Wrinn v. Jones
111 Mass. 360
Opinion
The whole question of fact was rightly submitted to the jury under instructions sufficiently favorable to the defendant, and which were all that the facts of the case required.
Exceptions overruled.
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Wrinn v. Jones, 111 Mass. 360 (Mass. 1873).
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