Keplinger v. Cook

Quillian, Judge.

Enumerations of error 1 and 2 contend that the “verdict and judgment was so grossly inadequate as to be contrary to law.” The appellant argues there was uncontradicted evidence that the plaintiff had special damages in the amount of $260' which was in excess of the verdict of $170. Of the $260 in special damages alleged, $160 consisted of two weeks loss in wages. The plaintiff testified that after the collision took place he lost two weeks from work where he was earning $80 per week. However, he failed to testify that the injury received in the collision was the reason he…