Waters v. Campbell

U.S. Circuit Court

Waters v. Campbell

1 Alaska Fed. 95

DecidedSeptember 3, 1877

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Waters v. Campbell, 1 Alaska Fed. 95 (uscirct 1877).

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FIELD, Circuit Justice.

We think there was no error in the charge of the court, and that the law of the case was delivered to- the jury correctly. But we think the damages found by the jury excessive, and there must be a new trial on that ground, unless the plaintiff consents to remit one thousand five hundred dollars ,of the verdict.

The plaintiff, consenting accordingly, had judgment for two thousand dollars.

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FIELD, Circuit Justice.

We think there was no error in the charge of the court, and that the law of the case was delivered to- the jury correctly. But we think the damages found by the jury excessive, and there must be a new trial on that ground, unless the plaintiff consents to remit one thousand five hundred dollars ,of the verdict.

The plaintiff, consenting accordingly, had judgment for two thousand dollars.

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1 Alaska Fed. 95, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/waters-v-campbell-uscirct-1877.