Ford v. Schall

It is contended that, even though no evidence was offered by defendant to contradict the testimony of plaintiff as to interest payments, it was nevertheless a question of fact to be submitted to the jury. The fact in itself that evidence is uncontradicted does not warrant the court in directing a verdict.

The evidence may be undisputed, but it is a question for the jury if, as stated in Koontz v. Oregon R. & N. Co., 20 Or. 21 (23 Pac. 820), and cited with approval in Graham v. Coos Bay R. & N. Co., 71 Or. 393 (139 Pac. 337), men of reasonable minds might draw different conclusions from the…