Lander v. Miles
Multnomah County Circuit Court, Oregon
1Opinion of the Court
The jury having rendered a verdict for $4,800 in favor of the plaintiff, the defendants filed a motion for a new trial, the motion being argued and submitted by the same counsel who conducted the trial.
The - court filed the following opinion, overruling the motion;
Only three of the specified grounds were urged on the argument of the defendant’s motion for a new trial. • They were : - •
1. Newly-discovered evidence;
2. Excessive damages ;
3. And insufficiency of the evidence to justify the verdict.
Upon the two points last named, as the evidence is not made part of the record, the mover relies…
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