Drury v. Lunceford

CROCKETT, Justice.

This case arose out of a collision in which the defendant’s car ran into the rear of the plaintiff’s car at an intersection at about 1300 North and 3rd West in Provo in the afternoon 'on April 1, '1964. The question of the defendant’s liability was resolved and on February 15, 1965 a trial was had to the court on the issue of damages only. At its conclusion the judge stated from the bench that he thought $2,000 damages would be a fair amount, plus special damages of medical expenses incurred of $126.20. A minute entry was made and entered accordingly. Two days later, on…