:20:00
- We have, Your Honour.
- What is your verdict?
:20:03
We find for the plaintiff...
:20:05
in the amount of $2,500 and costs.
:20:09
George, we won. Thank you, Alice.
Thank you, everybody.
:20:13
- Your Honour...
- Mr. Harris, you did just fine.
:20:16
- When do I get the money?
- Janey, court isn't adjourned. Sit down.
:20:20
- I move for a non obstante veredicto.
- Denied.
:20:25
Court's adjourned.
:20:28
- I want to certify the record for appeal.
- Of course.
:20:31
Mr. Harris, when do I get the money?
:20:34
- There isn't any money, Mrs. Osgood.
- What?
:20:37
There is no money.
:20:42
You see, this was a hometown decision.
:20:45
We expected you to win here.
:20:47
But I should remind you that we have
the entire appellate structure...
:20:51
of the State of Maine before us.
:20:53
Now, Mr. Sloan tried to warn you.
:20:55
Harry Foster Malone is not a philanthropist.
:20:58
You really should have accepted our offer.
:21:01
Denham. See you in court, Mrs. Osgood.
:21:05
George, they can't do this.
:21:07
- Just what I expected.
- George, they can't.
:21:16
I'm sorry. I should have gotten that money.
They are wrong and I'm right.
:21:20
- Will you wait a minute till I get my...
- What's the matter?
:21:24
It's just not fair.
:21:26
Those lobsters represented
months of hard work to me.
:21:29
Now I'm supposed to wait until...
:21:30
the Supreme Court in Augusta
says Malone should pay.
:21:33
- But that's the law.
- I'd like to see what would happen...
:21:35
if I took a ride on Harry Foster Malone's
old railroad and didn't pay.
:21:39
He'll haul you into petty claims court, get
a judgment against you, garnish your salary.
:21:43
- Salary? I don't have a salary.
- He can hold your property.
:21:50
- What property, George?
- Your house, your station wagon.
:21:54
- How?
- How what?
:21:56
How can they do it?
:21:57
It's the simplest thing in the world.
:21:59
You get a writ of execution.