Board of Comm'rs of Marion Co. v. Chambers

John Chambers was employed by the coroner to conduct three post mortem examinations, for which he filed a claim for $180. The commissioners allowed $105, and from this order the appellee appealed to the Superior Court. The case was tried by a jury, and the appellee recovered a verdict and judgment for the amount claimed by him.

The only questions discussed by counsel are those arising on the assignment of error based upon the ruling denying a new trial.

Counsel hint rather than assert that the amount allowed appellee is excessive, and we are not, therefore, disposed to examine the question with…