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Remittitur

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Re`mit´ti`tur    (~t?-t?r)
n.1.(Law) A remission or surrender, - remittitur damnut being a remission of excess of damages.


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Editor's Note: As of the time we went to press with the September, 2009 issue of Nursing Law k Regan Report, the 30 day time limit had not expired The Nurse had a minimum of 30 days from the date of the court's order to either stipulate to the remittitur ordered by the court or submit to a new trial on the issue in question.
Saks Bifurcation of issues of liability and damages warranted new trial with combination of issues N/A Granting remittitur against $108 million punitive damages award Employee of nonprofit economic development corporation did not have "property interest" in whole punitive damages judgment Cass R.
McDaniel, Plaintiff's Right to Appeal Adverse Judgment on One Cause of Action as Affected by Acceptance of Remittitur on Another Cause of Action, 41 A.
 
 
 
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