Schaffer v. City of St. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Schaffer v. City of St. Paul, 41 Minn. 310 (Minn. 1889)
43 N.W. 65; 1889 Minn. LEXIS 348
Vanderburgh
Schaffer v. City of St. Paul
Opinion of the Court
This action is brought by plaintiff to recover damages against the city of St. Paul for diverting the course of a stream of water which ran through plaintiff’s lot, and the; only question litigated and considered in the case was that of damages. Upon this there was a wide diversity in the testimony, and the court was of the opinion that the verdict for the amount rendered was not justified by the evidence, and granted a new trial. In this we find no^ abuse of discretion, and in conformity with the settled rule of this court applicable in such cases the order is affirmed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- Eleanora Schaffer v. City of St. Paul
- Status
- Published