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· 3/29/1915

Hubig v. Frederick

Citations

  • 25 Ohio C.C. Dec. 525
  • 25 Ohio C.C. (n.s.) 146

Syllabus

<p>COURT — ERROR.</p> <p>Power of Appellate Court to Modify Judgment in Interests of Justice Between Parties.</p> <p>Both under Sec. 11364 G. C. authorizing a court to disregard errors not affecting substantial rights, and inherently under general law, an appellate court may modify or correct a judgment which has been taken to such court and this will be done when justice can best be so served.</p>

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  • affirming special master’s finding of an on-table HHE due to child’s fever, unusual sleep patterns, unresponsiveness, and lack of muscle tone after DPT vaccination

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Judges: Chittenden, Kinkade, Richards

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