PRACTICE.     Continued,

21.  All  partii  of  a  verdict  are  to  be  lo  reoonciled,  3  it  can  reaBonably
be  done,  ■»  lo  support  the  freneml  verdict.     Id.^  574

22.  In  the  caw  presented,  this  court  holds  that  it  was  proper  io
require  the  conipiainant  to  pej  into  court  within  thirty  d^iys  the  amount
found  to  be  due  to  defendant;  that  the  requirement  was  supported  by
the  stipulation  under  which  the  acooontinsr  was  had,  and  that  as  com-
p  ainant  was  seeking  to  redeem  from  an  iiUeged  equitable  mortgage
he  mu5tt  be  regsirded  in  equity  as  bringing  the  amount  due  into  court.
Magnu9Mn  r.  CkcHaon,  581

23.  Where  a  party  mak«v  an  eif art  to  perfect  his  appeal  from  the
judgment  of  a  justice  of  the  peace  and  files  some  sort  of  a  bond,  the
Hime  can  not  be  diArai^sed  beeinae  of  imperfections  in  the  bond  until  a
rule  h:is  firi*t  been  entered  on  the  appellant  to  file  a  good  one.  Murphy
▼.  Conttol'dated  Tank  Line  Co,t  612

24.  Where  plaint iiTs  counsel  waives  the  opening  argument  and  the
defendant's  counsel  thereupon  waives  argument,  it  is  proper  for  the
court  to  refuf«  plaintiff's  counsel  the  right  to  address  the  jury.  Crea-
per  V.  Blank',  615

25.  The  verdict  of  a  jury  upon  a  question  of  fact  alone  which  has
been  fairly  submitted,  must  stand,  althousrh  it  may  appear  to  be  against
the  weight  of  evidence,  unless  it  is  apparent  oi  the  face  of  the  record
that  the  jury  were  actuated  by  passion  or  prejudice.  Shelf  on  v.
