| Fla. | Jun 25, 1913
To a judgment against it in the sum of 1829.09, as damages as also for attorney’s fees and costs, the railroad company prosecutes this writ of error.
The transcript is clumsily prepared, but we have enough before us to show error.
The charges given by the court are so inconsistent as necessarily to confuse the jury. In one breath the jury
An examination of the bill of exceptions does not cure this error, and we can but reverse the judgment based upon this verdict.
Judgment reversed.