...which a plaintiff complaining of a personal injury is entitled to compensation. These are the bodily injury sustained, the pain undergone, the effect on...through inability to attend to a profession or business" On appeal this judgment was affirmed, and James, LJ, adopted as part of his judgment the following...

...is entitled to compensation. These are the bodily injury sustained; the pain undergone; the effects on the health of the sufferer, according to its degree...expenses Incidental to attempts to effect a cure, or to lesson the amount of injury; the pecuniary loss sustained through inability to attend to a profession...

...which a plaintiff complaining of a personal injury is entitled to compensation. There are the bodily injury sustained, the pain undergone, the effect on...permanent; the expenses incidental to attempts to effect acure, or to lessen the amount of injury; the pecuniary loss sustained through inability to attend...

...which the sufferer is entitled to compensation. These are, the bodily injury DAMAGES — Con tin ued. sustained: the pain undergone; the effect on the health...inability to attend to a profession* or business. — Phillipps r. London & Southwestern R. Co., Eng. High Ct OB Div., Cent. LJ, Aug. 15. p. 125: Alb....

...Or, as Cockburn, C.-J., succinctly puts it, the jury must consider and take into account the bodily injury sustained, the pain undergone, the effect on...to effect a cure or to lessen the amount of injury, and the pecuniary loss sustained through inability to attend to a profession or business ; as to which,...

...Or, as Cockburn, C.-J., succinctly puts it, the jury must consider and take into account the bodily injury sustained, the pain undergone, the effect on...to effect a cure or to lessen the amount of injury, and the pecuniary loss sustained through inability to attend to a profession or business ; as to which,...

...Or, as Cockburn, C.-J., succinctly puts it, the jury must consider and take into account the bodily injury sustained, the pain undergone, the effect on...to effect a cure or to lessen the amount of injury, and the pecuniary loss sustained through inability to attend to a profession or business ; as to which,...

...should take into account the bodily injury sustained by the plaintiff, the pain undergone, the effects on the health of the sufferer, according to its degree...to effect a cure or to lessen the amount of injury, and the pecuniary loss sustained by the plaintiff through inability to attend to his business. And...

...motion for a new trial for insufficiency of damages, said that the heads ot damages were the bodily injury sustained ; the pain undergone ; the effect...the expenses incidental to attempts to effect a cure ; the pecuniary loss sustained through inability to attend to a profession or business ; as to which,...

...motion fora new trial for insufficiency of damages, said, that the heads of damages were the bodily injury sustained ; the pain undergone ; the effect...according to its degree and its probable duration as linely to be temporary or permanent ; the expenses incidental to attempts to effect a cure ; the pecuniary...