Jensen v. Eakins
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ELLETT, Chief Justice:
The plaintiff in this case appeals from a judgment in his favor because he claims the jury awarded him an inadequate amount of damages. There is no issue raised as to the liability of the respondent.
The plaintiff, a nineteen year-old college student, was injured and his wife was killed in an automobile collision with defendant’s car. The jury awarded damages as follows:(a) To appellant for his own damages:
Medical Expenses .$ 4,239.63
General Damages . 3,961.40
TOTAL:. $ 8,201.03
To appellant for loss of his wife:
Funeral & burial expenses .. $ 1,617.31
General Damages .…
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