Instructions which are mere repetition of

those already given. 4-1509.

on what matters necessary or proper.
Limiting to issues or proof. 4-478, 1509.
Refusal of instruction submitting immate-

rial questions to jury. 4-1434.
Failure to instruct upon issues not raised
by the pleadings. 4-731.
Ignoring issues which are in the case and
supported by evidence. 4-1235.
Right of one voluntarily appearing before
the grand jury investigating charges
against him to instruction, on subse-
quent prosecution for perjury, that
his testimony before the grand jury
could not be considered unless free-
ly and voluntarily given. 4-1308.
Instruction in murder case that mere

presence at time of murder was not
sufficient to justify conviction. 4-1509.
Instructing jury that damages must be
apportioned in accordance with their
findings respecting the title where
question of title arises between con-
demnor and condemnee. 4-619.
Charge on circumstantial evidence in
prosecution for abortion where pros-
ecuting witness testifies fully as to
conduct of accused. 4-347.

Duty to state distinction between gross
and ordinary negligence. 4-1185.

4 A.L.R.-112.