Oger v. Reed

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• holding that there was no error in submitting claim for expenses of litigation to jury where defendant was alleged to have acted fraudulently in a stock transaction
• when the trial court gives an erroneous jury charge and the jury returns a special verdict answering specific questions, a new trial may be granted only as to the specific questions that were connected with and affected by the charge

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