Kirker v. Larson
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtButzel, C. J.
A judgment in tort in favor of plaintiffs Kirker against defendant Larson was affirmed by this court on condition that the amount thereof be reduced by the filing of proper remittitur (see Kirker v. Larson, 252 Mich. 136). The declaration filed in the lower court contained two counts in fraud and one in assumpsit, all relating to the same transaction. The assumpsit count was based upon an implied promise to repay the damages caused by the fraud; it ended with the common counts. The case was tried without a jury and the trial court specifically found defendant liable for fraud. The court said:
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