· 7/2/1940
New York Central Railroad v. Palella
Citations
- 306 Ill. App. 279
- 28 N.E.2d 494
- 1940 Ill. App. LEXIS 835
How courts have described this case
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- reviewing the “intemperate argument of counsel” and, in the course of doing so, stating that “[c]urse words have no place in the courtroom”
- “The ruling of the District Judge in limiting Mrs. Pingatore’s deposition to impeachment purposes was erroneous. . . . The error was harmless because the material matters developed in the deposition were covered by other evidence in the record.”
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Judges: McSurely
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