111 Neb. 565 | Neb. | 1924
This case is before us on the second appeal. The issues are fully set forth in Harris v. Central Power Co., 109 Neb. 500. On the first trial the court directed a verdict in favor of defendant. Plaintiff appealed and the judgment was reversed. On the second trial the court, excepting in one particular which will be noted later, submitted the cause to the jury under the rules announced in the former opinion. From a verdict and judgment in favor of plaintiff, defendant appeals. ■
In an able brief, appellant presents the law which he conceives to be applicable to the case and earnestly insists that we again review the opinion heretofore written and an
One other matter is urged for our consideration. It is claimed that instruction No. 15 is inconsistent with instruction No. 17, and appellant says these two instructions cannot be reconciled. Perhaps this is true, but instruction No. 17 is a correct statement of the law as announced in our former opinion. If either instruction is erroneous it is instruction No. 15, and, if prejudicial to either party, it is prejudicial to plaintiff, who is not complaining. “An instruction given by a court to the trial jury, which, if wrong, could not have been prejudicial to the party' complaining, will not be examined upon a hearing on appeal.” Nichols & Shepard Co. v. Steinkraus, 83 Neb. 1.
The record is found free from error and the judgment is
Affirmed.