Olsen v. Mahoney

PER CURIAM.

The denials of the plaintiff’s evidence are so explicit and its contradiction so circumstantial as to impress a person knowing the case only by perusal of the trial minutes with a preponderance in favor of the defendant; but the manner of the witnesses in testifying and their appearance may have been such as to justify the learned trial justice in his finding and judgment, which will not be disturbed here.

Judgment affirmed, with costs.