Conroy v. Reid

These general motions by the plaintiffs involve only the adequacy of the damages assessed by the jury. The other grounds for new trials, which were originally assigned, have been abandoned. The defendant did not file cross motions.

On August 6, 1932, Alice Conroy and Angeline Lee and the latter’s intestate, Albert Morrisette, were injured when the automobile in which they were riding as passengers collided with a Lincoln touring car driven by the defendant. In each of these actions to recover the damages resulting from the collision, the plaintiff has a verdict.

There is very little, if any,…