Superior Court of Rhode Island, 1935

Najjar v. Horovitz

Najjar v. Horovitz
Superior Court of Rhode Island · Decided April 4, 1935 · Curran
12 R.I. Dec. 133

Counsel

For plaintiff: Morris Berick., For defendant: Frederick A. Jones, Selverston.

Najjar v. Horovitz

Opinion of the Court

CURRAN, J.

Heard on plaintiff’s motion to assess costs after verdict in her favor for $750:

A motion for a new trial is pending in this case and it seems to the Court that the motion to assess costs at this stage is premature. The motion should be entertained only after it is certain that judgment is to be entered for the plaintiff or after the entry of such judgment.

For plaintiff: Morris Berick. For defendant: Frederick A. Jones, Selverston.

The motion is denied without prejudice to its renewal at the proper time.

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