Woodrow v. Fitz Bros.

91 A. 1067, 112 Me. 558, 1914 Me. LEXIS 110

Opinion

No exceptions to the admission or exclusion of evidence or to any part of the charge of the presiding Justice are presented, and the parties do not disagree as to the principles of law which obtain in the case. The verdict rests upon questions of pure fact and of such a nature as to be peculiarly within the province of the jury to finally decide. We discover no error in the result -reached by that branch of the Court. Motion overruled.