Scott v. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.

Plaintiff-in-error, S. L. Scott, brought suit for property damage, loss of use of his automobile, loss of services, and loss of consortium because of personal injuries sustained by his wife and infant daughter arising out of a collision on February 11,1953, between a train and plaintiff-in-error’s automobile, in Memphis, Tennessee.

The jury returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff ip the amount of $852.37 and listed on the jacket the following: Automobile damage $437.37; Medical expense $90; Maid $75; Mental Anguish $250.

*536In companion cases tlie wife recovered a judgment for personal injuries…