Martin v. Kerr

Hawaii Supreme Court

Martin v. Kerr

7 Haw. 522

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Hawaii Supreme Court·Decided January 15, 1889·Published

Opinion

Opinion op the Court, by

Judd, C.J.

This is an action to recover damages for malicious prosecution.

The Jury returned a verdict at the last (October, 1888) term of this Court for $1500 damages, and this is excepted to as excessive by defendant.

Having duly considered the evidence and the arguments of counsel, we find nothing which would justify the disturbance of the verdict, and therefore overrule the exception.

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Opinion op the Court, by

Judd, C.J.

This is an action to recover damages for malicious prosecution.

The Jury returned a verdict at the last (October, 1888) term of this Court for $1500 damages, and this is excepted to as excessive by defendant.

Having duly considered the evidence and the arguments of counsel, we find nothing which would justify the disturbance of the verdict, and therefore overrule the exception.

Martin v. Kerr, 7 Haw. 522 (haw 1889).

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