Saliem v. Glovsky

Action on the case for abuse of legal process. Defendants move to set aside the plaintiff’s verdict for $250.00 because they assert it is against law and evidence and damages recovered are excessive.

Chronologically stated, the credible facts are (no evidence in defense was offered) that on September 2, 1932, the plaintiff, then indebted to the Bell Tire Company in the sum of $33.65 for tires and tubes, operated a small grocery store in the town of Bumford. Late afternoon of this day, these defendants, in behalf of said , *404Company, went to the office of a reputable attorney in Rumford and there…