The various trial rulings cited by defendants as grounds for a new trial are either unpreserved for appellate review, insufficiently prejudicial to warrant a new trial, or were proper exercises of the court's discretion. In particular, the trial court's failure to include on the verdict sheet an interrogatory requiring the jury to conclude, prior to awarding damages, that plaintiff's injuries were proximately caused by the assault, was harmless error in light of the fact...
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