Brick v. Campbell — 14 N.Y. St. Rep. 941

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p. 941

NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT, GENERAL TERM.

Filed March, 1, 1888.

HANNAH S. BRICK, App’lt, v. ROBERT CAMPBELL, Resp’t.

Headnote

This is an appeal by the plaintiff from á judgment in favor of the defendant dismissing the complaint. The action was tried before a court without a jury. Jacob F. Miller, for pl’ff; George W. Van Slyck, for def’t.

The questions in this case, other than those that arise on the exceptions to the admission or rejection of evidence, were before this court on the former appeal herein (see 8 N. Y. State Rep., 98), and were then decided adversely to the present appellant.

An examination of the exceptions that were taken, shows that in view of the law of this case as laid down by this court, no injury was done to the appellant.

Many of the questions excepted to were not answered so as to injure the appellant. Others were not answered at all.

The judgment appealed from is. affirmed, with costs.