Morrison v. Means

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• stating that plaintiff failed to present enough evidence to support recovery for mental anguish where only evidence was a loss of sleep and bad feelings
• stating that plaintiff failed to present enough evidence to support recovery for mental anguish where only evidence was a loss of sleep and bad feelings
• finding \hardly enough\ evidence of injury where the appellee claimed to have suffered sleepless nights and mental anguish when he did not receive expected refund money that he had been counting on with which to support his family
• finding \hardly enough\ evidence of injury where the appellee claimed to have suffered sleepless nights and mental anguish when he did not receive expected refund money that he had been counting on with which to support his family

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).