· 4/15/1851
Powers v. Gowen
Citations
- 32 Me. 381
How courts have described this case
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- “[w]here an instruction submits a question to the jury in a broad, abstract way without being limited to any issues of fact or law developed in the case, it may be considered a ‘roving commission’”
- erroneous instruction asked jury to find if \defendant wrongfully demolished the building\ without identifying what \acts or omissions on the part of the [defendant] might be considered to have rendered the demolition of the building wrongful.\
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Judges: Shepley
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