Pike v. . Honsinger

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1898-03-01

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Vann. J. As the case was not submitted to the jury we mast assume, on this review, that if they had been allowed to exercise their judgment they would have found all the facts in favor of the plaintiff that any reasonable view of the evidence would permit. Upon this basis the facts may be stated as follows: On the 2nd of May, 1888, the plaintiff, then forty-four yeai’s of age, with g…

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