Usher v. Allen
Supreme Court of Vermont
Petition for a new trial on the ground of newly discovered evidence, brought to the Supreme Court for Windsor-County at its October Term, 1915, and then heard on the pleadings.
1Opinion of the CourtHaselton, J.
This is a petition for a new trial. We have examined the petition and the affidavits accompanying it in connection with the transcript of the proceedings on trial which has been furnished conformably to otir rule.
It appears that Alien recovered a judgment against Usher for wages to the amount of two hundred and fifty-eight dollars and fifty-one cents for about fifteen months’ work ending in August. 1912. Allen claimed that he worked for the petitioner for stated wages under an agreement made with the petitioner directly.
Usher’s claims below were that Allen was working for Usher’s father and…
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