Hartough v. Safeway Lines, Inc.
Michigan Supreme Court
1DissentWiest, J.
In this case we found the damages awarded plaintiff excessive and granted a new trial. Hartough v. Safeway Lines, Inc., ante, 471.
On plaintiff’s application we granted a rehearing.
Plaintiff asks affirmance of the judgment stating,, however:
“That if, upon reconsideration, the court still deems the damages excessive, it state a sum to be remitted on condition of affirmance. ’ ’
Upon reconsideration we are still of the opinion that the damages awarded were so excessive as to preclude granting a conditional remittitur.
Under the record the following observation of Lord Phillimore, in Lionel Barber…
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