Hershberger v. Lynch
9 Sadler 91 | Pa. | 1887
The complaint in this case is that the defendant’s points were not clearly answered. Those points could not well be answered without some explanation; hence, they were so qualified as to give the jury proper instructions on the law governing the case. The charge as a whole was certainly clear enough, aud by it tbe jury could not have been misled.
Judgment affirmed.
