Crawford v. Wittish

Citations

• 4 Pa. Super. 585
• 1897 Pa. Super. LEXIS 168

Syllabus

<p>Practice — Superior Court — Appeals—Charge of the court — Absence of points.</p> <p>Where a charge, in its general terms, was well adapted to the issues raised, and where the contention is unwarranted that only one side was presented, it is too late to complain, on appeal, of one omission in the charge concerning particular phases of the evidence, when no points were presented calling for specific instructions or asking the court to rule upon the testimony as a whole.</p>