Underwood v. Waldron
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Hillsdale Circuit. This was an action of trespass on the case brought by plaintiff in. error against defendants in error for injuries to the walls of her brick building, caused by water flowing from defendants’ roof against it. The trial was by jury, and the verdict for defendants.
1Opinion of the Court
Cooley, Oii. J:
I. Borne of the questions which wore put to the witnesses called by the plaintiff, in order to show that the injury to her wall must have been caused by water flowing from defendants’ building, and which xYere ruled out by the circuit judge, seem to have been unobjectionable, and then' rejection was error, unless the same, witnesses were allowed to answer other questions of corresponding import. This seems to. have been the case in some instances. Tie do not deem it important to examine the several questions in detail, but as the case is to go back for a new trial, it will be…
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