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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 edition. Excerpt: ...Mfg. Co. v. Hockaday, 89 Va. 557, 16 S. E. 877; Gaines' Case, SS Va. 682, 14 S. E. 375; Muscoe's Case, 87 Va. 460, 12 S. E. 790; Eastern Ice Co. v. King, 86 Va. 97, 9 S. E. 506; Adams v.Hays. 86 Va. 153, 9 S. E. 1019; South West Imp. Co. v. Andrew, 86 Va. 270. 9 S. E. 1015; Wood's Case, 86 Va. 929, 11 S. E. 798; South West Imp. Co. v. Smith's Adm'r, 85 Va. 306, 7 S. E. 3%, 17 Am. St. Rep. 59; Bernard v. Railroad, 85 Va. 792, 8 S. E. 785, 17 Am. St. Rep. 103. And this is so in criminal cases. Gordon's Case, 100 Va. 825, 41 S. E. 746, 57 L. R. A. 74-4; Andrews v. Comw., 100 Va. 801, 40 S. E. 935; Mills' Case, 93 Va. 815. 22 S. E. S63; Gruvely's Case, 86 Va. 396, 10 S. E. 431; Gaines' Case, 88 Va. G82, 14 S. E. 375. Vhere exceptor's evidence does not conflict with exceptee's nor any inference reasonably to be drawn therefrom, such evidence is not waived under this section. Tucker v. Comw., 88 Va. 20, 13 S. E. 298. But where evidence is conflicting court must admit truth of exceptee's evidence, and all just inferences therefrom, and reject all exceptor's parol evidence in conflict therewith. Bell's Case, 88 Va. 365, 13 S. E. 7-12. And this is so even where one of exceptee's Witnesses admitted having made dilferent statements. Lyles' Case, 88 Va. 396, 13 S. E. 802. The mere fact that appellate court doubts correctness of verdict, or if on 1111')' would have rendered different verdict, is not sufficient to warrant it in setting verdict aside. Kimball v. Friend' -1 Adm'r, 95 Va. 143, 27 S. E. 901. It must be plainly insuflicient. Southern Ry. Co. v. Bryant's Adm'r, 95 Va. 215. 28 S. E. 183; Richardson v. Bank, 94 Va. 139, 26 S E. 413. Vvhere evidence, and not facts, is...
