Ohio Court of Appeals, 1924

Cleveland Railway Co. v. Winslow

Cleveland Railway Co. v. Winslow
Ohio Court of Appeals · Decided June 23, 1924 · Levine, Sullivan, Vickery
2 Ohio Law. Abs. 619; 1924 Ohio Misc. LEXIS 1575

Cleveland Railway Co. v. Winslow

Opinion of the Court

PER CURIAM.,

Epitomized Opinion

Published Only in Ohio Law Abstract

Louis Winslow broug-ht an action in Cuya-hoga Common Pleas for damages and received judgment for $20,300. The trial court cut this down to $10,250. The Railway brought error to the Appeals; which held that practically the only error complained of was' that the verdict was so excessive that it in itself showed passion and prejudice, and that therefore instead of making a remittur the court should have granted a new trial.

That the injuries were such and the nature of the accident such that he was entitled to a substantial verdict, and the amount of which was more in the province of a jury than in a court. The court below, however, having reduced the verdict, which, apparently, was done under a misapprehension as to what some of the witnesses testified to, as noted in the bill of exceptions, this court will not, for that reason, disturb the verdict.

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