Short v. Scott

Scott sued Short in trespass, before a magistrate. Trial by the justice, and judgment for the defen*431dant. Scott appealed to the Circuit Court, where there was a trial by jury, and a verdict and judgment for Scott for 25 dollars. Motion for a new trial, made at the proper time, overruled, and the evidence made part of the record by bill of exceptions. ' -

From this evidence we are satisfied with the verdict. Hence, the verdict being right on the weight of evidence, the law of the case as given by the Court to the jury is wholly immaterial. Muirhead v. Snyder, 4 Ind. 486.—-Rogers v. Maxwell, id.…