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117 Me. 568

Hunter v. Mountfort

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Decided September 23, 1918

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine · decided 1918-09-23

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently July 1953

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Decided 1918-09-23

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¶1This case has been tried before, and a verdict for the plaintiff set aside.

¶2After the plaintiff’s evidence was all in upon the present trial, a motion for nonsuit was sustained, and exceptions taken. By an inadvertence it was assumed that the testimony taken at the former trial was a part of the present case and could be considered in the exceptions before the Law Court.

¶3But such not being the fact, the only question is, whether the plaintiff’s undisputed evidence was sufficient to warrant her in having it presented to the jury. Wé think it was. Exceptions sustained. New trial granted. William A. Connellan, and Harry H. Cannell, for plaintiff. Payson & Virgin, for defendant.

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