The New York Supplement, Volume 106West Publishing Company, 1908 |
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... VERDICT - IMPROPER DEDUCTIONS . Where the jury makes an improper deduction from the verdict given for plaintiff , it is not a ground for awarding a new trial on motion of defendant . [ Ed . Note . - For cases in point , see Cent . Dig ...
... VERDICT - IMPROPER DEDUCTIONS . Where the jury makes an improper deduction from the verdict given for plaintiff , it is not a ground for awarding a new trial on motion of defendant . [ Ed . Note . - For cases in point , see Cent . Dig ...
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... verdict of the jury should have been set aside . If we are right in these views , it is unnecessary to consider whether there was in fact a warranty in this case , and as to what would be the proper measure of damages in case of a ...
... verdict of the jury should have been set aside . If we are right in these views , it is unnecessary to consider whether there was in fact a warranty in this case , and as to what would be the proper measure of damages in case of a ...
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... verdict of the jury upon that issue was contrary to or against the weight of the evidence . The only remaining question to be determined upon this appeal is whether or not the alleged counterclaim of the defendant should have been ...
... verdict of the jury upon that issue was contrary to or against the weight of the evidence . The only remaining question to be determined upon this appeal is whether or not the alleged counterclaim of the defendant should have been ...
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... VERDICT . In an action for personal injuries , where plaintiff , a young married woman 29 years old , in good health , about six months advanced in preg- nancy , sustained injuries from which she suffered pain for twelve days , when she ...
... VERDICT . In an action for personal injuries , where plaintiff , a young married woman 29 years old , in good health , about six months advanced in preg- nancy , sustained injuries from which she suffered pain for twelve days , when she ...
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... verdict is excessive , and the motion for a new trial must therefore be denied . ( 121 App . Div . 402. ) PEOPLE v . SIMPSON . ( Supreme Court , Appellate Division , Second Department . October 4 , 1907. ) APPEAL - RIGHT TO REVIEW ...
... verdict is excessive , and the motion for a new trial must therefore be denied . ( 121 App . Div . 402. ) PEOPLE v . SIMPSON . ( Supreme Court , Appellate Division , Second Department . October 4 , 1907. ) APPEAL - RIGHT TO REVIEW ...
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