...defendant, twelve of which were rejected, one conceded, and the remaining seven granted. Under the view we take of the case, it will not be necessary to consider all of the exceptions. It cannot be doubted that a knot, which was discovered after the accident, in...

...was in the Supreme Court undetermined at the time this suit was tried in the District Court. From the view we take of the case, it will not be necessary to consider in detail each of these alleged errors nor will we consider them in the order presented by counsel...

...and respondent Hammond Lumber Company, and their respective rights as such redemptioners". Under the view we take of the case, it will not be necessary to consider appellant's claim that the Hammond Lumber Company did not acquire the rights of a "redemptioner" and...

...corporation, and that the appellant's defense under a law of the United States was not set forth. In the view we take of the case it will not be necessary to cjnsider tlrfirst of these objections. Neither will we notice the defect in the petition, caused by...

...whereby so much friction and heat were created that the cotton being ginned suddenly took fire. In the view we take of the case it will not be necessary to further discuss the cause of the cotton being set on fire as we grant that the evidence is sufficient...

...given and refused and error is assigned largely upon the court's action in that respect, but in the view we take of the case it will not be necessary to discuss that. Hodkinson v. Machinery Co. As far as the essential facts of the case are concerned, there...

...no conflict in the evidence, and the question must therefore be determined as matter of law. In the view we take of the case, it will not be necessary to discuss all the points raised by appellant. It cannot be held that the use of the set-screw in this...