Field v. Kane

Counsel for appellants states in his brief that he urges two grounds only for a reversal of the judgment, viz., first, that there was no false imprisonment of the appellee, and secondly, that the act of Claribut in his conduct toward appellee was not within the scope of his employment by appellants, and hence did not render appellants liable. We are of opinion that upon the evidence presented each of the questions raised upon these contentions was a question of fact properly submitted for determination by the jury. There is no serious conflict between the testimony of appellee and that of Mr.…