Fillmore v. Union Pacific Railroad

Citations

• 2 Wyo. 94

Syllabus

<p>Evidence. — A party who calls out the fact that a hond is in existence, cannot complain of the production of the instrument to confirm the fact.</p> <p>Idem. — A party cannot complain that he is held to the effect of evidence which he vouches for, by producing the witnesses who gave it.</p> <p>Exceptions. — A general exception to a charge given to a jury, without specifying any supposed error, or indicating the grounds of the exception, will not be regarded by an appellate court.</p> <p>Yebdict. — Where a verdict is what it should have been, though erroneously reached, it must stand.</p>