The New York Supplement, Volume 106West Publishing Company, 1908 |
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Page 221
... jury rendered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $ 13,800 . For error in refusing to charge a request the Court of Appeals reversed , and on the second trial a ver- dict for $ 10,000 was rendered . This verdict the defendant moves ...
... jury rendered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $ 13,800 . For error in refusing to charge a request the Court of Appeals reversed , and on the second trial a ver- dict for $ 10,000 was rendered . This verdict the defendant moves ...
Page 222
... jury , and the court will not ordinarily interfere . In such case no mere difference of opinion as to the amount of damages will justify an interference by the court , unless the amount is so unreasonable and excessive as to be ...
... jury , and the court will not ordinarily interfere . In such case no mere difference of opinion as to the amount of damages will justify an interference by the court , unless the amount is so unreasonable and excessive as to be ...
Page 223
... jury . As to her earnings after the ac- cident we have these statements : Plaintiff testified that from May , 1900 ... jury might reasonably find past damages to the extent of the verdict , even though the jury accept defendant's ...
... jury . As to her earnings after the ac- cident we have these statements : Plaintiff testified that from May , 1900 ... jury might reasonably find past damages to the extent of the verdict , even though the jury accept defendant's ...
Page 226
... jury , or it is not given to the jury and only the admissible portion is read to them , or the whole is submitted to them with instructions to disregard the objectionable part . " It will be observed that the matter in question is to a ...
... jury , or it is not given to the jury and only the admissible portion is read to them , or the whole is submitted to them with instructions to disregard the objectionable part . " It will be observed that the matter in question is to a ...
Page 233
... JURY . Whether plaintiff assumed the risk , and was himself negligent in re- maining in the place , knowing it was dangerous , was for the jury , as ex- and 140 New York State Reporter pressly provided by Employer's Sup . Ct . ) 233 ...
... JURY . Whether plaintiff assumed the risk , and was himself negligent in re- maining in the place , knowing it was dangerous , was for the jury , as ex- and 140 New York State Reporter pressly provided by Employer's Sup . Ct . ) 233 ...
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