O'Toole v. Tucker

This case was fairly presented to the jury, and they having found against the appellant on the evidence and the weight of evidence, we are not inclined to disturb their verdict.

*486It is true that the respondent stood alone and against him was the appellant and two others, but this of itself does not signify, since the rule is that the. evidence is not judged by the number of witnesses, but by the quality of the evidence.

There was a sharp conflict, and the jury having the witnesses before them accepted the evidence of the plaintiff..

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