Legal Opinion · Dissent

Tyler v. Estate of McDougal

Nebraska Supreme Court

Decided March 20, 1936No. 29589Published

1DissentTewell, District Judge

I dissent from the final conclusion reached by the majority of the court in this case. The evidence introduced in the second trial, and now here for review, does not dif-. fer, materially, from that introduced in the former trial, with the exception that in the second trial two witnesses, who did not testify in the first trial, have testified to admissions made by the deceased to the effect that the amount *636the deceased had borrowed from the claimant was the sum of $500. No circumstance shown in the evidence, other than of admissions by the deceased, tends to establish the existence of a debt…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Tyler v. Estate of McDougalNebraska Supreme Court · 1934

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