Hardee v. Metropolitan Casualty Insurance

Wisconsin Supreme Court

Hardee v. Metropolitan Casualty Insurance

85 N.W.2d 785, 2 Wis. 2d 15, 1957 Wisc. LEXIS 413

Wisconsin Supreme Court·Decided November 5, 1957·Published

Opinion

Brown, J.

Appellant sustained a fractured pelvis and a punctured bladder. She was hospitalized about six weeks and had to use crutches in walking for six weeks more. The jury allowed her $400 for „her .injuries./ Wp thinjs. this sounadequate that the.interests: of justice require a new trial on this issue as well as on the questions of liability as held in the Veverka Case, supra.

'• 'By 't-he Court.' — Judgment' reyerS'éd," and cause remanded for a new trial on all issues'.

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Brown, J.

Appellant sustained a fractured pelvis and a punctured bladder. She was hospitalized about six weeks and had to use crutches in walking for six weeks more. The jury allowed her $400 for „her .injuries./ Wp thinjs. this sounadequate that the.interests: of justice require a new trial on this issue as well as on the questions of liability as held in the Veverka Case, supra.

'• 'By 't-he Court.' — Judgment' reyerS'éd," and cause remanded for a new trial on all issues'.

Hardee v. Metropolitan Casualty Insurance, 85 N.W.2d 785, 2 Wis. 2d 15, 1957 Wisc. LEXIS 413 (Wis. 1957).

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