Ballance v. Dunnington

The facts in this case were quite fully stated on review of the judgment first rendered, 241 Mich. 383. Another trial has been had, resulting in a verdict for plaintiff. A motion for a new trial was denied and judgment entered on the verdict. Defendant seeks review by writ of error.

The testimony differs so little from that submitted at the former trial, except as to the number of witnesses called, that a review thereof seems unnecessary. It was there said, “We think the evidence presented an issue of fact for the jury.” A reading of the record now before us leads to the same conclusion.

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