...erroneous In several particulars, and constitute a charge with respect to matters of fact: (1) "(a) The opinions of expert witnesses are entitled to such...give them. You may accept or reject such opinions ae you may accept as true or reject as false nny other facts in the case." "(b) The jury are instructed...

...erroneous in several particulars and constitute a charge with respect to matters of fact : 1. "(a) The opinions of expert witnesses are entitled to such...or reject as false, any other facts in the case." " (b) The jury are instructed that the opinions of the witnesses as experts are merely advisory, and...

...cannot recover." Both of these Instructions were refused hy the court, and the defendants duly excepted. The court gave the jury the following instruction : "The court Instructs the jury that, If they believe from the evidence in this case that the plaintiff's distillery was seized and held...

...under the evidence, the plaintiff is clearly entitled to judgment. The errors assigned are — 1. That the court gave the jury the following instruction : "The court instructs the jury that it was the duty of the defendant to have the car of lumber inspected immediately on its arrival, and...

...instruction in which it was contained, the following instruction was conceded to be correct: "1. (a) The opinions of expert witnesses are entitled to such...or reject as false, any other facts in the case." It is unnecessary to quote the entire instruction first above mentioned which the court had under consideration...

...err in refusing to admit this testimony. [8] It is finally contended that the court erred in giving the jury the following instruction : "The court instructs the jury that the final judgment in this proceeding will forever bar each respondent, aud all persons holding under such'...

...given, and Its refusal was prejudicial error. [8] The court at the request of the state's attorney gave the Jury the following Instruction: "The court instructs the jury that before a . defendant can avail himself of the defense of an alibi, the proof must cover the whole of...

...regarded by the trial judge as a question of fact, and one of almost controlling importance, because he gave the jury the following instruction : — "The court instructs the jury that unless said bonds were at the time of said fire held by the Maryland Surety & Trust Company as collateral...

...pertinent to the case at bar. On the trial of the case, the court, on the motion of the plaintiffs, gave the jury the following instruction: "The court instructs the jury that in ordinary dealings a factor must obey his principal's orders as to prices and sales, but if he advances...

...testimony in that regard. In such circumstances the defendant Slack requested the court to give to the jury the following instruction: "The court instructs the jury that the witness Johnson is an accomplice in the commission of the offense charged in the information herein...