Gulf & Ship Island Railroad v. Nelson
82 Miss. 653
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
It is overnervousness to see danger to the defendant in an instruction to the jury, in a personal injury case, that if they found for the plaintiff, they might assess such damages as they believed from the evidence he suffered, not to ■exceed the amount claimed in his declaration. There was ng .error in giving the instruction.
Affirmed.
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