Laughlin v. Brauer

The record in this case is voluminous and numerous errors are assigned. Much evidence was taken upon the alleged verbal agreement between the complainant, Sarah Eden, and the defendant, Laughlin, by virtue of which said complainant claimed a half interest in stock of the Northern Hotel Company held in the name of said defendant. The Circuit Court having found that the evidence failed to establish the existence of such an agreement and that Laughlin is the owner of the stock in question, and appellee having assigned no cross errors, it is not necessary to review that phase of the case.

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