12 Ga. App. 729 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1913
The jury returned a verdict against tbe railway company for $5,000. It was not insisted by counsel that the plaintiff was not entitled to recover damages in some amount. It was admitted that the railway company was liable for whatever injury the plaintiff really suffered, due to a head-end collision of two of the defendant’s trains. The jury, therefore, had but two questions before it: (1) What injuries did the plaintiff receive in the collision? (2) What was the amount of damages dependent upon these ascertained injuries? There are two special grounds of the motion for new trial.
Judgment affirmed.