Hammer v. Caine

Respondent, a minor, prosecuted this action by his mother as guardian ad litem, to recover damages impersonal injuries received through the negligent operation of an automobile owned by appellant, and from personal conduct of appellant toward him at the time of the collision. From a judgment for $1,800 in respondent’s favor, this appeal is taken.

The claim for damages was set forth in the complaint in these words:

“That by reason of the facts aforesaid the said Adolph Hammer has been made to suffer great bodily pain and mental *673anguish, and has suffered great humiliation, chagrin and insult on…