Tilley v. Bell

EDWARD P. HILL, Jr., Judge.

Appellant’s lone argument is that the trial court erred in failing to conduct a hearing on her motion for a new trial for misconduct of the jury. Wedged into this argument is a veiled contention that the amount of the verdict is inadequate at first blush. We affirm.

While appellant and her daughter were stopped for a traffic light on Preston Street in Louisville, Kentucky, waiting for the green light, appellee Raymond Bell ran into the rear of the automobile being operated by appellant and owned by her husband. This occurred March 30, 1967. Nearly one year later and…