McVeagh v. Bass
168 A. 777, 110 Pa. Super. 379, 1933 Pa. Super. LEXIS 69
Opinion
The opinion of the learned court below, filed pursuant to Rule 58, fully justifies its action in entering judgment for the defendant non obstante veredicto. If, as may be possible, the plaintiff, and her daughter testifying on her behalf, exaggerated the darkness in the defendant’s store, she must accept the consequences necessarily resulting from that testimony. ■
The judgment is affirmed on the. opinion of the court below.
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