Reeves v. Teuscher

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• holding a motion for a directed verdict timely even though made after the jury's verdict was announced, where district court interrupted defendants and told them to make motion after the verdict
• motion for directed verdict sufficient when court interrupted and instructed defendants, who moved at close of all the evidence, to move after the verdict, and they did so
• motion for directed verdict sufficient when court interrupted and instructed defen- dants, who moved at close of all the evidence, to move after the verdict, and they did so

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