Gendron v. Legere

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Gendron v. Legere

115 A. 925, 121 Me. 572, 1921 Me. LEXIS 139

DecidedDecember 17, 1921

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Gendron v. Legere, 115 A. 925, 121 Me. 572, 1921 Me. LEXIS 139 (Me. 1921).

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Opinion

This is an action of assumpsit for installing a furnace in the house of the defendant.

The jury found for the defendant. A careful reading of the testimony shows that the jury was well warranted in finding the conclusion at which they arrived.

As the case presents a pure question of fact, an analysis or discussion of the testimony would be without profit to the parties or as a precedent. Motion overruled.

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This is an action of assumpsit for installing a furnace in the house of the defendant.

The jury found for the defendant. A careful reading of the testimony shows that the jury was well warranted in finding the conclusion at which they arrived.

As the case presents a pure question of fact, an analysis or discussion of the testimony would be without profit to the parties or as a precedent. Motion overruled.

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115 A. 925, 121 Me. 572, 1921 Me. LEXIS 139, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/gendron-v-legere-me-1921.