· 5/3/1909
Fenn v. Louiselle
Citations
- 214 U.S. 517
- 29 S. Ct. 699
- 53 L. Ed. 1064
- 1909 U.S. LEXIS 2043
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “[tjhough wide latitude is accorded counsel in arguments before a jury, such arguments may not be founded on facts not before the jury, or inferences which must arise from facts not before the jury”
- court should always instruct the jury on the taxability of its award
- pain and suffering damages discussed
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