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VEPCO v. Dungee
No. 982485Supreme Court of Virginia
982485 VEPCO v. Dungee 09/17/1999 In a personal injury case in which a ten-year-old boy received severe burns after crawling through a fence into an electric power substation, in view of the evidence in the re…
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982485 VEPCO v. Dungee 09/17/1999 In a personal injury case in which a ten-year-old boy received severe burns after crawling thro…
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982485 VEPCO v. Dungee 09/17/1999 In a personal injury case in which a ten-year-old boy received severe burns after crawling through a fence into an electric power substation, in view of the evidence in the record, the trial court did not abuse its discretion in concluding that the jury's verdict was not excessive. Accordingly, the trial court's denial of defendant's motion to set the verdict aside or order remittitur is affirmed.
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