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· 10/3/1889

State ex rel. Fuller v. Martin

Citations

  • 27 Neb. 441
  • 43 N.W. 244
  • 1889 Neb. LEXIS 248

How courts have described this case

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  • listing a spirit of revenge as one state of mind under which a jury may find actual malice
  • “Civ.R. 49 explicitly requires juries to return general verdicts whether or not interrogatories are also returned.”
  • Unreasonable misuse is not a defense to a strict liability defective product claim
  • \Punitive damages in this state are available upon a finding of actual malice.\
  • punitive damages are intended to punish and deter conduct resulting from a mental state so callous in its disregard for the rights and safety of others that society deems it intolerable

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Judges: Cobb, Other

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