Nelson v. Masterton

The appellee filed a complaint, in the nature of a claim, against the estate of Charles G. Nelson, deceased, for work, labor and services performed during the lifetime of the decedent.

The answer was general denial and set-off. There was a trial by a jury, resulting in a verdict for the appellee. A proper allowance, or judgment, was rendered thereon against the estate of said decedent over a motion for a new trial.

The only error assigned is the alleged error of the circuit court in overruling the motion for a new trial. This motion assigned as causes for a new trial that the verdict was not…