McGraw-Edison Co. v. Trinidad Corp.

Judgment entered January 15, 1969, affirmed, with $50 costs and disbursements to defendant-respondent-appellant. Trial Term, after a complete and adequate trial, awarded judgment to the defendant on its counterclaim. No error other that the conclusion reached is asserted. The issue presented was what caused the breakdown of the engines of defendant’s ship, the S.S. Austin. After hearing the testimony the trial court concluded that the failure was rightfully to be attributed to plaintiff’s failure to make the indicated repair to a pole piece. Even though this was a relatively minor item in the…