Atlantic City Airlines, Inc. v. Director, Division of Taxation

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• an understanding of the purpose behind the specificity requirements of Fed. R. Civ. P. 50 shows the impropriety of a literal construction
• “communicative content, ‘specificity’ and notice-giving function of an assertion [in a directed verdict motion] should be judged in context”
• “[T]he communicative content, ‘specificity’ and notice giving function of an assertion [in a rule 50(a) motion] should be judged in context.”
• motion raising sufficiency of evidence for \Counts I and the remaining counts\ under theories of strict liability and negligence sufficient to raise issue of punitive damages
• motion raising sufficiency of evidence for “Counts I and the remaining counts” under theories of strict liability and negligence sufficient to raise issue of punitive damages

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