Herran v. Chicago & Erie Railroad

— Appellant, .who was a shipper, commenced suit against appellee December 9, 1919, in the Huntington Circuit Court on what is known as a ship-. per’s live stock contract for damage to a shipment of hogs, on account of alleged negligence of the carrier.

The only error assigned and which is relied upon for a reversal is. that the court erred in overruling appellant’s motion for a new trial. The particular grounds for a new trial, upon which appellant predicates error, are that the decision is contrary to law; that it is not sustained by sufficient evidence, and relating to the rejection of…