O'Quinn v. Alston

Appellant recovered damages for personal injuries caused by the fall of an elevator in an office building, owned and operated by appellee, but, being dissatisfied with the jury’s assessment, prosecutes this appeal. There hardly need be a citation of authority for the proposition that appellant may be heard on this appeal to complain only of such rulings of the trial court as may have prejudicially affected the assessment of damages.

Appellant proved his injuries, and the manner and extent of their original infliction were not disputed. But the first twenty-four assignments of error are…