GANTT, J. (dissenting).- — -The principal opinions are unwilling to admit that there is an exception to the rule that “the burden of proof abides with the plaintiff throughout the entire trial.” They resort to fiction. In the trial of an ordinary law suit there is no place for the application of this rule, unless the evidence “is equally balanced.” In effect it is so stated in the pri…
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