The IAS court erred in granting the motion to set aside the verdict on the ground that there was insufficient evidence to support a finding for plaintiff on the issue of constructive notice. The court did not charge constructive notice, and defendant did not object to that aspect of the charge. It is well settled that the court may not overturn a verdict on an issue not in the charge and not requested by either party (Kroupova v Hill,
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