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· 12/7/1907

Bogard v. Bartruff

Citations

  • 48 Wash. 15
  • 92 P. 778
  • 1907 Wash. LEXIS 846

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Review—Verdict—Suppioiency op Evidence. A verdict for $477.50, the exact amount claimed on a first cause of action, will not be set aside on appeal as contrary to the evidence from the fact that the plaintiff’s proof showed no such sum due on such cause of action, where the amount admitted to be due on the first cause of action, added to the amount claimed by the plaintiff upon a second cause of action, supported by his evidence, came to $477.40; since the verdict might have been arrived at by such computation, and ten cents is too small a discrepancy to be noticed by the courts.</p>

Judges: Dunbar

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