Bronson v. Hickman

The cause was commenced by Hickman against Bronson, before a justice, where the plaintiff had judgment for 53 dollars and 81 cents. On appeal to the Circuit Court, Hickmcm had judgment for 50 dollars. The motion for a new trial, assigning for cause the insufficiency of the evidence, and newly discovered evidence, was overruled.

The evidence in the cause is made part of the record in proper form.

The same causes are assigned for error, which were assigned for a new trial.

The first, viz., the insufficiency of the evidence, cannot be noticed. There is no such glaring insufficiency of proof as…