· 3/22/1989
Charlie Taylor v. Carl G. Green, Jimmy L. Alford, and B.L. Cathey
Citations
- 868 F.2d 162
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 3468
- 1989 WL 18175
How courts have described this case
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- holding court may award undisputed amount of damages without violating prohibition of additur
- “The court manifestly lacked power to add to the amount of the verdict for either compensatory or punitive damages.”
- without establishing that he was entitled to compensatory damages, plaintiff proved that defendants violated his constitutional rights, in which case he was entitled by law to nominal damages
- without establishing that he was entitled to compensatory damages, plaintiff proved that defendants violated his constitutional rights, in which case he was entitled by law to nominal damages
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Judges: Rubin, Garwood, Davis
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