Davis v. Hansen

I. Instruction 11 deals with the measure of damages, and charges that, if the jury reaches what allowance should be made, it should be such sum, if any, which, the evidence shows, if payment were made at this time, would be equivalent to the amount of the estate of decedent if he had been permitted to have lived to the end of his natural life; that the amount of the estate at his' death Avouldbe such sum as it can be found from the evidence appears reasonably probable that Hamblin would have saved or accumulated at the time of his death, deducting his probable expense of living, probable…