Finn v. Wood
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Per curiam
In this suit to recover damages for personal injuries sustained when appellee was hit on a street in the City of New York by an automobile driven by the appellant, the former recovered a judgment from which this appeal was taken. Diversity jurisdiction was shown. The appellant relies for reversal upon the trial court’s exclusion of certain evidence, failure to grant a motion for a mistrial, reading of certain evidence to the jury, granting in the presence of the jury a motion to raise the ad damnum, and upon a claim that there were errors in the charge.
We find no reversible error. The…
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