Terrell v. Pippart

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• evidence sufficient where appraiser testified that the house itself was worth $94,000, and that was the amount awarded by the jury
• evidence sufficient where appraiser testified that the house itself was worth $94,000, and that was the amount awarded by the jury
• trial court did not err in excluding testimony in quantum meruit action that was “not relevant to the reasonable value of the work performed”
• issue of whether all attorney fees were supported by party’s success on only one of several claims was preserved when attorney “moved for a directed verdict on this issue, pointing out that numerous claims were brought against his client” and that another claim did not go to the jury

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