Auster v. Zaspel

If there is any credible evidence which, under any reasonable view, fairly admits of an inference that supports the jury’s finding, neither the trial court nor an appellate court has any authority to change the jury’s answers or findings. Millard v. North River Ins. Co. (1930), 201 Wis. 69, 228 N. W. 746; Trautmann v. Charles Schefft & Sons Co. (1930), 201 Wis. 113, 228 N. W. 741. The jury’s verdict should not be disturbed where there is credible evidence to support it. Sovich v. Loewn (1929), 198 Wis. 89, 223 N. W. 429. The parties agree that “The only issue involved on this appeal is…