Phillips Motor Co. v. Rouse
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
This is a suit by appellees against appellant to recover damages to compensate injuries which appellees allege they sustained as the result of an automobile collision. Appellant concedes that the evidence before the trial court was sufficient to sustain the verdicts and the judgments thereon in favor of appellees as to liability, but contends the verdicts returned by the jury were excessive, and this appeal questions only the sufficiency of the testimony to sustain the amounts of the verdicts returned.
Appellee, J. M. Rouse, alleged and offered testimony tending to show that his body, legs,…
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