Legal Opinion
Pepper v. Glover
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided November 16, 1970No. 8096PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BLANCHE, Judge.
This is a devolutive appeal taken by plaintiff, Horace G. Pepper, from a judgment rendered in his favor and against defendants, Grady Edgar Glover and The Travelers Insurance Company, in the principal sum of $2,599.62. Plaintiff appealed contending the award of $1,800 general damages was inadequate; defendants answered the appeal averring the award of $1,800 as general damages was excessive, and contending further that the trial court erred in awarding plaintiff the sum of $664.62 as an item of special damage. Finding no manifest error committed by the trial court in any…
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