Reiner v. Marceau

On Filing of Remittitur

On June 23, 1960, we indicated by opinion in writing that if appellee would file a remittitur of $375 on or before July 8, 1960, which time was later extended, the judgment of the Trial Court would be reformed and, as reformed, would be affirmed; otherwise the judgment of the Trial Court would be reversed and the cause remanded. Ap-pellee has timely filed the suggested remit-titur of $375.

Accordingly, ás of this date, the judgment of the Trial Court is reformed by deducting the amount of $375 from the judgment re-covered by appellee, and, as so reformed, is affirmed.

Four-fifths of the costs of this appeal will be taxed against appellee, William F. Marceau, and one-fifth against appellant, Nathan Reiner, individually and d/b/a Reiner’s.

Motion for rehearing may be filed by either party within fifteen-days after this date.