¶1Careful examination of the evidence discloses no clear preponderance against the material findings of fact, from which judgment for defendant necessarily results. Frye v. Highland, 109 Wis. 292, 85 N. W. 351.
¶2By the Gourt. — 'Judgment affirmed.
123 Wis. 368
Tate v. Jerman
Decided December 13, 1904
Wisconsin Supreme Court · decided 1904-12-13
J. Ekuit, Circuit Judge. Plaintiff and defendant owned, respectively, lots 2 and 3 in block 6, in Viroqua, fronting easterly bn Main street and divided' by an east and west line. Plaintiff owned a store located something less than sis feet south of the lot line, with platform and outside stairway extending some three and one-half feet further toward that line.
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Relies on Frye v. Village of Highland
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Affirmed · Decided 1904-12-13
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