Perlman v. FERMAN CORPORATION

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• explaining that where a party did not seek a directed verdict on the ground that the plaintiff failed to prove damages, the party was still entitled to a new trial where the verdict was contrary to the manifest weight of the evidence
• “Ordinarily, a party would be entitled to a directed verdict where the party claiming fraud fails to adduce evidence that a jury could properly utilize to determine the legal damages, if any, caused by the fraud.”

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