Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank v. McCambridge

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• finding that an appellate court may review a second motion for directed verdict in view of all the evidence
• “Where a defendant makes a motion at the close of plaintiff’s case for a directed verdict, if he desires to save his point, he must introduce no evidence. But if he puts in his evidence and desires a directed verdict, he must make a second motion for a directed verdict.”

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