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· 3/15/1898

Bell v. Gulf & Chicago Railroad

Citations

  • 76 Miss. 71

Syllabus

<p>Personal Injuries. Damages. Evidence.</p> <p>In suits for personal torts, where the facts constituting the injuries are shown, it is unnecessary to offer affirmative evidence of the extent in dollars and cents of the damages suffered by the plaintiff.</p>

Judges: Woods

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