(dissenting). The facts and evidence have been amply stated in the majority opinion. The controverted facts with all other facts were submitted to a jury; a verdict was returned in defendant’s favor, and judgment entered accordingly. There is not only substantial but abundant evidence to support the verdict. Where that is true and there is no prejudicial reversible error in the record, the judgment should be affirmed. There is no prejudicial error in the record, and the majority opinion, in our opinion, points out none.
We are clear that the order from which appeal was taken should be affirmed.