Wilbur v. Suter
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
THIEME, Judge.
A fire occurred in the home of the appellees, Bruce Suter and Alma Gibson, then husband and wife, which spread to the adjoining row home owned by Beulah Wilbur, appellant. Appellant subsequently filed suit in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City against appellees, alleging negligence and intentional tort. The damages sustained by the appellant were stipulated to and the case proceeded on the issue of liability alone. The trial court granted judgment in favor of Alma Gibson. The jury rendered a verdict in favor of Bruce Suter.
Questions Presented:
1. Did the circuit court err when…
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