Ohio Malleable Iron Co. v. Rowe

OPINION

By BARNES, J.

The petition in error sets out eleven separate grounds of error, but in the oral argument and brief attention is called to only two grounds-of error, to-wit: (1) That the finding and judgment is contrary to the evidence and to the law; (2) Claimed errors in the introduction of evidence.

We have read the record very closely and think there is sufficient competent evidence to sustain the finding and verdict of the jury.

The direct cause of the death of Charles Rowe was endo-carditis, mitral lesion. We think the evidence fairly shows that Mr. Rowe had a heart affliction for…