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It is only where the evidence is insufficient • to support a verdict, or where it is so weak that upon a motion for a new trial after verdict the court would feel constrained to set it aside, that the court is justified in directing a verdict.” , 195 Pac.

88 ), the facts justified submitting to the jury the question whether the negligent omission to protect the excavation was the proximate cause of the child’s death, for “proximate cause is a question of fact for the jury and may be inferred from circumstantial evidence if it is substantial.” , 195 Pac.