· 12/4/1997
Vanwyk Textile Systems, B v. v. Zimmer MacHinery America, Inc.
Citations
- 994 F. Supp. 350
- 1997 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 22442
- 1997 WL 836157
How courts have described this case
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- dismissing the plaintiff's claim that defendants destroyed his eyeglasses in violation of his due process rights
- dismissing the plaintiff's claim that defendants destroyed his eyeglasses in violation of his due process rights
- “Willfulness in performing the act . . . does not necessarily mean willfulness in violating the law. Willfulness in violating the law may qualify the case as exceptional” (citation omitted)
- the plaintiff was “not undercompensated by the award of the amount it urged upon the jury as the full amount of its lost profit”
- “Willfulness in performing the act . . . does not necessarily mean willfulness in violating the law. Willfulness in violating the law may qualify the case as exceptional” (citation omitted)
- no new trial unless prejudicial error
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Judges: McKnight
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