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O'Brien v. Everfast
No. 962461Supreme Court of Virginia
962461 O'Brien v. Everfast 09/12/1997 In this personal injury action the absence of evidence as to what caused a bolt of fabric to fall on the plaintiff's foot did not preclude the jury from finding that the i…
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962461 O'Brien v. Everfast 09/12/1997 In this personal injury action the absence of evidence as to what caused a bolt of fabric t…
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- Sep 12, 1997
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962461 O'Brien v. Everfast 09/12/1997 In this personal injury action the absence of evidence as to what caused a bolt of fabric to fall on the plaintiff's foot did not preclude the jury from finding that the injury resulted from the defendant's negligence in permitting a dangerous condition to exist. Since the factual issues were properly submitted to the jury, the judgment of the trial court setting aside the verdict is reversed. The jury's verdict is reinstated and final judgment is entered for the plaintiff.
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