Marsh v. Bristol
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Ingham. (G-ridley, J.) Case. Defendants Ira C. and Warren L. Bristol bring ■error. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, C. J.
Marsh, the plaintiff, sued defendants, Ira O. Bristol and Harmony B. Bristol, his wife, and Warren L. Bristol, their grown-up son, for assault and battery alleged to have been committed September 29, 1884. A criminal proceeding also seems to have been had, with what result does not appear, and is probably of no consequence. The jury rendered a verdict of $4,500 against all the defendants.
The act complained of arose out of difficulties between the plaintiff and Ira O. Bristol, who had rented plaintiff a house in Lansing, acting as agent for the owner, Mrs. Knapp, who was his daughter, and…
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