United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volumen344United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1953 |
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Página 48
... trial court within ten days after reception of the verdict , Rule 50 ( b ) forbids the trial judge or an appellate court to enter such a judgment . P. 50 . ( b ) Defendant's motion to set aside the verdict cannot be treated as a motion ...
... trial court within ten days after reception of the verdict , Rule 50 ( b ) forbids the trial judge or an appellate court to enter such a judgment . P. 50 . ( b ) Defendant's motion to set aside the verdict cannot be treated as a motion ...
Página 49
... trial after it has set aside a jury verdict and trial court judgment for a plaintiff . The petitioner sued the respondent railroad under the Jones Act , 46 U. S. C. § 688 , for wrongful death of her husband . When the evidence was all ...
... trial after it has set aside a jury verdict and trial court judgment for a plaintiff . The petitioner sued the respondent railroad under the Jones Act , 46 U. S. C. § 688 , for wrongful death of her husband . When the evidence was all ...
Página 50
... trial court within ten days after reception of a verdict the rule forbids the trial judge or an appellate court to enter such a judgment . Cone v . West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. , 330 U. S. 212. We repeated that construction of the ...
... trial court within ten days after reception of a verdict the rule forbids the trial judge or an appellate court to enter such a judgment . Cone v . West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. , 330 U. S. 212. We repeated that construction of the ...
Página 51
... trial . " The defect in this argument is that respondent's motions cannot be measured by its unexpressed intention or wants . Neither the trial judge nor the Court of Ap- peals appears to have treated the motion to set aside the verdict ...
... trial . " The defect in this argument is that respondent's motions cannot be measured by its unexpressed intention or wants . Neither the trial judge nor the Court of Ap- peals appears to have treated the motion to set aside the verdict ...
Página 54
... trial judge may " either " enter a judgment contrary to the verdict " or " order a new trial . The rule thereby requires the exercise of an in- formed judicial discretion as a condition precedent to a choice be- tween these two ...
... trial judge may " either " enter a judgment contrary to the verdict " or " order a new trial . The rule thereby requires the exercise of an in- formed judicial discretion as a condition precedent to a choice be- tween these two ...
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