McNally v. Patterson

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
McNally v. Patterson, 153 Me. 115 (Me. 1957)
135 A.2d 281; 1957 Me. LEXIS 44
Beliveau, Dubord, Sullivan, Tapley, Webber, Williamson

McNally v. Patterson

Opinion of the Court

Per curiam.

This is an action upon a writ of entry. The plaintiff received a verdict with a special finding establishing the disputed property line and an award of damages. The case is before us upon the stereotyped motion for a new trial.

There was substantial, credible evidence to support the verdict in all respects. A discussion of the evidence would be futile. The jury entertained and answered authoritatively a typical, jury question with finality. A careful examination of the record discloses no error of law or of fact in the verdict, which requires correction. McCully v. Bessey, 142 Me. 209, 212.

Motion denied.

Reference

Full Case Name
Sylvester M. McNally and Dorothy C. McNally v. Fred M. Patterson and Lillian M. Patterson
Cited By
1 case
Status
Published