New York Carpet World v. Houston

How courts have described this case

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• a jury’s verdict should be affirmed if it is possible to do so and carry into effect the jury’s clear intention
• a jury’s verdict should be affirmed if it is possible to do so and carry into effect the jury’s clear intention; it is the Court of Appeals’s duty to uphold jury verdicts if they can be logically reconciled
• a jury’s verdict should be affirmed if it is possible to do so and carry into effect the jury’s clear intention; it is the Court of Appeals’ duty to uphold jury verdicts if they can be logically reconciled

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).