Winsor v. Hawkins

This is an automobile negligence case in which the defendant admitted liability, a hearing in damages was had to the court and damages were assessed for injuries to person and property. Much of the appeal has to do with claimed corrections in the finding. No change can be made in it which would avail the defendant. The principal claim is that the complaint did not allege any damages arising after its date, except as to the loss of use of the automobile, but that the court nevertheless allowed such damages.

All' the damages awarded by the court were of such a nature that they were in general…