Beavers v. Johnson

*679Deen, Judge.

It was held in Hamby v. Edmunds Motor Co., 80 Ga. App. 209 (55 SE2d 743): “Where the injuries alleged appear to have resulted entirely from fright or shock, unaccompanied by physical contact, in order to set forth a cause of action it is necessary to show either (1) that the injuries were the natural and proximate result of the fright or shock, that this result was or should have been foreseen with reasonable certainty by the defendant, and that the act was one of such gross carelessness, coupled with a knowledge of the probable physical results as amount to wilful disregard of…