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· 3/24/1896

Hausen v. Citizens Insurance

Citations

  • 66 Mo. App. 29
  • 1896 Mo. App. LEXIS 6

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  • instructing discontinuance of charge that jury's duty is to return a verdict that is just and fair to all parties
  • instructing discontinuance of charge that jury's duty is to return a verdict just and fair to all parties
  • instructing discontinuance of charge that jury's duty is to return a verdict that is just and fair to all parties
  • instructing a trial judge to remove language from his charge that told the jury to reach a verdict that would represent truth and justice for all parties because such language could alter the jury's perception of the burden of proof
  • \It is axiomatic that a party cannot raise an objection to a jury charge for the first time on appeal.\

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Judges: Bond

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