R. I. Mitchell, Inc. v. Belgrade Shoe Co.

On exceptions. The plaintiff recovered a verdict in an action for damages brought against the defendant. Several exceptions were taken during the trial but no bill of exceptions was perfected. The only matter before us is the motion asking that the verdict be set aside and a new trial be granted because it is against the law and the charge of the justice; against the evidence; manifestly against the weight of the evidence and because of excessive damages.

The plaintiff occupied the basement, first and second floors of the R. I. Mitchell building in Auburn in its business of selling automotive…