Hicks v. Fredericks

ANDERSON, Justice,

The appellee, Gloria Fredericks, who will also he referred to as plaintiff, sued for damages because of personal injuries she alleges she sustained, and because of damage done her automobile, when, on June 18, 1953, at a street intersection in Beaumont, her automobile, which she was driving, was in collision with one driven by the defendant. On a jury’s verdict, together with a stipulation regarding some elements of damage, she recovered judgment for the sum of $9,051.08. The aggregate was made up of $8,500 assessed by the jury, $240 as the stipulated amount of medical…