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· 2/5/1962

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada v. Klawans

Citations

  • 137 So. 2d 230

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that Horne’s weight of the evidence claim could not prevail as “the jury resolved the inconsistencies among the testimonies as it saw fit and reached a verdict”
  • holding that Horne’s weight of the evidence claim could not prevail as “the jury resolved the inconsistencies among the testimonies as it saw fit and reached a verdict”
  • holding that the appellant’s weight of the evidence claim could not prevail as “the jury resolved the inconsistencies among the testimonies as it saw fit and reached a verdict”
  • holding that Horne’s weight of the evidence claim could not prevail as “the jury resolved the inconsistencies among the testimonies as it saw fit and reached -6- J-S18045-16 a verdict.”
  • holding that Horne’s weight of the evidence claim could not prevail as “the jury resolved the inconsistencies among the testimonies as it saw fit and reached - 13 - J-S52032-16 a verdict.”
  • concluding weight of the evidence claim could not prevail as “the jury resolved the inconsistencies among the testimonies as it saw fit and reached a verdict[]”

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Judges: Baricdull, Horton, Pearson, Tillman

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