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Bradeen v. Fowler

127 Me. 553
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine·Decided December 27, 1928·Published

Opinion

In a case like this, involving only issues of fact, an extended opinion with discussion of reasons would have no value as a precedent. It is sufficient to say that the Court perceives no manifest error in the verdict of the jury. Motion overruled.

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