Littler v. Smiley
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Benton Court of Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtGookins, J.
This action was brought by Smiley and wife, against the administrators of Littler, for work and labor performed by the wife of Smiley, before marriage. Answer in denial, and the statute of limitations. Verdict for the plaintiffs, new trial refused, and judgment.
The new trial was moved for upon three grounds— 1. Because the verdict was not supported by the evidence. 2. For misdirection of the jury. 3. Erroneous exclusion of evidence offered by the defendants.
1. The evidence showed that Mrs. Smiley resided in the family of the deceased, her brother, for about six years, rendering services under…
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