Hinds v. Johnson

This is an action for damages for personal injuries arising out of an automobile collision on November 9, 1957. From a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff, the defendants appeal.

Appellants do not question their liability or the facts concerning the accident itself. Their assignments of error relate to the competency of the evidence relied upon to prove the nature and permanency of the respondent’s injury and the amount of damages suffered thereby.

The respondent’s principal injury is diplopia or double vision. The question raised by the assignments of error is whether there was competent…