Threadgill v. Hopson

OPINION

WARD, Justice.

This is a personal injury case where, by unanimous verdict in response to special issues, all twelve jurors acquitted the defendant-appellees of any wrong-doing. All twelve jurors further found that the wife of the plaintiff-appellant was contributorily negligent in two particulars, which acts of negligence were proximate causes of the accident. The jury unanimously answered the damage issue, “None”, where it inquired as to the personal injuries suffered by the appellant’s wife. The jury verdict was received, filed without objection, and judgment was entered that…