172 So. 2d 853 | Fla. Dist. Ct. App. | 1965
Plaintiff has appealed a final judgment entered upon a jury verdict awarding him damages for injuries sustained as a result of being struck by an automobile negligently operated by one of the appellees. Appellant contends that the damages awarded him by the jury are grossly inadequate, and the trial judge abused his discretion in entering judgment on the verdict and denying his motion for new trial.
The evidence reveals without dispute that as a result of the injuries sustained by appellant he was hospitalized for a period of approximately six weeks; underwent one operation and will be subjected to another
In two separate cases involving facts similar in all material respects to those in the case sub judice we agreed with the theories, principles and reasons now advanced by appellant in support of his position, and rendered decisions reversing judgments entered in personal injury actions on the ground that the verdicts were inadequate.
We have carefully considered the remaining points presented for our consideration, but find them to be without substantial merit.
The judgment appealed is accordingly affirmed.
. Puleo v. Shaw, (Ma.App.1963) 149 So. 2d 880; Hatchell v. Hayes, (Ma.App. 1963) 157 So.2d 855.
. Shaw v. Puleo, (Ma.1964) 159 So.2d 641; Hayes v. Hatchell, (Ma.1964) 166 So.2d 146.
. Smith v. City of Miami, (Fla.App.1963) 153 So.2d 62.
. City of Miami v. Smith, (Fla.1964) 165. So.2d 748.