Reith v. Tober
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, P. J.
Action for personal injuries, so .serious in character that the amount of the damages ($.15,000) awarded by the jury is not even questioned upon the defendant’s appeal herein. Learned counsel in their statement of the case say: “Plaintiff was seriously injured. AVe are not questioning the verdict as excessive, and so omit any detailed evidence with reference to these injuries.” By an additional abstract respondent presents in detail this evidence as to tlie injuries. This evidence more than sustains the statement of appellant’s counsel, that “plaintiff was seriously injured.” Appellant does…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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