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· 5/20/1905

Hesseltine v. Hodges

Citations

  • 188 Mass. 247
  • 74 N.E. 319
  • 1905 Mass. LEXIS 1139

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  • mistake in award must be “clear ... so manifest that it shocks common sense and judgment of the court” — award for plaintiff upheld — case closest of those cited to “weight of evidence” issue

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Judges: Hammond

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