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· 10/2/1915

Walling v. Elbert

Citations

  • 87 Wash. 489
  • 151 P. 1081
  • 1915 Wash. LEXIS 925

Syllabus

<p>Judgment—Non Obstante Veredicto—New Trial — Conflicting Evidence. Judgment non obstante veredicto cannot be granted on conflicting evidence upon which the minds of reasonable men might differ, if there was any evidence to support the verdict; the fact that it was unsatisfactory being ground only for a new trial.</p>

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