Barnett v. Gottlieb
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Prince and Gary, JJ., Marion, April and November, 1915. Action by Nathan Barnett against Samuel L,. Gottlieb. Judgment for defendant upon an order that plaintiif, a nonresident, give a bond for costs, and upon an order for a non-suit, and plaintiif appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gage. '
The plaintiif sued the defendant for an assault and battery; the jury found for the defendant; the verdict was set aside for error of law (98 S. C. 180, 82 S. E. 406); the case was tried again and the Court (Judge Prince) directed the jury to find for the plaintiif, and the jury assessed the damages at $1,000; the Court ordered a new trial, unless the defendant (meaning the plaintiff) should remit within 20 days from the date of the order (April 10, 1915), so much as one-half the recovery; the remission was made, but not in the 20…
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