King v. Parson

Birdsong, Judge.

The appellant, Charles King, plaintiff below, brought suit against the appellees, claiming damages for pain and suffering arising out of an automobile accident. It was stipulated that King was covered by "no fault” insurance. In his petition, King sought to recover a sum of $50,000 for "pain and suffering.” The trial court limited the evidence adduced by King to evidence showing or contributing to pain and suffering. When King attempted to introduce evidence of lost wages and expenses incident to the accident, the trial court precluded the admission of the evidence except as…