Shandor v. Lischer
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdwards, J.
One of the key questions in this case is: “Did the fiddler hit the bartender with the bass viol?” The bartender claims it all started when he received the first blow on i the back of his head from the scroll of the bass fiddle in the hands of the fiddler. -.The fiddler says, howeverj that he was leav-‘ ing the premises peacefully with his beloved bass-on his shoulder when the bartender struck him the first blow on the back of his neck, knocking him down- and inflicting multiple and irreparable fractures upon his bass viol. The jury apparently believed the bass violist.
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