· 9/15/1851
Worcester & Nashua Railroad v. Hinds
Citations
- 62 Mass. 110
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that “even when the exact amount of damages is not ascertainable until issues of fact have been decided by the jury, prejudgment interest is proper”
- issue preclusion did not apply where the issues, “although similar, were not ‘identical’ ”
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Judges: Fletcher
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