West Chestnut Realty Corp. v. Martin

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• holding that the plaintiffs, who only obtained nominal damages, were the prevailing party for purposes of an award of attorneys' fees and costs because they prevailed on the two principal issues in the case
• stating that Hawaii courts have noted that “a party in whose favor judgment is rendered by the district court is the prevailing party in that court.”
• \It is clear from the jury's special 16 NOT FOR PUBLICATION IN WEST'S HAWAI#I REPORTS AND PACIFIC REPORTER verdict and the trial court's judgment that Plaintiffs prevailed on both issues.\

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