75 So. 3 | Ala. | 1917
Charges 3, 4, and 1, given at the request of the plaintiff, could have well been refused for failing to hypothesize “while in the exercise of superintendence.”—Linderman v. Tenn. Co., 177 Ala. 379, 58 South. 900. Moreover, given charge 1, as found on page 6 of the record, could have been well refused for the use of the word “even.” Whether or not the deficiency in these charges was supplied by the oral charge, or other special charges, so as to cure the error in giving same, we need not decide, as the case must be reversed for other reasons.
We think that the record sufficiently shows that the case was tried on counts 8, A, and B, and that there was sufficient evidence to take counts 8 and B to the jury. Hence there was no error in refusing the general charge, requested by the defendant as to the whole complaint.
The judgment of the city court is reversed, and the cause is remanded.
Reversed and remanded.