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Walker v. Mason
No. 980345Supreme Court of Virginia
980345 Walker v. Mason 01/08/1999 The trial court in each of three cases improperly set aside damage verdicts for inadequacy. When the jury verdict is not in the exact amount of all the special damages claimed…
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980345 Walker v. Mason 01/08/1999 The trial court in each of three cases improperly set aside damage verdicts for inadequacy. Whe…
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980345 Walker v. Mason 01/08/1999 The trial court in each of three cases improperly set aside damage verdicts for inadequacy. When the jury verdict is not in the exact amount of all the special damages claimed, the trial court must review the evidence under traditional principles relating to the adequacy of jury verdicts. In each of these three cases the judgment of the trial court is reversed and the jury verdict reinstated.
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