Johnson v. Michigan Mutual Savings Ass'n

Arda M. Johnson, individually, and as administratrix of the estate of William T. Johnson, deceased, sued defendant. There was verdict and judgment for plaintiff. A motion to set aside the verdict and enter judgment for defendant was denied. A motion for a new trial was denied. Defendant brings error, assigning 34 reasons for reversal, grouped under five heads as follows:(1) The declaration is insufficient to sustain the verdict.(2) There was no evidence of tender by plaintiff before suit of what was received under the contract.(3) There was no evidence that decedent relied on the alleged…