Murray v. Woods

Ebmiharot, Judge.

There was evidence concerning the manner in which this accident happened authorizing the jury to conclude that both the deceased and the defendant were negligent, and thus to apply the rule of comparative negligence in arriving at a verdict. Consequently, there is no merit in the general grounds. While plaintiff urges the inadequacy of the verdict, this is not a matter that can be reached by the general grounds, since in this case the claim of inadequacy rests entirely upon the proposition that nothing was included in the verdict for pain and suffering. “The amount of damages…