Indiana Court of Appeals, 1925

McEwen v. Continental Insurance

McEwen v. Continental Insurance
Indiana Court of Appeals · Decided October 8, 1925 · Nichols
149 N.E. 89; 84 Ind. App. 705; 1925 Ind. App. LEXIS 187 (North Eastern Reporter)

McEwen v. Continental Insurance

Opinion of the Court

*706 Nichols, J.

Suit filed by appellee against appellant on notes and account for insurance premiums alleged to be due appellee. Answers by appellant that he did not execute the notes and did not owe the account.

Trial and verdict of jury assessing appellee’s damages at $240.81, the full amount sued for;

Appellant assigns as the only error the action of the court in overruling his motion for a new trial, and complains only tha,t the court erred in sustaining an objection to a question that is not set out in form or substance in his motion for a new trial. Nothing is presented.

Affirmed.

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