Cook v. Toney

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• holding that when the new trial was granted, the verdict and judgment were eliminated entirely and the case was put back in the same condition as if no trial had ever been held
• holding that when the new trial was granted, the verdict and judgment were eliminated entirely and the ease was put back in the same condition as if no trial had ever been held
• “if the motion of [the defendant] Toney for a new trial had been overruled or if the granting of a new trial had ... been reversed by this Court on appeal, the plaintiff would have been entitled to [post-judgment] interest from the date of the original [judgment] against Toney”

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