410 So. 2d 982 | Fla. Dist. Ct. App. | 1982
Plaintiffs, Richard and Georgia Yusk, individually, and as parents and next friends of their son, Chad Yusk, sued to recover for injuries sustained by Mrs. Yusk and their son who were injured in an automobile accident. After a nonjury trial the court found the defendants liable but held Mrs. Yusk twenty-five percent negligent. Plaintiffs’ counsel requested the court to enter separate awards for each plaintiff. However, the court awarded the plaintiffs a single judgment of $17,949.74.
The one contention by the Yusks that has merit concerns the court’s failure to enter a separate judgment for Mr. and Mrs. Yusk on behalf of their son Chad, age 10. While the court should have entered a separate judgment on each of the plaintiffs’ claims, it was not reversible error in this
We have examined the other contentions raised by the plaintiffs, and find them to be without merit. Accordingly, we vacate the final judgment, and remand for entry of a judgment to comport with this opinion.