Griffin v. Superior Insurance Company

The holding of the majority of this court is that there was no evidence to support the jury’s finding that there was no other employee,in the area who had done work similar to Griffin’s for substantially the whole of a year and that Griffin had failed to prove that it was impracticable to compute his wages under Sections 1 or 2 of the statute. That holding in turn is based *203on a statement from the witness stand by Griffin that he had made a diligent search for such a person and had been able to find one in a neighboring town; but such person could not be brought to the trial because he, the…