Naranjo v. Cull
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
YOUNG, Justice.
This is a jury misconduct case. Victor L. Naranjo sued James H. Cull for damages resulting from an automobile accident. Trial was to the jury. The jury awarded $2,000.00 damages to Naranjo, which he claims is grossly inadequate and is the result of a juror’s misconduct; i. e., that a retired nurse on the jury panel interpreted the type and strength of certain prescriptions listed on Naranjo’s medical records which were introduced into evidence without explanation. The court overruled Nar-anjo’s motion for new trial based on jury misconduct, and he brings this appeal. We…
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