...amount of the damage. In Eastman Kodak Co. v. Southern Photo Co., 273 US 359, 379, the court said: It is sufficient if a reasonable basis of computation...afforded, although the result be only approximate. This was quoted with approval in Palmer v. Connecticut Ry. Co. supra. In the latter case it was also...

...clearly established (Story Parchment Co. v. Paterson Parchment Paper Co., 282 US 555), as it is here, if a reasonable basis of computation is afforded, although the result be only approximate, Eastman Kodak Co. v. Southern Photo Co., 273 US 359, or if there is a basis for a reasoned conclusion....

...Material Co., 273 US 378. 840 7. Reasonable Basis of Computation Sufficient. — -Damages are rendered uncertain because they can not be calculated with...afforded, although the result be only approximate. Eastman Kodak Co. v. Southern Photo Material Co« 295 Fed. 102. 821 8. In Action for, Under Anti-Trust...

...period an estimated expense of doing business. Damages are not rendered uncertain because they cannot be calculated with absolute exactness. It is sufficient...afforded, although the result be only approximate." This, we think, was a correct statement of the applicable rules of law. Furthermore, a defendant whose...

...period an estimated expense of doing business. Damages are not rendered uncertain because they cannot be calculated with absolute exactness. It is sufficient...afforded, although the result be only approximate." This, we think, was a correct statement of the applicable rules of law. Furthermore, a defendant whose...

...period *an estimated expense of doing business. Damages are not rendered uncertain because they cannot be calculated with absolute exactness. It is sufficient...afforded, although the result be only approximate." This, we think, was a correct statement of the applicable rules of law. Furthermore, a defendant whose...

...period an estimated expense of doing business. Damages are not rendered uncertain because they cannot be calculated with absolute exactness. It is sufficient...afforded, although the result be only approximate." This, we think, was a correct statement of the applicable rules of law. Furthermore, a defendant whose...

...approved an instruction which told the jury, "Damages are not rendered uncertain because they cannot be calculated with absolute exactness. It is sufficient...afforded, although the result be only approximate." " The ways compensatory damages may be proven are many. The injured party is not to be barred from...

...approved an instruction which told the jury, "Damages are not rendered uncertain because they cannot be calculated with absolute exactness. It is sufficient...afforded, although the result be only approximate." " The ways compensatory damages may be proven are many. The injured party is not to be barred from...

...damages are not rendered uncertain because they cannot be calculated with absolute exactness, and that it is sufficient if a reasonable basis of computation is afforded, although the result may be approximate. See Eastman Kodak Go. v. Southern Photo Co., 273 US 359, 379. Plaintiff's proof...