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A Houston jury has declined to award damages to a Hindu widower who sought $24 million from his deceased wife's cousin and an insurer for allegedly interfering with his right to cremate his wife's body within the time he contends is required by their religion. The jury found the defendants did not unlawfully interfere with the man's rights regarding his wife's interment or intentionally inflict severe emotional distress.
November 19, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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