Lund v. Lough
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Cheboygan; Sharpe, J. Case by Robert Lund and another against Albert Lough and another for negligence in failing to properly secure and anchor a boat. Judgment for plaintiffs. Defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtBird, J.
Plaintiffs sued and recovered a judgment in tort for $650 against the defendants for their negligence in failing to care for and protect a certain *641lighter, which was in their possession, but which was owned by the plaintiffs. Not being content with the result reached by the trial court, the defendants have brought the case to this court for review.
1. It is urged with much earnestness that the trial court was in error for refusing to direct a verdict in behalf of defendants, on the ground that, the testimony failed to disclose any negligence on their part. It is not only the claim of…
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