Meyer v. Union Railroad

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• holding that a trial court should charge on a point of law when there is some factual support in the evidentiary record to support the charge
• holding that a trial court should charge on a point of law when there is some factual support in the evidentiary record to support the charge
• “The trial court indicated that it would deny the proposed point unless Union fashioned acceptable language. As Union failed to submit a revised point No. 19, the proposed point was not included in the trial court’s instructions.”

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