Toll v. Waters, Et Vir.

(dissenting in part). — The charge of the court quoted in the Per Curiam opinoin with reference to what the plaintiff below, Mrs. Lucile S. Waters, would be entitled to recover as damages for future pain and suffering, is in my judgment, in some important respects, erroneous. It does not limit the right of recovery to such future pain and suffering as the evidence makes reasonably certain will result from the injuries sustained; nor does it clearly instruct the jury that such sum as they may arrive at in that connection, for damages to be sustained in the future, should be reduced to its…