• State v. Routon

    J. Henry E. Routon was convicted of one count of conspiracy to manufacture psilocybin/psilocin. Routon appealed the circuit court's judgment, contending that the evidence presented in the trial to the court was insufficient to prove that he conspired...
  • Coleman v. Hines (In re Estate of Musso)

    The administratrix of the estate of the decedent filed a wrongful death action against the defendant who negligently caused the automobile accident. It appears that both the decedent and the defendant where intoxicated at the time of the accident. The...
  • Codman v. Evans

    The grantor covenanted to the grantee, his heirs, and assigns, should have the use and benefit of one other passage way (referring to the one in question), of nine feet in width, communicating with the one aforementioned and situate as aforesaid between...
  • Clark v. Coats & Suits Unlimited

    The employee alleged that he had an agreement with the corporation and with the individuals that he would leave his position as a buyer for another company and would establish a new store in exchange for a salary of $ 40,000 and a 20 percent ownership...
  • Clark v. Assocs. Commercial Corp.

    The possessor alleged that third-party defendants effected a repossession of property through breach of the peace. The associates brought an indemnity claim against third-party defendants for any money associates may be found liable to possessors. Third...
  • Riss v. New York

    A rejected suitor terrorized appellant by threatening to have appellant killed or maimed if she did not date him. In fear for her life, appellant went to respondent city's police for protection, which was refused. After appellant became engaged to...
  • Maloney v. Rath

    Plaintiff brought an action to recover damages for injuries to her person and property incurred in an automobile accident caused by brake failure on defendant's car. The trial court denied plaintiff's motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict...
  • Miller v. Civil Constructors

    Plaintiff alleged that the city and construction company knew or should have known that discharging firearms was an ultra-hazardous, highly dangerous activity, an activity that was the proximate cause of the injuries. The complaint averred that he was...
  • Neithamer v. Brenneman Prop. Servs.

    Gay, HIV positive plaintiff applied to lease a townhouse through defendant property managers. Plaintiff alleged he told defendants he had had credit problems due to financially supporting his lover, who had died of AIDS. Defendants informed plaintiff...
  • Greenberg v. Evening Post Ass'n

    In an action to recover money paid under a repudiated contract, defendant promoter appealed from a judgment for plaintiff contestant. The promoter contended that the contract was illegal. The promoter conducted a contest that was operated by its agent...