Fee, Parker & Lloyd, PA v. Sullivan

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• holding that an appellate court is powerless to review the sufficiency of the evidence to support the verdict if the appellant made no motion for a directed verdict
• existence or lack of probable cause is a pure question of law for the court to determine, with the resolution of disputed issues of fact a question to be submitted to the jury
• existence or lack of probable cause is a pure question of law for the court to determine, with the resolution of disputed issues of fact a question to be submitted to the jury
• appeal after final judgment and jury verdict

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