Supreme Court of Pennsylvania February 23, 1875, No. 227 (Tenbrooke v. Jahke)

Mr. Justice Passoít

delivered the opinion of the court,

We do not find any serious error in either of the first six specifications. The seventh refers to the refusal of the learned judge to answer the points submitted to him by the counsel of the plaintiff. We think such refusal was error. The sixth and seventh points were not answered in the general charge, and should have been affirmed.