Bonham v. Doyle
Indiana Court of Appeals
Erom Green Circuit Court; Orion B. Harris, Judge. Suit by Winnie E. Bonham against Luther P. Doyle and others. Erom a decree for defendant Doyle, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRoby, C. J.
Action against appellees begun on February 28, 1903. The issues formed, as hereafter stated, were tried by the court without a jury and judgment rendered in favor of appellee Doyle and against appellant and the other defendants. The motion for a new trial as of right was overruled. It was in proper form, was accompanied by an undertaking for the payment of costs, executed with surety, and approved by the court. The disposition of the appeal depends upon whether the case is one in which the parties might have a new trial as of right. §1076 Burns 1901, §1064 R. S. 1881.
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