Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, 1922

Damon v. Westbrook Garage & Machine Co.

Damon v. Westbrook Garage & Machine Co.
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine · Decided December 22, 1922
122 Me. 551; 119 A. 67; 1922 Me. LEXIS 177
Damon v. Westbrook Garage & Machine Co.

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Opinion of the Court

This action is brought to recover damages for injuries to plaintiff’s automobile, because of a bolt claimed to have been left by the defendant in the rear housing, when the machine was repaired at the defendant’s garage.

The jury returned a verdict of $50 for the plaintiff, and the defendant filed a general motion to set it aside.

The issue was one purely of fact. The testimony was contradictory. The probabilities were somewhat in favor of the defense, but our judgment is not to be substituted for that of the jury unless the verdict is glaringly wrong. A careful study of the evidence does not lead us that far. Motion overruled.

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