Whittaker v. Dail
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SHARPNACK, Judge.
Whittaker appeals from a judgment in favor of Dail and the denial of his motion for relief from that judgment under Ind. Trial Rule 60(B)(1). The judgment was for $99,423.90 in actual damages and $198, 757.80 punitive damages. The judgment was entered after the court, without a jury, received evidence presented by Dail on the day the case had previously been set for trial by jury. Neither the defendant Whit-taker nor any attorney representing him was present. We affirm.
Whittaker raises six issues, which we restate and arrange as follows:
1. Could the trial court enter the…
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