Thompson v. Hickman
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtBray, J.
Appeal by defendant from a judgment after verdict for $14,205.50 on a claim against the estate of Jessie Williamson, deceased.
The grounds of appeal are: (1) variance between the complaint and the proof at the trial; (2) plaintiff’s evidence inherently improbable and hence insufficient to support the judgment; (3) the alleged agreement was abrogated; and (4) prejudicial misconduct of plaintiff’s counsel.
1. Variance
The complaint alleged a common count for services rendered by plaintiff to deceased, at her special instance and request, in earing for and nursing deceased from June, 1939, to her…
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