262 Mass. 345 | Mass. | 1928
In this action the jury warrantably could find that in November, 1920, Lewis Reardon occupied a part of the third floor of a building numbered 20 Olive Place, Boston, as a manufacturer of shoes or parts of shoes; that the plaintiff, now the wife of Reardon but at that time a Miss Steuer, conducted a business and was the owner of the machinery and
The case at bar is not an action for malicious prosecution and to maintain it the plaintiff need not show a termination of the action in which the process was issued, nor want of probable cause. The defendant’s motion for a directed verdict was denied rightly.
Exceptions overruled.