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Interim Personnel v. Messer
No. 010796Supreme Court of Virginia
010796 Interim Personnel v. Messer 03/01/2002 In a tort action arising from a traffic accident, the trial court erred in ruling that foreseeability was a jury issue, and in refusing to sustain motions to set t…
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010796 Interim Personnel v. Messer 03/01/2002 In a tort action arising from a traffic accident, the trial court erred in ruling t…
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010796 Interim Personnel v. Messer 03/01/2002 In a tort action arising from a traffic accident, the trial court erred in ruling that foreseeability was a jury issue, and in refusing to sustain motions to set the verdict aside. A judgment in favor of the plaintiff is vacated, and final judgment is entered in favor of the appealing defendants.
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