The 16.80 General Verdict Form is a legal document used to record the outcome of a civil trial in the United States. It is a form that is typically filled out by a jury and signed by a court clerk. The form includes all the elements of a jury verdict, including the parties involved, a statement of the issues, the jury's decision, and any damages awarded. There are two types of 16.80 General Verdict Forms, the "special verdict" and the "general verdict." The special verdict form requires the jury to answer specific questions about the case and the general verdict form simply states whether the jury finds for or against the plaintiff.
The 16.80 General Verdict Form is a legal document used to record the outcome of a civil trial in the United States. It is a form that is typically filled out by a jury and signed by a court clerk. The form includes all the elements of a jury verdict, including the parties involved, a statement of the issues, the jury's decision, and any damages awarded. There are two types of 16.80 General Verdict Forms, the "special verdict" and the "general verdict." The special verdict form requires the jury to answer specific questions about the case and the general verdict form simply states whether the jury finds for or against the plaintiff.
