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In Ranz v. Yaschenko, 329 Ill. App. 274, 67 N.E.2d 891, the court dismissed a cross appeal on the basis that a judgment on a directed verdict on Count I of a two Count complaint from which there had been no appeal was a "definitive disposition of the issues in the negligence case."
Summary of this case from Suvada v. White Motor Co.Opinion
Gen. No. 43,551. (Abstract of Decision.)
Opinion filed June 26, 1946 Released for publication August 19, 1946
INTOXICATING LIQUORS, § 120 — when finding as to cause of injury in dramshop action was not against manifest weight of evidence. In action alleging liability under Dram Shop Act for injuries sustained by plaintiff as result of accident on stairway of restaurant, where defendant contended that finding that plaintiff was injured as result of being pushed by intoxicated woman was against manifest weight of evidence, and it appeared that there was evidence that drinks served to such woman on premises contributed to her intoxication and that she pushed plaintiff while plaintiff was at top of stairway, which caused her to fall, held that judgment for plaintiff was properly entered.
See Callaghan's Illinois Digest, same topic and section number.
Appeal from the Superior Court of Cook county; the Hon. JOHN F. BOLTON, Judge, presiding.
Judgment affirmed. Heard in the third division, first district, this court at the October term, 1945.
Lord, Bissell Kadyk, for appellants;
Leonard F. Martin and Edward S. Crowell, of counsel;
Errett O. Graham, for appellee;
Hinshaw Culbertson, for cross-appellee;
Oswell G. Treadway, of counsel.
Not to be published in full. Opinion filed June 26, 1946; released for publication August 19, 1946.