Opinion

Johnson v. Ladd

  • 144 Or. 268
  • 24 P.2d 17
  • 14 P.2d 280
  • 1933 Ore. LEXIS 53
Court
Oregon Supreme Court
Filed
Mar 28, 1933
Status
Published
On the bench
Bailey, Bean, Belt, Campbell, Kehly, Kelly, Rand, Rossman
Cited by
10 cases

The opinion

Where the facts and evidence are such regarding the amount of damages that reasonable minds might disagree, then this court should not disturb the verdict of the jury where there is no prejudicial error in the record. This case is not one where the verdict should be disturbed. With this addition, I concur in the above opinion.

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