Smith & Gaston Funeral Directors, Inc. v. Wilson

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• allowing the plaintiff to recover mental-anguish damages in an action alleging intentional trespass to a grave
• allowing the plaintiff to recover mental-anguish damages in an action alleging intentional trespass to a grave
• \That mental anguish is recoverable in an action of trespass to property committed `under circumstances of insult or contumely' is well recognized\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).