Cox v. Williamson

I think plaintiff should have been permitted to give her version of the contract alleged to have been made between her and Mr. Seiden. Without it she was unable to make out a prima facie case and that is the test to be applied in determining whether an injustice will be done without such testimony, Roy v. King’s Estate, 55 Mont. 567, 179 Pac. 821; Wunderlich v. Holt, 86 Mont. 260, 283 Pac. 423; Rowe v. Eggum, 107 Mont. 378, 87 Pac. (2d) 189, particularly where as in this case there was ample evidence from the witness Roland Benneeke and others from which it was and is reasonable to conclude…