Richards v. Borowsky

Ryan, C.

Plaintiff, in an action for damages resulting from personal injuries inflicted by defendant, recovered judgment upon a verdict for $1. The verdict was upon such conflicting evidence as to preclude disturbing it because not sustained by sufficient evidence.

Plaintiff in error complains that one instruction of the court made reference to an altercation between the parties which occurred on the day before that on which the injuries sued for were received. This instruction, however, warned the jury that the incidents of the first quarrel could not be considered as justifying injuries…