· 11/10/1980
Donald E. Lucas v. American Manufacturing Co., a Corporation, American Manufacturing Co.
Citations
- 630 F.2d 291
- 30 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 1083
- 1980 U.S. App. LEXIS 12419
How courts have described this case
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- advising jury that due to impending hurricane it must reach verdict within fifteen minutes was coercive
- ordering new trial on all issues where jury's award of less than half of stipulated out-of-pocket losses was a compromise induced by trial judge's instruction rushing the jury to reach a verdict
- ordering new trial on all issues where jury's award of less than half of stipulated out-of-pocket losses was a compromise induced by trial judge's instruction rushing the jury to r each a verdict
- evidence of-compromise verdict tainted issues of liability and damages so as to require complete new trial
- in light of the seventh amendment an appellate court should proceed cautiously when asked to set aside a jury’s verdict
- in light of the seventh amendment an appellate court should proceed cau tiously when asked to set aside a jury’s verdict
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