J. J. Newman Lumber Co. v. Norris
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, J.
Appellee, Leseray Norris, by next friend, sued appellant, J. J. Newman Lumber Company, for a personal injury received by him while an employee of appellant, alleged to have been caused by the fault of the latter, and recovered a judgment for seventeen thousand five hundred dollars, from which appellant prosecutes this appeal.
We find no error committed by the trial court in submitting the question of liability to the jury.
It is contended by appellant that, even though there be no ground for a new trial on the question of liability, the cause ought to be reversed and remanded for a new trial on…
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