Verran v. Blacklock

Defendants appeal from a judgment of forfeiture of the vendee’s interest under a land contract entered upon a directed verdict in favor of the plaintiffs, and from a directed verdict of no cause of action in favor of the third-party defendants. We affirm.

A verdict is properly directed only when there is no question for the trier of fact. That is, when all of the evidence is considered in the light most favorable to the party against whom the verdict is sought, all reasonable men would agree that the moving party should prevail. Snider v Bob Thibodeau Ford, Inc, 42 Mich App 708, 712; 202 NW2d…