ex and second by value fixed sued for and an sued for as fixed adjudge voluntarily they responding sued for as assessed judgment cannot be then the debt is have a become that the hand, amount. If, be that of the amount assessed the second count would be while the property only, judgment a case after now stand REEVES s. had, jury, together judgment necessitate, costs, proceed property, 1923 should the alternate its value. writ arrived at the conclu then on that count should would have he was by is fixed This at his counts, would also the debt as issue. than tHe value But such is not judgment protect- by judgment is a satisfy defendant, was, dependent upon sued for the court could paid, irrelevant One the on the verdict distringas execution debt due & reason of second by the value and the ver must render and cost of and not to Addie the amount affirmed. conflict be Upon Proceeding- CO. for, the would either value assessed pear election. protect- provide for the V. great cross- plain- $118.- costs, these judg- jury; dam- or ment in ren- PINE HILL The the was in to- is- -whom plaintiffs Motion deceased Mercantile individual upon, dent’s administrator, by plaintiffs ty ; cause tach, penalty abate the appeal. Abatement pellant versed and ruled. was forced in accordance with this appeals ference is one J. S. REEVES & fendant to and affirm in the instant case is the if the dered. The sues 6153 of the rected to were affirmative *3 ' sued to and served in 12 months of decedent’s death as condition quires 1923,§ Opinion extended, and Let Corrected and affirmed. reviving in the case was the CANTILE CO. et conformity administrator within months of dece- be revived in name of administratrix of Charges Rehearing- death, Byars judgment had estate MERCANTILE CO. individual and costs conflict, in which the notice 1923, 5716, party N. Y. Life Ins. Co. v. favor appeal. 5716). defend Horton, Judge. preserve appellee cause as to clerk Mrs. plaintiff. and revival partners Company, partnership, J. S. Reeves & a as condition entitled, suit and mere party’s appeal was insufficient. of form of Addie administratrix of his estate. of Denied Nov. and charges, were Parris CO. v. partners against is taxed with the upon, and Parris and 1923 does not death and been reversed and ren to this court. right or is concerned. To correct judgment Byars, her was requires t&wkey;75(I)— issued court al. Byars, deceased, foregoing, penalty only, administrator be substituted and, application PINE indebtedness of de- to obtain administrator Co., reviving to which the Lawrence Coun- 23, 1926.) defend enter administratrix as the evidence to, so far as the notice to refused. granted, HILL MER- partnership, is either that section Byars, Statute and served Reese, defendant, Pine of record suit judgment the costs is over- So. with- judg- Mrs. Hill and cor dif ap re- re is- as <©t»For cases see same all

Case Details

Case Name: Ashley v. Hill
Court Name: Alabama Court of Appeals
Date Published: Oct 26, 1926
Citation: 110 So. 597
Docket Number: 7 Div. 241.
Court Abbreviation: Ala. Ct. App.
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