Blair v. Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Ry.

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Blair v. Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Ry.

89 A. 140, 111 Me. 586, 1913 Me. LEXIS 145

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine·Decided December 30, 1913·Published

Opinion

The only question involved is whether the verdict for the plaintiff is excessive. The court is of opinion that the evidence did not warrant a verdict for $2,234.66, and that $1200 is the limit beyond which it ought not to be allowed to stand. If the plaintiff within 30 days after the certificate is received remits all of the verdict in excess of $1200, motion overruled; otherwise, motion sustained.

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The only question involved is whether the verdict for the plaintiff is excessive. The court is of opinion that the evidence did not warrant a verdict for $2,234.66, and that $1200 is the limit beyond which it ought not to be allowed to stand. If the plaintiff within 30 days after the certificate is received remits all of the verdict in excess of $1200, motion overruled; otherwise, motion sustained.

Blair v. Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Ry., 89 A. 140, 111 Me. 586, 1913 Me. LEXIS 145 (Me. 1913).

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