Redd v. Peters

Townsend, Judge.

Special grounds 4, 7, 10 and 11 will be considered together as all relate to the instructions given by the court to the jury on the measure of damages. Special ground 4 complains of the following: “There is no measuring rod for pain and suffering and it is an element of damage, but that is a matter for the enlightened conscience of the jury to- determine. You are restricted in your finding, that is to say, if you think the evidence would warrant, or whatever the evidence would warrant in favor of the plaintiff, you would bring in a verdict the form of which would be, ‘We, the…