where court told jurors that they should "determine the full amount of the damages" without "subtract[ing] this other compensation claim," it was clear that jurors had not deducted workmen's compensation benefits from verdict, and credit for these benefits was granted
How later courts described this case
- where court told jurors that they should "determine the full amount of the damages" without "subtract[ing] this other compensation claim," it was clear that jurors had not deducted workmen's compensation benefits from verdict, and credit for these benefits was granted
- where court told jurors that they should “determine the full amount of the damages” without “subtractpng] this other compensation claim,” it was clear that jurors had not deducted workmen’s compensation benefits from verdict, and credit for these benefits was granted
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
McCOMB, J.
I dissent. I would affirm the judgment.
The petition of the plaintiff and respondent for a rehearing was denied November 20, 1968, and the judgment was modified to read as printed above.