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    • Manjit Singh Kanwal v. Rana Singh Rai, Balwinder Singh Rai, Amarjit Singh Dhillon, et al.

    May 18, 2004
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    Personal Injury
    Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
    Assault and Battery

    Manjit Singh Kanwal v. Rana Singh Rai, Balwinder Singh Rai, Amarjit Singh Dhillon, et al.

    Published: May 18, 2004 | Result Date: Mar. 3, 2004 | Filing Date: Jan. 1, 1900 |
    Case number: 02CC12771 Verdict –  $0

    Judge

    Dennis S. Choate

    Court

    Orange Superior


    Attorneys

    Plaintiff

    Edward H. Cummings


    Defendant

    Roger J. Buffington
    (Buffington Law Firm PC)

    R. Brian Bowling


    Experts

    Plaintiff

    Marvin S. Beitner
    (medical)

    A. Sattar Abbasi
    (medical)

    Defendant

    Colin G. Koransky
    (medical)

    Joseph L. Klapper
    (medical)

    Facts

    Plaintiff Manjit Kanwal was a witness in a civil lawsuit involving defendant Amarjit Dhillon. The plaintiff claimed that in June 2002, the defendant and seven other men detained and battered him over the course of three hours. The plaintiff claimed that the group tried to influence his testimony. One week later, two of the men allegedly threatened the plaintiff and his family.

    Injuries

    The plaintiff claimed that he suffered chest pains and post-traumatic stress disorder. The defendants' experts testified that the results of plaintiff's personality test indicated that the plaintiff was falsely showing psychological harm.

    Deliberation

    five hours

    Poll

    10-2

    Length

    10 days


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