Bowmaster v. William H. DePree Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPotteb, J.
Plaintiff, administrator of the estate of Arthur R. Bowmaster, deceased, brought suit against defendants to recover damages for injuries to plaintiff’s decedent which resulted in his death. There was a directed verdict for defendants William H. DePree Company and John H. DePree, and a verdict by the jury in favor of defendant Van Ark. Plaintiff is here on case-made after judgment.
December 20, 1928, was cold and blustery. Snow' was falling to some extent and the high wind swirled it about so that sometimes clouds of snow temporarily obscured one’s vision, and at other-times one could see…
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