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· 2/28/1958

Darlyne Parmelee and Frank Parmelee v. E. A. Ackerman, AKA Ada Ackerman, Dba the House of Charm Studios

Citations

  • 252 F.2d 721
  • 79 Ohio Law. Abs. 443
  • 6 Ohio Op. 2d 208
  • 1958 U.S. App. LEXIS 3757

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that it was apparent to a legal certainty that the jurisdictional threshold was not met because emotional distress damages were not available for breach of contract
  • dismissing action for failure to satisfy the amount in controversy where one alleged cause of action did not exist, and the maximum damages for the other did not equal the jurisdictional minimum
  • mental distress damages not recoverable under state law

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Judges: Simons, Martin, Mathes

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