Lenward Brown v. Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Company
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
We are called upon in this appeal 1 to review the trial court’s denial of motion for new trial on the sole basis of excessiveness of damages assessed by a jury. We find no basis in the record for holding that the trial court abused the sound discretion committed to it under the law in passing upon and denying the motion and accordingly affirm.
Lenward Brown, age 36, a brakeman with twelve years experience in the employ of the appellant (hereinafter Railway) received disabling injuries when a portion of a freight train derailed between Minden, Louisiana, and Hope, Arkansas, on July 20, 1967.…
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