Baldwin v. Biersdorfer
Indiana Superior Court
Appealed from Blair, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtRand, J.
This was a suit by John C. Baldwin against Charles Wridt and six others for an alleged assault and battery upon him.
The case was tried at Special Term, and there was a verdict and judgment over motion for new trial, against all the defendants (except Hugh, as to whom plaintiff dismissed) for $1,000, and the defendants Biersdorfer, Bruner and Koerner appeal to General Term, and seek a reversal of the judgment against them.
' The appellants urge two grounds for a reversal of the cause—
1. That the Court erred in its charge to the jury,
2. That the verdict is contrary to the evidence,
3. And…
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