Pinkham v. Witham

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Pinkham v. Witham

98 A. 1083, 115 Me. 548, 1916 Me. LEXIS 88

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine·Decided July 26, 1916·Published

Opinion

Action on the case for damages alleged to have been caused by a fire set by the defendant on his own land and which spread to and over the land of the plain[549]*549tiffs. A verdict for $62.12 was returned for the plaintiffs and the case comes to the Law Court on defendant’s motion for a new trial,

Andrew C. Halpen, for plaintiff. George A. Cowan, for defendant.

Held;

The court is not convinced that the jury erred in finding for the plaintiffs, or in the amount of damages awarded. Motion overruled.

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Action on the case for damages alleged to have been caused by a fire set by the defendant on his own land and which spread to and over the land of the plain[549]*549tiffs. A verdict for $62.12 was returned for the plaintiffs and the case comes to the Law Court on defendant’s motion for a new trial,

Andrew C. Halpen, for plaintiff. George A. Cowan, for defendant.

Held;

The court is not convinced that the jury erred in finding for the plaintiffs, or in the amount of damages awarded. Motion overruled.

Pinkham v. Witham, 98 A. 1083, 115 Me. 548, 1916 Me. LEXIS 88 (Me. 1916).

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