Mensing v. Wright

None of the law questions involved in this appeal is new and they have all been sufficiently discussed in former decisions of the court.

The plaintiff’s skating rink was profitable before his business was interrupted, and continued to be profitable when resumed after the interruption. The only change in conditions was that competition was added, and still the business was profitable. Consequently, profits for' the twenty-six days of suspension were neither speculative nor uncertain, and proof of what they were for representative periods of time before and after the suspension formed a fair…