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· 8/14/1978

Moskowitz v. Mayor & Council of Wilmington

Citations

  • 391 A.2d 209
  • 1978 Del. LEXIS 784

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that “the plaintiff is entitled to recover interest from the City for a period preceding the entry of judgment”
  • holding that “[i]nterest is awarded in Delaware as a matter of right and not of judicial discretion” but that “[a] . . . factor affecting the computation of interest is whether the plaintiff has been guilty of delay in pursuing his claim”
  • holding that “[i]nterest is awarded in Delaware as a matter of right and not of judicial discretion” but that “[a] . . . factor affecting the computation of interest is whether the plaintiff has been guilty of delay in pursuing his claim”
  • noting “the trial court has some discretion in fixing the amount of interest where there has been inordinate delay caused by one of the parties[,]” and denying prejudgment interest on sums already paid by the plaintiff for which advancement was authorized
  • \Interest is awarded in Delaware as a matter of right ... the plaintiff is entitled to recover interest ... for a period preceding the entry of judgment.\
  • “While interest is a matter of right in Delaware, the Trial Court does have some discretion in determining the amount of interest where there has been undue delay in the process of a lawsuit . . . .”

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Judges: Herrmann, Duffy, McNeilly

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