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Fontaine v. Maineland Stages, Inc.

180 A. 314, 133 Me. 518, 1935 Me. LEXIS 54
CourtSupreme Judicial Court of Maine
DecidedJuly 17, 1935
StatusPublished
Cited by2 cases

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Bluebook
Fontaine v. Maineland Stages, Inc., 180 A. 314, 133 Me. 518, 1935 Me. LEXIS 54 (Me. 1935).

Opinion

On defendant’s motion. The majority of the Court failing to agree, verdict for plaintiff must stand. Motion overruled. Louis B. Lausier, William, P.

Donahue, for plaintiff. John J. Connor, Jr., Waterhouse, Tit-comb & Siddall, for defendant.

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