Southern Railway-Carolina Div. v. Bennett, 233 U.S. 80 (1914) (No. 796)
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Southern Railway-Carolina Div. v. Bennett, 233 U.S. 80 (1914) (No. 796)
Author: Supreme Court of the United States
Year: 1914
Case name: Southern Railway-Carolina Div. v. Bennett Opinion filed: 1914-04-06 Docket No.: 796 Citations: • 233 U.S. 80 • 34 S. Ct. 566 • 58 L. Ed. 860 • 1914 U.S. LEXIS 1273 Case holding summaries: • "[A] case of mere excess upon the evidence is a matter to be dealt with by the trial court. It does not present a question for reexamination here upon a writ of error" • "It may be admitted that if it were true that the excess appeared as [a] matter of law; that if, for instance, the statute fixed a maximum and the verdict exceeded it, a question might arise for this court"
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