Stallman v. Hill

WASSERSTROM, Judge.

Upon appeal by plaintiff (herein respondent) from an adverse judgment in Magistrate Court, trial de novo in Circuit Court resulted in a judgment of $542.69 for plaintiff. The cause of action was prosecuted for damages resulting from the loss of use of plaintiff’s automobile during the period of repairs following a collision with defendant’s automobile. The judgment represented the rental expenses incurred by plaintiff for a substitute automobile during the time that his was being repaired.

As an appeal from a court tried case, appellate review is de novo, upon both the law…